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Sagton V olume 2 N o . 16 SUBSCRIPTION 1.50, PER YEA» DAYTON, OREGON. DECEMBER 10, 1926 TheWbman oflòday O./jtuirenci }/>iui//wrnc _ A woman's place is in the home!" 1 some time« hear it said With such a dictum I In part agree; Hut woman's place is everywhere her dainty feet may tread. And where she is she has full right to be. By what crude law shall men presume to circumscribe the scoim * Of women'« interests? If home is theirs To cherish and protect, indeud they find their only hojo In guiding all community affairs. Home can no longer mean alone the house where children sleep, For daily misiions carry them afar; If woman ahall in modern times a mo tiler’s vigil keep She then must meet conditions aa they are. J view with pride and boundless faith the women of today! “VTSwc To business and to sxrial life they give ' That measure of refinement that must hold unfailing sway Wherever Youth is learning how to live. Notice to the Citizens of Day ton! Large and Small Ladies of Hogan’s Alley Give Farewell Party for Mrs. Perle Hogle Ha- ta Claus hai notified the people of A verv ph-a*anl afternoon »«« spent last Friday, at the bofiieof Mrs J. O. lia X ter Park, when Mesdames and H|«nglv entertained the indica of Hogan'* Alley and a few other friend* complimentary to Mrs Perle tingle. ^rthuw hay ton that he will lie prepared to make hi« rustomarv visit to the ritv of Dayton on Christmas Eva. Dtcember 24 at 7 .’00 o’clock the usual lime. He informs the good people thst be will have with him a treat for every one ami desire* an opportunity tu ex- pichanga Xmas grt>tinge and cheer with you all. handkerchirf shower Was also given Reinem>«r, Santa Cl*us will visit Mrs. Hogle with m od wishes to go with Davton Christmas Eie ut 7 UO o'clock her to their new home in Portland. and a treat for nil. U. of O., Ore., Dec. 10,—(Spec ial)—Two etudents, Dean Harding and Faith Wagner, from Dayton attended the high school confer ence held al the University, Fri day and Saturday. The conference was divided into four divisions: Oregon High School Press Association; Association of Student Body Officers, which in cluded girls who are secretaries, and the faculty ad viler«. Approx imately 500 delegates from all parts of the stale were present al the various meetings. This is the largest nud most successful conference held wince the beginning six yearn ago, ac cording to Carl Dahl, general chairman. w Prominent speakers were Min Marion Blown, dean of girls at tbe University high school, Oakland, Calif; Marshall Dana, associi te editor of the Oregon Journal, Portland, Gregor ; Arne Rav, ed« ¡tool the Tillamook Herald; Dr, II. I). Rheldon, f the University administrative committee, aid other faculty members. The Oregonian, pioneer fewr« paper of NmthwFst, celebrates 75th anniversary, December 4, with special historical .edition, and appropriate public exercises nt municipal auditorium. For many years it has been recognized as one of America’s great newspaper*; its constructive editorial and busi ness standing giving it distinction above most others. No newspaper in America has followed more con sistently. a policy of progressive yet conservative business develop ment of the rescources within its territory. Harrisburg—Chas. P. Kizer, Oxford sheep breeder, won an in ternational championship at Kan-' 0:is Cityjstock show. Merry Christmas Health Friday, the forenoon was School Notes in Hheridan, where the By Eri«’. Gulwer The Levis school No 6, gave an clubs was presented to the 5tb A vary exciting basket ball game took entertainment recently that netted 6lh—7th—Xth grades Heveral place I ait Friday night between Carl- the lietrict over 160.00. The club* will be organised in the teacher, Mra. Nina McKimena and school. wo are almost certain, a* Urn’s teams and those of D H. 8. A her pupils d«»er»’e great credit for Th after- treble header was played, thus making their efforts to entertain tbe com noon W h « given to the school of it somewhat more worthwhile. The inunity, and to assist in providing the Grand Konde vicinity, where first game wan between the 2nd team the necessary equipment for the the pupils have always shown * boy* of the two school*. The score wan « c I hmi I This money will l<r used satiafactory interest in club work 25 The second gaine was organ for the in purchasing school. nation of each member of hard fight. We are giuri that our girls the indu*triui «tbuol board in district N > 90, th J E Calavi able to win by a acore of 15—8. club worker from the office if the county school supwrintendent he’d but not least wa* that of the 1st atate school *u|M-rint«nd«nt, sp< nt a meeting in the school building team bove. At the close of the game the week with the county school of the district at 2 o’clock p. in. *U|ie ri (.tendent visiting various Dec. 4th. A* a result of the elec- tbe score was 10—17 in favor of D. 11. 8. We have played three games and schools in the interest of club lion Mrs. Josie Boydson is now lost only one. Tbe girls lost to Willa chairman, Francis Mercier and ’ forenoon, the Monday work. mina and tbe boys to HberiJan. Our William Langley are directors and presented to Fair vie* matter »landing now in tbe County league is 24, Elio Cruickshank, Mrs. May Whittaker is clerk. who is now in Chicago at the in- 1 Mia* Florence L*e of Newlierg, i» 667, but come to our game, Friday ternationnl stock atiow, as the ' teaching tbe 3rd and 4th grades in December 18, and watch it raise to 750. most represontativec lub boy in the the Carlton school. Miss Ada We play North Yamhill, December 18 state, has led clubs in Fairview for Stphens, the former teacher was at our borne gym. Yaubill boys have several years; and we are expect- recently married and will make not lost a game this rear and the girls have only lost one. We know 'bat we ing that be will have some very her home in California. can beat them, you come and watch us, outstanding stock clubs in that Mrs. Thurston the school clerk vicinity this year. the admission will be 25c. as usual. of Carlton district, is substituting In Ilie afternoon of the same for Miss Abrams who has been ill The Dundee high school wrote us a day. (Monday,) Mr. Ca'avan in-; for a short time. Mr. Hines cf the letter saying they would have a basket terested the pupil« and teachers of same school has also been absent ball team after tbe Holidays and would •Vest Chehahm in the same work, on account of illness. like to schedule a game with us. There and we feel certain that Mrs. Industrial Club charters have has been nothing definite arranged yet. Crater and Miss Lambert will been sint to Mrs. Lawrence Allen, We have a new pupil enrolled this organize one or more clubs in that leader of the sewing club in die* week, Min Verona Martin She has district. triot 87, and to G E. Stewart been attending school at Mapleton. Monday evening both Mr. Chia lewder of tbe calf club in Amity ( The P. T. A met Monday night. It vati and the county snperin'ec- district 4,¿Elie Cruickshank will wax well attended by tho people of thia dent had the pleasure of address . j also receive charters for his Fair- vicinity. A program wag rendered by ing the community club al Rex. in ' view p g club, and his Davton some of the people of the c .maiunitv Doth pupils and pupils of the school. Ail reported their fine new ccmmunity hall, Prairie ah ep club and leader* will be justly proud of a good time. and parents, teachers and pupils their charters, which Show that a showed great interest in the mi l The lantern u»ed in the high who.l is splendid work has b^n well done ter of industrial clubs. that «t The hew school house in district mav soon bav some Tuesday, Amity and Whiteson ehd< a in uni were visited, forme* c!i>o leader* 53 ba - lieen located on the Yam English classes. were called on, pupils Urged to bi 1 county sid- of the line, and is Dean Hjidmg and Faith Wagner finish some projects of last year, now under the jurisdiction of this : retíreseme t our high school county. We are glad IO welcome, and we feel that Mr. Calavan iLd nd * ^‘‘V01* 11 a1' Scirri! Conference he I t u * II connected with the school, much to further one of the most Eugene la*t Friday and Saturday. important pha*es of the school shall call on them soon. They brought back very g**l report« I C. L Knapp of district rt- wm k. and also said they tia<l a g,od lime. centlv purchased 60 , new Mtlg Wednesday, vitite were psid to v j We were glad oor school coaid lie reprr- books fur 'he school. Mr. Knapp .... K the following schools: Cove Orch Rented. is un ellicient instructor in 11) uric. ard, Wapato, Hillside, and White FRESHMAN FAIR and 54 is to be congratulated on Cloud. We dare to hope that securing his services. The Freshman are giving a fair at severe.! very active and profitable Dayton Hi School, Friday, December 11 Mr. Hutchens of Springbrook, clubs may result from the day’s beginning at 8:00 p.m. They bave reports that his pupils wish to work. organize industrial clubs. That is lured six chorus girls from New York to Yamhill. Thursday, Carlton, sing. There is also a sailor noy and a The Merchant school, and Inter a fine spirit and Mr. Calavan will gill from Everyland. vale were included in itinerary, be taken to that district on bis The side ebows are: • many teachers and pupils showed next trip into the county. County School (Notes 1. Blu Beard,* Chamber. Tne teacher in No. 97 wishes to 2. For Men Only. (All men come.) keen interest, clubs were planne] for, and Mr. Calavan expressed resign by the New Year. The 3. Picture Gallery (Win a Prize.) great satisfaction because of the district will secure a teacher soon 4. Fortune Telling. to carry on the work. attitude of all concerned We are selling chances on two cakes at 5c a chance. Candy! Wow! Lemonade! Oh, Boy! General Admission 15c. Side Shows 7c • each. The Annual Toboggan Slide Hurrah! For Dayton Hi !! ! The Imsket b II game* ln-tween Dav ton and Carlton high scho-J* we-e rx- ceed ugly well attended, last tridsy n-ul.t. There was a large uiiDilwr from Carlton and a Ki-erd breaker crowd • f home root« r The firs! g»nie, betw<-. n txe two 2nd team* of Loy* e,.ded wi h w score of 14—25 in favor of Carlton; how ever the otbei two games were won ly lour player*. The girl* score stand ng 16—8 in favor of Dayton and the tans score 17—It) in favor of Dayton. Ilie teams did some hue playing owing part, ly to the encouragement w hieh such a . large crowd afforded them. Let's have another big crowd at tbe next game which will br Dec. IS.h. between Yam hili Hian<l Dayton Hi. Bhow your bins and girls that vou appreciate tbe effort they are putting forth. You will be wholesomely entertained during the eveniug and they will be encouraged. I Portland—Heavy exports of ready-cut houses to India, Japan and China.' Complttt Outfit "Some day," say« th« editor «f OM frl« Record feelingly, "a smart maa will wake up and make a awtt that caaaists of two coata. oaa v«at and three pairs of trousers”. . . There’s •aly on« smarter thing be ean do, omit th« vert. However. If his smartness rises to tii« point of genius he will throw In three patrs of »hoe« with th« •ail—Capper's Weekly. Duck» Haut Air Route» Wild ducks follow “passes’’ rhe same as a train follows rhe railroad. Cp In Minnesota and North Dakota the sportsmen lease up all the points on rhe lakes covered by the durg “passes. ' They know the du-k« will fly along •uch passe«. Of tbe »0000 lakes In Minnesota there are perhaps 9.000 In which a wild duett Is never seen.—Cap- par's Weekly. Pawn» flO Bill A Wichita (Kan.) man pawned a 110 bill for $9. The pawnbroker told the police that tbe tnan said the bill was a present to him. He said that be needed some money, bat didn’t want to giv« up entire rights to tbe bill by spending It. so he pawned It for 30 days. The bill Is genuins. Ancient Dicing Game» The Invention of dfee is mythically ascribed to Palamedes of Greece about the year 1244 B. CL The game of tall among the Romans was played with dice. The early English anti quary. Stow, mentions two entertain ments given by the city of London at which dice were played. Indictment of "Gabble” As children we were taught to “think twice befbre you speak onco." That was very proper Instruction, and should remain with tn. One reason why there Is not greater tranquility to day A because we forget such lessons and Indulge Oxi much In senseless con versations.—Grit. Cobra Sacred to Hinda The Bindus believe that tbe cobra once spread Its hood as a shade over Buddha while be slept, and was blessed by the ealnt. who placed a mark upon Its hack as a warning to hlrds of prey not to molest ft. Little headway can be made against this superstition In efforts toward eradica tion. Doubtful Record The greatest «ge at which a man Is said to have become a father Is one hundred and two. This was stated to be the age of Thomas Beatty of Drum- condra, near Dublin, when his young est-born came Into the world. Happine»» in Duty There is only one stimulant that never falls and yet never Intoxicates— duty. Duty puts a blue sky over every man—up to his heart, maybe—Into which the skylark. Happiness, always goes singing.—Prentice. Temple Cut Out of Rock Ellora. British India, contains a unique temple cut entirely out of rock, both Inside and outside. It Is about eighty feet high, and Is elaborately carved. It was made before the year 1000 A. D. Secret of Authorthip The most original modern authors are not so because they advance what is new, but simply because they know how to put what they have to say as If It had never been said before.— Goethe. Determining Error Knowledge betn? to be had only of visible and certain truth, error I* not a tliult of our knowledge, hut a mis take of our Judgment, giving assent t> that which Is not true.—Locke. Pairing Off When you see two men In the front sent and two women In the hack serf you can rest assured that it Is a mar rled couples' outing.—Huntington A4 vertiser. Varietie» of Cabbage Something over seventy varieties of cabbages are known and cultivated. Some species attain a height of ten feet aud the stalks are used for canes. Rank Moderns are for a Joy ride the coroner's couver Sun. Carelettne»» careless; they'll go out without even knowing phone number.—Van Demonttrated Ability Men who undertake considerable things, even tn a regular way, ought to give us ground to presume ability. —Burke. Adaptable Cowcatcher Though the cowcatcher was made to catch cows, It does the best it can with automobile».—Toledo Blade.
