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‘ £1 agton V olumi -: 2 No. 13 Across the nars & O.^u/rence 7^Awihornc . U ^ribuw DAYTON, OREGON NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEAR hrl..av—This has been an unlucky d»y I A* Mm. He told me some days ago for Noah. Hr tried to rapture a pair thaS-m thought be might get on a little of hornets to put in the ark this morn biot when this buainaaa was over, but 1 ing and that poor man is a sight to see. dida t suppose he meant it. One eye Is closed entirely and the other 8 p. tn.—Noah is as full as a goat; i< just about closed. 1 hare been rob ) >«t fi-ll asleep. Ham went into the bing arnica on the places »hers the I room »here he waa and bia father abas- hornet» bit him but they never tried fol |ed him like a pickpocket. It ia scandal run a menagerie ladore and It is pretty I on» th- manner in which Noah learned hard far a man when he is 025 years old I on. I can’t blame him so much thongh Geo. Fowler w«i born io Cowlitz County, WMbicgUM, on JoD r 11, 1873 Pritoner Starved I wonder what you’d say to me today »nd pamed from this life Nov 15,192», to Death in Dungeon If we could only talk across the years. ■t Till»tn<x>k, Oregon. He Came to The ancient dungeon» of Fort George I wonder if you’d care to stop your play Oregon about 30 years and for ten years Ca"tln*. Maine, .re filled op. bul To let me tell you of my hopes and fears. "f that lime lived in and mar to D»yu,n .-x I, °f ,h8 country Would you be pleased to know what 1 have won, where be was well thought of and th. .i “VT1”* Ut or*an **n What progress I have made, or would you see i mm!« 0,8 °'d ra!aPar'8 ‘8 - appreciated. come years ago he went l' u * 88 Whfrn th* dri"nn>er boy ot to »tart In on a new busi ne*» So manv other things I should have done? I really on account ot Cha worry he hue h»d lor to Til’ami«.. county and lived until hi« >n* P*rt«bed miserably In one of Would you be just a bit afihamed of me? doB't think he was cut out tor a abo» the l««t two or three month». ■ne underground cella. death. Some 20 years ago he was man anyway. Thursday—Noah is perfectly »ober married to Harriet Wiodoffer ami to 1 wl??der ,f y°u'd boyhood dreams / Monday—The RirU and .----- ------ court-martial had did the this moi uing but the bead he ‘ । this union there were Iwrn two sons, Inrough my endeavors now are coming true *x,ec"’ed '• «‘IL Elliott and six family washi ur today aud bim 1« eomjtbing fierce. He other deserters, the frightened lad ' OMD'‘.'.eorge Fowler and Orville Fowler »ho Or would you say.my present station seems that I never put out a washing under seem to recollect what he did or »aid i. 1 ’ ” ’ ’ 8 d 'Jn«'w» «“Il clinging rar short of what ambition promised you? | with their mother remain to mourn. r H ii X.,,ved drura "• had /•aterday. He tella me that he »ill such unfavorable clcumstances In mv Have I accomplished in a manly way He was also a father to lour stepchil Ball and Elliott swinging from the gib life. There Is just no chance to dry never let it happen again. Those tasks you set for me so long ago? deserters lined dren and these too remain to mingle het ; he had seen the clothes as they ought to be dried. I I X, u* n,*ad'”‘ behind the fort and If we could talk across the years today their tears with the others, they are •ho He bad no hope of a better fate tried banging one of Noah's shirts out Would you be proud of me and tell me so? Lawrence Windoffer, Agnes Windoffer, M. Bor nl«ht »“ of the window but the wind blew it Ji .a. Pr"“" romplalne'l Esther Hoard and Ellen Hawkins. The 1 d to y011 know how much I prize awav and of course that is gone, Noah te the soldier who acted „ ja(|er thar The Ladies Aid society of the Method- deceased was a member of the Wood The opportunities I see from here •’■annlag raf8 «nawed his hands only bad on* good shirt besides that । ist church will hold their annua! Bazaar men of the World and a good I wonder if you fully realize . » „ 80 the m,B bro««bt him one ami it this flood lasts many more 8 taitow candle and «tuck it in a and cooked food salmDec. 12 in Dem- wherever be lived. How kind you were in choosing my career weeks I don't know what the poor man «■»vice of the atone«. Though the •ray,s furniture store. I wish that I could call you and confess, will do. bey's cell was far below the level of My boyhood, just how much I owe to you' Mr. Mark Freeman, a full-blood ground, he caught faintly the mu Saturday—1 have been so busy killing of the bugle, calling revetlle from °>iPl w?rewistful dreams of happiness, Souix Indian will lecture al the Yesterday morning at about bugs and mice that I have bad no time And the orntrleg above Im Mine is the joy of making them come true! Methodist church ’Saturday eve - 3:00 o’clock tbs safe in the post mediately heard the boyM drum to keep up my diary. .Noah declares mng at 7:30. Mr. Freetn«n _ is office was blown open and cash o« in, spiritedly beating the familiar that be only brought one pair of roach summon« higblf educated, very widely trav- amounting to 13 or 14 taken es into the ark, but my guess is that »v. 088*11“ «nd the British eled and apeak« most excellent Last week the poet office at Sheri- evacuated J? Castine that morning and there is more than a million here now ; hngh»h. He will make u»e of the dan waa robbed. Look« like the ? P*’’*"* th* yonn« Prisoner, another week they will take the boat. stereopticau in connection with'work of an amateur but can’t tell «hen the profound silence In the fort Wednesday—Had an awful night last convinced the drummer boy that the hi* diiKourse and will include miy be the work of an organized Wu’ d'B*rted «»e beat the drum night. The rhinoceros went on a ram- i nf heard and res- pictures of the work in Sumatra, gang; anvway they Purely aren't £ 'he page and came near tearing down i bls where he, has been serving f()r getting rich very quick around P*°P>* Who P““*d stall. The boat rocked a good deal and GeOr,e and heard the muf sc.ine time as a missionary He is here. One thing sure the U. 8. A. ned roll merely supposed part of the ready I don't see Low I am going to a good many of the animals were sen NÖTIGE lecturing ail over Oregon and iaiwon’t quit until they land them ’rtl1 remalned Passersby stand it in there if the thml lu»ts long. sick a> were several members of tire acclaimed a most excellent speaker ’(•"* ' fun will be over for said they heard the noise now and and then their for eight days. The Post Office lobby will I suggested to Noah that 1 thought family. I was wakened myself in the i by all who hear him The public a while. As we have said before then No one ever connected the ghostly there ought to be another window tor middle of the night by one of the snakes is invited to his lecture Saturday in there columns, you better watch beating of the drum with the boy who be locked after this date, the sske of ventilation but he said that crawling across my face. The night be evening was not known to have been a prisoner when the Curfew rings. your et«|n>. be hud bad trouble enough with thia fore last 1 found one of the tarantulas u ®’ belleTed »° h«'* «"ne away Next Monday, evening Nov. 23, By order of the Post Office boat now ar.d doesn't propose to make in the lied when 1 turned down the cov 1th the British troops when they the Methodist Epworth League School Notes marched out of town. When at last Department snv more changes. I suppose maybe I ers. If anyone imagines that this sort ot will hold their regular the dungeons were explored, the little monthly By Panzy Witbee wid get user! to this smell after a lime a voyage is « picnic they are badlv mis aocial and business meeting ¡ q the skeleton was found crouching over the Owing to Teacher s Inst tu'e and Hn ‘be drumsticks stiff but it is simply awful now. taken Noah is getting worried. He Community hvll. O i- important lntcbe< in the bony fingers.—New ( Armistice Day there Were only two days cl Wednesday—It is th tudering a goal nays that the atmosphere, will by pretty matter will tie the election iork Tinies. of of- of school last we, k. Ay Tom McNeal. ileal over in the southwest and the air chilly when he takes another contracljto 6 era for the ensuing year. T his Funicular to San Marino This baa sure been a busy day, Noah feels like rain. Some ol these people take care of another miscellaneoa» i» to he » Thanksgiving social The Seniors received tbeir plna ai d a i d rings-lait Friday. That^rock-citadel of the tiny repub and the l>oye have bad their hanaa full who have bee.i making fun ol mv Lua- ménager e like thia. He has lost over the comrnitteej all lic of San Marino. |n Italy, which f^r for several weeka rounding up,the ani baud may laugh on the other aide of 20 pound» diic« the trip began and la The Ju.dora expect their >in.a <n a hard to make ail who at centuries has defied assault by armies, few dayn. mal« getting readv for the sail I have their mouth before many day». There looking thin ami puny. is snnn to capitulate to the funl-uiar thankful that they were there been helping what I could but with the iaMra. Smith, who carries her head so Hot lunches were started last Mond y The new line, which will branch off Satardav—I am' tickled to death. from the main railroad near Rimini, rush ol getting mv trunk packed ami high and who thinks that she is nearly The boat groundeii on a mountain thia With Mra E J. Nich .i« aa co..«. We »ill make the steepest part of the as the carpete torn up and totlrg mv the whole woiks It will do me good to morning and Ncah thinks we can turn expect to have a very profitable year. cent. it ¡a stated, upon the longest senes of railroad arches in the world pickle» and preserves into the ark I see her slopping around in the a the animals loose witbin a day or two, | The Freshmen me going to put on a 7” I.1tb8" * H111*' San “«riBO. have had just about all I can bundle. She has turned up her nose at my last just as soon as the water goes down 101 Mra Addie Park very pleasant lair with side shows, fortune telling, wM which till now has been a sleepy com She will or 15 feet more. The boys' wives have helped some but lamnet, as 1 am informed. ly entertained the Pleasant Hour and many other interesting events. munlty of shepherds and truck gar deners. Is making a brave bid for the they have bad a good deal to look after wish she hadn't before many davs un- Reading Club, Friday, Nov. 13. Dou t forget the date, Dec. 11, 1P25. Nondav—Noah turned the menagerie tourist trade. Enjoying „ In spite of the hazardous date the tbemaelves, and then they dont know lees I miss my guess. Tbb basket ball gi, |, received the cen a natural vista as one can see loose this morning. 1 never saw a man ieeaon was well prepared and the wbeie things are put so tliat it is just I hursday—Noah tells me that as loon a°nvbere tn Europe, ft la preparing »o relieved. H- acta like a bov »gain, j hlnch m,ghty taptv to |he material for tbeir suits last Moaday. to assist nature with modern hotels alxiut as much trouble to show them as as 8hem gets in with a pair of giraffes 2 p. m.-1 am worried a little over members who were present It The aevmg das, has been very busy •nd sport grounds. But gambling re to do the work myself. that he is out after be will have his ‘'•« 7y N''ab^ I am afraid (takes more than one unlucky date •rvieg to get them made for Friday. mains under the ban as always. Anv Tuesday—One of the neighbor wo- menagrie just about completed. time In the last half-century the poor He that he is drinking. He came in a little ._ n , , e want our girls to appear well. herdsmen and land tillers of San Ma men called in this morning and gave owns up that he is not handkering for _ i n . . .. . , $ frustrate a Dayton woman’s while ago with hit bat hanging oo bin p|gng There will ne no Tbllrt,Uy and rino could have made themselves rich me a talk that made me as mad as a another job like this. If this getting ear singing, "We Won't Go Home Till Friday of next week as Thursday is y granting one of the many requests wet hen. She says that the whole ready was to last another week I know of foreign companies for a gambling Morning." I never saw him that way M. G. Miller was a Portland Ihaukrgiviug. The forepart of the concession MmU.r to the one that neighborhood is laughing at Noah and that I would have nervous prostration. before. The relief had been too muoh 1 vi-itor Monday. week will be given to the first quarterly relieves the citizens of Monaco of all speaking of him as that old fool who examinatioua. Two period» beiug tax burdens But San Marino, on has blowed in all that be could rake and moral grounds, has continued to mv allo a eO each subject. no. »erape building a boar. She Raid that the government weather report didn’t Basket Ball Games Boy Scout» Aided Sailor» ^indicate rain it all, but on the contrary Won When the United States fleet recent Nov. 6 Boy» 1st team-Alumni—H S. predicts fair and cooler weather, She ly anchored in Hawaiian waters a num said that she guessed the weather bur- Girls— Alumni —Alumni ber of the vessels docked at Hilo. Nov. 13, Boys 1st team-YMCA—YMCA Here the sailors had an opportunity eau knew a good deal more about what of seeing the volcano and other Inter kind of weather we are going to have Girls—Alumni — H. 8. esting sights. Nov. 20, , The than my husband. She said that of first 'cn^iiv league gHine game oHl.e of the An official committee was formed to -..w •.«<»«, course she didn't blame me at all; she season is to be played between Davton take charge of the entertainment of the visitors and the information work and Sheridan, both lovs and gi, 1» on supposed that if she had be> n so un- This latter duty was placed In the the home fl or. The public is cordially hands of the local scout council fortunate a» to marry an old fool sl,e About 150 of our scouts turned out would have to stand uv him. I ¡it in An admission fieofl5cfor for this good turn." states a report ch I r n and 25c for adults ail' lie and gave her a piece of mv m ud, I g.id from Hilo, "gome of these boys camo charged. that she could telk all »lie wanted to over 180 miles to take part' In the now, but when »lie had to climb a tree Davton's schedule for the conili g work, and paid their own expenses for travel and food. The scouts took to keep out of the wet she needn't ask h isket ball season charge of Information booths, kep. any favoro from mi—«nd ahejneedn’t, -Stir ri dan at Oavton flags used In street decoration. In cor Wednesday—Noah came in tonight rect position, and assisted the police • I 'm ton at Willamina at the regatta and concert, during the and »aid that lie had never bnen so la-lton at I Myton parade, and In traffic work." tired since Heck waa a pup Pec. 18 Yamhill at Dai tun He says I that it han been a little the hardest day ■Ian. Trace Old Etrutcan H'all he has had vet’ He bad to go out and Jan. 15—Wi lamina at Dayton , Remain« of the old city wall built by the Etruscans centnrle« before the Jan. 22- Day t m at Carlton run down a pair of rabbits to put iu the arrival of the Romans, have been dls- Jan. 29—Davtou at Yamhill ark. He Mid that he could have killed '^'■ered at Lucca. Italy, accidentally. Feb. *>-A uity ut Dayton several rabbits but it was necessary to First traces of the wall were found when repairs were being made to the get a pan alive. He had to run those F-b. 12—Day ton at Sheridan. church of Santa Marla Della Rosa rabbits more than III miles before I e Excavations were continued and traces finally got them cornered. Yesterday I he alnmni girls say we‘fudged’ of the old wall were found under the was bis (I25lh birthday and he isn’t n them last week, They Wen archbishop's palace. Another large section of the ancient city defense quite as spry on his feet as lie used to be 'nr g ime of ba>ktt ball with the i Just been discovered under one of Mhern has just come in with a pair of high school girl* a week ago last the busiest street« of the city where polar bears and wants to know which water pipes were being laid Friday night. Just a mistake Excavations of as much of the w«ll stall he shall put them in. The ark is m 'de l.y ut. We want to give the as possible will be made, so that the getting to smell like a menagerie al-| < fr - n . < è y credit in the right place »o make ancient defenses which protected the primitive settlement from enemle« My this correction. ba clearly defined. Methodist Church Notes Postofflce Robbed Mrs. Noah’s Diary Pleasant Hour Reading Club
