Dayton tribune., November 26, 1925, Image 8

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McCormick Music Co.
Buried “Loot1
PLACE YOURSELF
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• IN THEIR POSITION
H. P. Rnll^nyGo
time table
About one hundred thousand dollar»
Effective Sept, 7.
In gold dust sod currency U m burled
Trum» will arriva m follow»
In u certain Colorado gulch and has
l <> Port In ml
been there aim-« 1MH The currency
Money
No 3oo
Eminent
Divine
Explains
the
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ns« wrapped in oiled silk and the dual
No 3M
H 37 A M
we* placed in tin can« Thia treasure
Modern Application of
II :1N
»aa Interred by Jim and Johu Rey
No. 353
«tolda, leaders of a gang of outlaw«
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"Golden Rule."
M
No. mo
*blch terrorised three states durlug
ti :«
the closing years of the Civil war. Hy
I tom
fou can buy new PIANOS 25 per cent off of
adding i murder to highway god stage
Golden Rulo .Sunday Is Itacembor S
No
:wi
rwbidug. l__,
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ur
vlll
„.„,
On
that
day
people
of
morn
thau
fifty
<b*v no Inceliseli the cititeli«
M.
National Prices
No. 357
•4 I of Park county that u posse went forth countries will partake of a simple
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2 tu eslermlnuta them. It was while |n meal, will rand about the orphan chll
2 40 I'. V
fi
No. ;»r<i
hiding from this posse In Geneva dren ot tha Near East aud than maku
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You can buy victrolas and grafonolas
au<h
a
gift
as
they
would
huvu
souiu
gulcii at the Juuctlou of Over aud Elk
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KIMBALL
creeks, which flow Into the Platte I ou” U4**u‘ H their children were among
50 to 65 per cent off National Prices
river, tbut tbe Reynolds brother*. I th* desolate In the Bible lands
PIANOS
"Thv e»»entlal thing about Gulden
without Informing the other bandit*.
j Rule Sunday 1» nut the day un which
, bld their loot
>5 00 will set aside your Xmas Rtdio set
from >420 00 tn >2800 00
'
The exact »pot »elected fur the It I* ubserved. nur tbe vutlug of an
Choica of 5 different makes
cache was an abandoned mine tunnel orphanage tneal," state» Rev W II
J A nearby tree was suitably marked, Hinson, Pastor of the East Side Hup
You can get easy terms. We deliver in your home
aud the brother« tied with their gang list church ot Portland and V ice Chair
Used pianos >100 to >295
Oue was killed by the posse. Jim Rey man of th« Northwest Regloual Com
I sed cabinet phonographs as low as >20(Xi
J nolds and four others were killed In tulttee of Near East Relief. "The »•
। u bunch some week* later. Finally seutlal thing Is that we should each
I there was but one left alive. John for uurselves answer the qutstliu
Reynolds. He was shot while attempt 'Whut would I have some one else do
j lug. with Albert Brown, to raid a if my children were hungry und sutu«
lunch. Brown curried him to a place oue had my Income here '
"Guldeu Rule Suuduy sets u terrlflc
uf refuge aud Reynolds, reaUstug that
he was about to die. told Brown about ally high standard ut giving, Purenta
the burled wealth aud how to find It. worthy of the name will go hungry
In addition, he drew a rough mup of I any time that their children might bv
Represented By
the locality which has descended I fed No sacrifice is too great it It is
through photographed copies to tbe I for their children Jesus d<mauds the
INSURANCE
present duy. Having done thia, Rey I same standard of sacrifice for others
Dayton, Ore.
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as
we
have
for
our
own.
It
Is
drastic.
uolds being full of bullets, gave up the
riieft, Embezzlement'
I revolutionary but Imperative
'Why
ghost.
I.if«.
Wc
cure for your every need.
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
et, though men have been search- I call ye me Lord, l.ord. and do not tbe
Ibg for this treasure for over half a I things which I command you be cries
Portland, Oregon.
“The one who *wuuld observe Gold
century, n has not been found. Forest
fire* Ipne swept the gulch aud rhe ' en Rule Sunday should. In his Imag
Inatlon. see his children deprived ot Buy ton.
f old tunnel undoubtedly has caved tn,
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Otegon
bnrylng within Its embrace the loot their natural protectors, scattered
hidden by Jim and Johu Reynolds In like sheep having no shepherd, hiding
the brief pause of a flight from a by day from their enemies, gathering
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
poasei-Jostah M Ward, In Adventure what food they can by night, exposed
Magazine.
to the bitter cold ot winter or tbe
dentist
burning sun of »umnier, claiming ref
uge at un American orphanage only "r Of firn Phn™
a«
Chief Proved Worthine»»
to be told there I. no room.
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PLACE TOO HEAVY
How did the story of Hercules and
•'He should see old liargue strug 'Dayton
TAX ON DIGESTION the three-beaded monster, Cerberus, at gllng
Oregon.
through snows, an orphan grand I
the entrance of Hades stagger the
child by each hand, with the baby on '
youthful Imagination! What strength,
back, who find» at night that that H W. Bui
Common Fault I» Over­ what daring right at the mouth of the her
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’ eerie underworld! Yet from British baby ha» frozen to death.
"He should see twelve year old' •
1)1» v
working the Stomach.
| East Africa come» a news dispatch Chariambus struggling along with oth *
*
I with the story of a native chief who
Among civilized people the digestive | braved » blazing and spitting leopard er deportees bearing hta six year old Phone Red 7s
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Buy ton. Orejón
organs are constantly overworked. The
i barehanded. Hercules' story after all brother to safety, carrying hta body.
process of digestion cannot be “hus­
even
after
he
thought
the
boy
was
(j
OlH
i
*»
।
. 1» but mythology, but Murigo was
tled," like the brain or the nerve sys­ Trlmu • in reality. Leopards hud been dead. He must see in these two boys
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Good Service
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tem. Is a warning given by Walter
raiding the Vaal«. Several of the not only the symbols of almost count |
NOTICE
M Gullichan, In tbe Buffalo Express. chief-» subjects had been killed. One less thousands ot children, but he
•
Roast
beef
require*
fully
four
hours
must
see
In
them
his
own
boys.
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On
account
of the lug),
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niortilnj the alarm was given and ,
price of
for digestion and bread about three rrlmu. seven feet tall »nd a giant In ।
“There Is little use to attempt tc fPe(|
,
hours. Sult fish, goose, dried haricot «rrengih: ™ fi^ hta b'ut",ht'
number‘ a5-00”
to raise th«
beans and peas are not digested under the leopard mauling two „„Ys* Ph,n*' "0W ,B Amerl<',n c,re •nd ,h*
lc
bOU’1
begin-
about five hours.
greater
number
whose
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tackled him with hta bore hands and' ' equal or rr
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“"h" “
h'““ help uing Nov
K‘"’ 20, ,on
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Speaking generally, an average din­ tore him to pieces The natives of leRsnoss ta a claim on American char j
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ner requires between four und live British East Africa apparently exer­ Ity. but for whuin no provision can be
THE DAYTON DAIRY
hours for tbe digestive organs to do cise due common sense when they elect made. When we see our own children
their work.
their cldefs.—Pierre Van Pausen In comfortable and happy we can think Day ton, Oregon
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The custom of eating four meals a Atlanta Constitution.
of the same number homeless exiles
| day Is a continual tax upon the dlges-
in the Near East.
I
-
I five apparatus, 't Is one of the gravest
“There are few spiritual exercise»
p A Qnnrl,o, I.
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Hunting
in
Siberia
more fruitful than this, and men and,
‘
UH WK
of all our dietetic fallacies that con­
Hunting Is still of considerable eco women who honestly attempt to up J TINSMITHS ami PLUMBERS
stant stoking of the human engines Is
essential for producing energy. The nomlc Importance over large parts of ply the Golden Rule to these othet Dayton
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’'regot
stomach only work* normally when It Siberia, particularly In the tundra and children will not measure their gifts*
Is permitted reasonable Intervals of the forest regions. In »orne localities by pennies, but by dollars, by five»
It ta the chief means of livelihood and tens and hundreds and thousands
rest.
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O. B. Abdlll
Even during sleep, If a hearty meal while In others It supplements fishing ‘All things therefore whatsoever yov
Horizontal.
Vertical.
Sparse population fB would that men should do to you
Having
installed a Lmdis Stitcher
has-been taken an hour or so before and farming
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retiring, the digestive machinery ta vors the survival of fur bearing ani to your children If left destitute) de «nd Finisher, we are prepared („
mals, but the supply |g decreasing as ye to them likewise'.''
hard at work.
do all shoe repairing with nnat-
We rest the muscles after exertion tbe country becomes more thickly set
near.
and we relax brain activity while tied. In consequence of the Increase
asleep; but the unfortunate stomach tn the number of hunters and the more
Dayton.
Oregon
ta worked overtime habitually. This Intensive methods of hunting fur-benr
is why the ordinary rejoinder* to an Ing animals are killed faster than thei
Inquiry concerning the health of our multiply.
This destruction has led the Rus- 1
acquaintances are "Pretty fair” or
I
I* airly well" at the best, while very - sian government to restrict the hunt
often they are: “Not very well” or Ing of wild animals and birds. Animal President Hopes "Golden Rule
sanctuaries have been established. It
“Not at all up to the mark.”
27— Pl ¡ot
Sunday’’ Will Promote
Three good meals a day should b« . 1s difficult, however, to enforce hunt
the maximum, with at least four-hour Ing laws over such a vast territory
Something Special in
Peace.
intervals In betw-een. Many persons ■ Inhabited by so primitive a people.
engaged In sedentary occupations ben- I
Collision Coverage
Japanese Women Lawyer»?
Near East Relief has caught the at
efit by reducing tbe meals to two a
day. The habit of eating luncheon at 1
Japanese women will be allowed to tention of President Coolidge and th<
C. 8 LhWLs, A gent
half-pnst one, afternoon tea, with practice law In the courts of the em­ plans for the third observance of Gold
Solatio
cakes and pastries at five, and a four pire if a measure advocated by the en Rule Sunday on Dec» nib'-r 6 haa re
D. No. 2
Dayton, Oregon
or five-course dinner at seven Is a woman sufTriigc party receives the ap­ celved hta endorsement. In a lettei!
Phone
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cruel test of the working capacity of proval Of the next diet session. DI*, Just made public, the president say»:
“The reports of the observance ol
the long-suffering digestive tract. In cussing the proposed bill, which would
cases of very feeble digestive function­ put women barristers on the same International Golden Ruh Sunday lust
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ing small and frequent meals have plane as the mule members of the I,nr. year In fifty countries, and Its far
been recommended by some physl- one of the leaders of the woman suf reaching reaults In the training of or To Serre 11u nm o ity Better
clan«.
frnge party said:
“Women have phans In the Near East have been of
On the Other hand. In some forms of proved to be good doctors qnd they great Interest to me. Thia expression
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dyspepsia fasting within reasonable are certainly better fitted to deal with of brotherhood Inevitably haa a bene
win mi th
limits lias proved beneficial.
crime* and home problems than men Helal Influence upon those who give McMinnville
i
Oregon
a» Woll
well DM
an thoUP
thoae urh«i
who ronolv^
receive.
because they understand them better US
“As practical help la the best ex
The argument that women are too sen I
Worker» in National Park
pression of friendship, I feel that the
Yellowstone purk has a vocabulary tlmental Is ridiculous."
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aid which we may give out of out
all Its own and tourists visiting If th«
prosperity
to
those
Impoverished
by
Noted “Spoon Eater" Die»
first time have many surprises in
For Rates ()□
Solution of Puzzle No. 46.
war may be of the utmost value In
Hood R ver—I he apple tonn -ge store for them. An automobile driver
John A. Malmgrene of Parsons. tbe promotion of international good
will be about 250 cars above early Is never a chauffeur in the park. He Is Kan., who several years ago became will. The constatent observation of
HAY-GRAIN
a "gear Jammer.” A waitress Is always famous as the “Spoon eater," died re­
R
e
limati a
R U B BTS H
Golden
Rule
Sunday
cannot
but
help
a "heaver.” and a cook ta known only
atid misceL’aneous
Newberg—First National Bank as a “meat burner." Most of the cently at the Kansas state hospital j to bring about the application of the
N B
N A
for ejdleplli-s. During tbe period of
hauling
will build >450,000 bank and of- employees In the hotels and camps of his notoriety he was operated on and Golden Rule Itself to the mtaundt-r
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S
ice
I
iine an<l money
•tandlnga
of
nations
and
Individuals,
the park are students. Twenty uni­ 27 spoons, a safety pin and other
fice building.
“I earnestly hope that the voluntary
versities and colleges are represented pieces of metal were taken from hta j
Salem—First linen twine rold among the hundreds of waitresses and
obaervance of this day may become In­
c. L. Christenson
stomach. According to reports he
from Salem Linen Mills.
housemaids working In the big hotels died ns a result of eating hta blanket creasingly prevalent in the homes of
and throughout the world."
Three towers, 175 feet high and and camps There are also many which he first cut up Into small strips. America
In the annual report of the Neat
school teachers among the women em­
costing >42,000, will carry North­ ployees, and this year most of these
East Organization recently laid before
E
S E
Discard the Pack Mule
the senate by Vice President Dawes
western Electric power service motored to the park In their own cars.
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Barcelona and other prominent who Ie one of the national trustee« ol
M K ED
The chauffeurs and other tnen em­
across Willamette in Portland,.
cities In southern Spain no longer | tha relief organization, a full account
ployees
of
the
transportation
and
Carlton—Local factory makes
hotel company utao came chiefly In have the pack mule as the principal l of the work done during the calendar
first shipment of cooperage, to their own autos. M#ny of the students metnod of freight transportation I year Is given.
about the streets, and that feature
BEST BEDS ON EARTH
Diagnoti»
motored all the way from New York
Chigago bujiers,
and
others
that
were
quite
Oriental
Recently
the
Laura
Spellman
Rocke
and
large
number»
of
them
came
from
“My dear sir, what yon need Is a
Portland—New KQH radio ata- California.
Mrs C. E. Manta,
In type have given way to modern faller Foundation, after an investlga
Prop.
complete rest.”
conveniences, a delightful surprise to tion covering two months, donated
ti
n starts with 500 watts, but will
‘‘But, doctor, I retired from business
travelers, and the city of Barcelona H7UM00 to the Near East Relief tc
three years ago, and haven’t done any go to 5000 watts.
Is planning a subway to help with Ita . help refund the deficit created at the
■work since.”
Portland—First telephone cable
traffic.
burning of Smyrna. At that time thy
Seriout Butine»»
"Ah, then I have located the seat
across river in 1883, carried three
Near East Relief by the free use ol
of the trouble, you must have some
“Hello, dearie—Just dropped In to
Gerirai Shoe and Harnees
Lead in Applet
Its orphanage supplies saved the lives
Newest cable carries 752 •«» If you wouldn’t like to go »hopping
employment to keqp your mind occu- wires
Repairing
of,
KO,
000
people
but.
Incurred
a
de
­
Washington state produces more
pled I”—Judge.
pair of wires, and total service is with me."
than a fifth of all the apples grown ' ficit which It carried for three years Shop next door to Alenile theatre
“
Sorry,
my
dear,
but
I
can
’
t
—
I
sim
­
now 4000 pairs.
In the United States, and New York or astil the Rockefeller Foundation
ply must buy oomethlng today."—Life,
Day ton
cam to Ita aid.
Oregon
stat« nearly one-seventh.
3
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Ballard’s Jewelry Store,
£
J. L Sherman & Son
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 46
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COOLIDGE PLEASED
WITH RESULTS
Insurance
ask for rates
Ladd’s Funeral Home
I ruck Service
¡Dayton Rooming
House
E. L. (irosiine
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