Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, September 09, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTH! HSUW. MEITEMHEK 0, 1020 THE HATTON TRIBUNE PAGR TWO one. Pacific Highway Pupillari Dayton has a very Ono park and tourists would travel many miles to see the old fort If it win sufficiently Entered at the Post Office at Hay- advertised so that It would become Istrge Im roasv in Motor Travel From California into Oregon, Wash- H Robinson, Prop. ton, Oregon, as second class mail known that wo have a fort located In lugton ami Bril Ish Columbia matter, under the Act of March 3. Dayton. 1879. Let us take this matter seriously and plan "ways and means” of erect ' Building Material ing atractlve arches that will be a Thore was a gain In the summer F. J. ROBERTSON - EDITOR of All Kinde : ► credit to our town and community. travel north this your by automo 4 » O bile from California of 28 per cent, Subscription |1.1O a year in advance LUMBER INDUSTRY PROMOT»! according to the traffic census tak- ’ < : » Phone 46x9 Box 177 < :: » CONSTRUCTIVE POLICIES •u at the Oregon line by the Cali fornia Highway Commission In July. Men who want praise don’t de J; DAYTON, • OREGON J; Big lumber companies of the West The commlsBtoa takes a census twice < • < > serve it; Men who deserve praise, are looking forward 50. 100 und 150 a year. In January and July, in order ♦ »♦♦»♦♦4« * »»»♦ + < II»?»»♦♦♦* don't want it. years and are replanting more trees to get the low and the high points -------------- o------------- - than they are cutting down. They of traffic. The count Is made tor »»444«l»ll!lll!|t **444 »44< THK TRIBUNE 18 ALL two days. Sunday and Monday, In HOME PRINT THIS WEEK intend 'to develop their industry a- long permanent lines. Some of them the middle of July. The count is With this issue of the Tribune we are even workink up. at little or no made and compiled ail over the state * > < > go to all home print, printing six profit, wood which was formerly shows an Increase of cars crossing pages of our own and cutting out wasted, so as to promote timber con the line between California and Ore gon greater than that of any former the "patent insides" which we have servation. The National Committee on Wood year, showlug that the advertising heretofore secured in Portland. This Ladies Haircutting makes the paper a little smaller, but. Utilization proposes to save the of the attractions of the northern people *100.000.000 to 3150,000,000 region is having a splendid effect. ” Agency for Newberg’Laundry ;; being an entirely home product, we annually on th'eir lumber bills, by us The count both years was made believe it will be of rar more inter ing more of the trees which goes to where the Redwood Highway and est to our readers. Instead on cutting the Pacific Highway crosses the In The “patent insides” is an old in the sawmills. lumber into even lengths and widths, terstate line, For the two years the stitution and has been used for years as is now done, all the wood will be July census compares as follows: • • DAYTON - - OREGON ; J by many of the country newspapers used, no matter of what length. A 1935 1936 to add volume to their sheets and al Redwood Highway 373 793 so to supply their readers with some survey made by the Forest Products Pacific Highway 3293 2613 Laboratory of the Department of >»♦*»♦»* M H *4141111» »»»»* interesting reading matter. In these • *44444*4*1 M»MMM »♦♦♦♦■ • days of dailies and other plentiful Agricultural shows that tn small 2664 3405 house construction, almost 50 per ’ • o reading matter, however, the patents This shows a total Increase of 741 •; Agate Grinding ■ • are no longer of the interest that cent, of the lumber could be of odd cars for the two days, or 38 per cent, i • > Jewelry made to Order I. they used to be and are gradually lengths. Lumber is seldom cut As general travel has not increased 1 shorter than 8 feet, yet one-fifth being discarded by the papers that in any such proportion, this la evld- : are equipped to get out a greater of that used in building construc euce that northern travel from Cali tion is less than eight feet. number of pages of home print Be « ► • * fornia is growing much faster than ; J; Expert Watchmaker & Jeweler • ■ sides. they are quite expensive, and travel elsewhere. NEWSPAPER MISTAKES by eliminating the cost of them the But this is not the full record, be- j < I DAYTON - - OREGON ; J country weekly is In shape to expend Every now and then some sub cause It is only for July. Californ more on the uroduction of the strict scriber rises to denounce a newspaper ians and tourists from the east to the ly home stuff. for mistakes which appear in Its col Pacific coast are learning that the ’ I Grafaphones at the lowest ;; In making this change, the editor umns. The Auburn Globe-Repub fall months in this region are the * ' price ever known in this . > of the Tribune does not wish its lican quotes with approval this plaint most delightful of the year, and they readers to get the Impression that «> county I of an eastern editor who tired of con are coming north in September and i we are “short changing” them. We stant complaints about editorial mis October In much greater numbers will redouble our efforts in secur *44 4 444 4 4 4 44444 4 '4 i ll! »444» than formerly. takes. ing reading matter that will be of "We made a mistake in last week’s Undoubtly much of this greater 44444441 I M H strictly local interest, and we believe < > that our subscribers will be unani issue." he wrote. “A good subscriber interest In motor trips to the north Anything in Insurance ; mous in saying that the change is told us about it. The same day there by the people of California, as well was a leter in our post-office box as by eastern people who have motor for the better. that didn’t belong to us. We called ed across the continent to that state, Life, Accident, Fire and for 98 over the telephone and got is due to the splendid publicity given OFFICIAL SIGNS Automobile : ’ 198. We asked for a spool of No. the Pacific Highway, the great motor 50 thread and when we got home we ing backbone of the Pacific Coast, Attractive official welcome signs C. S. Lewis, Agent found It was No. 60. The train was by the Pacific Highway Association ♦ with the name of the town and the 4*»4>nm ihhh ¡ :x ♦» »4» reported 30 minutes late. We ar of California. This is an organiza speed limits would not only inform rived at the depot 30 minutes after tion of business men living along the *44 1 1 1 1' —rH-l I M O W O the traveler but would to some de train time and the train was gone. whole route from San Diego to Van gree appeal to him at least, to the We got our milk bill and there was couver and Victoria for the sole pur INSURANCE extent of his slowing down to read < ' Fire, Theft. Embezzlement and I i the signs and while “picking up” he a mistake of 10 cents in our favor. pose of making known the pleasure We got sick and the doctor said that and comfort of a motor trip over I; Life. We care for your needs. J J couldn’t help giving us a hasty once we were eating too much meat. that greatest of all highways, and the over. J. L. Sherman & Son Some of our neighboring towns We hadn’t tasted meat for two marvelous beauty of the scenery all « DAYTON - - OREGON 11 have very attractive signs at the en months. The garage man said the along the way. The wonderful book jitney was missing because it need let of the route issued by the as «' trance to their cities. Newberg has 4444444444 1 144444 4 44444444 pillars at the entrance to their city ed a new timer. We cleaned a spark sociation has been complimented by ; 4444661 »♦♦♦»♦» >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ from two directions which are a plug and it's run fine ever since. Yes. auto clubs, chambers of commerce we made a mistake in last week's and newspapers all over the United to that city and community. Ü LADD’S FUNERAL HOME j !: credit issue of the paper."—Tacoma News- States, as the finest piece of highway Sheridan a Ise has very appropriate < > < > travel literature ever Issued. It will arch-ways at the entrance to their Tribune. I J To Serve Humanity Better I o-------------- have a still greater effect next year city, of which they should "be proud. NEW PROGRAM SCHEDULED < > ■ > In stimulating travel the whole length Dayton should have arches over ; ; Day and Night Phone Blue 90 ;; BY RADIO STATION K-O-A-C of the coast by this wonderful scenic the pavement, one located above the K. O. A. C„ radio station of the route. railway tracks at the “ Y ” , letting «: M c M innville . oregon :« ----------------- <> .... —- ♦ the traveller know that Dayton is the Oregon Agricultural college, will re 441 1 4 Ml »444444 4 4444 1 '4 4444» next city and that the road is paved sume broadcasting Monday evening. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ September 13, and thereafter will be The second arch on the air each Monday, Wednesday,, 444 4 »4 1 »44 4 44 4 44444444444 • to McMinnville. could be placed across the pavement and Friday evenings. During the :; Dr. o. c. G oodrich : anywhere around the ball grounds. first week, the programs will be al ♦ From Department of Industrial Such arches as these are not so most entirely agricultural. The sec DENTIST X Journalism, O. A C. ,, «> ■ • very expensive to put in place, and J; Office Phone • Red 49 ’ besides being a benefit to the tourist, ond week will feature events relat ing to freshman week on the cam o DAYTON - - OREGON - they would advertise our city to a pus. FARM REM IN DI.RM great extent, and in the course of a • > Beginning September 27. agricul Oregon fruit picked In the heat of 4 year, through increased tourist traf-1 4444 44 ■}-:■ i ■!" S I1 < <■ 444444 4 4-H-H- fic, would pay for themselves many I tural programs will be confined to the day and stored Immediately in Monday nights, while Wednesday large quantities carries a great deal ■ 44444 MI IMI II M 4444 MI l i times. and Friday nights will be devoted to of heat that is detrimental to Its It would also be a good Invest :: H. W. Barnard, M. D. :: ment to have these arches electric musical programs, home study cour keeping qualities, reports the ex ses, lecture courses, and programs perimental station. Leaving the *: PHYSICIAN ■ • lighted so that they could be easily selected from fields other than agri fruit In boxes or small heaps In the read at night. cultural. orchard over night will usually cool ;; PHONE RED 78 " If we are going to get any of the Features that will run throughout It down many degrees under Oregon tourist trade it is up to us to cater' o DAYTON - - OREGON 11 the college year Include many that conditions. O < • to the tourist in every way we pos proved popular last year and some 4 4 sibly can. This is only one way of i Western Oregon farmers not rais 4+444+444444444444444444441 showing the tourist that Dayton is a added after a study of comments from listeners. On Monday nights ing grain for feeding are not advised »4444 41 t-44 l"l 444 44H44"t- l +44! live community and ready to do any will be broadcasted a lecture for to raise pigs, in a recent report on H DAYTON ROOMING HOUSE “ thing possible for their comfort and members of boys’ and girls' clubs, cost of pork production by the col to make their vacation an enjoyable radiograms, timely agricultural topics lege experiment station. Only tank BEST BEDS ON EARTH and market news interpretations. age or other supplements may be * * " Students and faculty of the music bought if the operations are to lie Mrs. C. E. Mauts, Prop. I ’' department will contribute to an hour made generally profitable. 11 DAYTON - - OREGON • i j of music each Wednesday night. A Better yields than other fall wheat O o lecture on some practical engineer ing subject will be broadcasted each varieties and a stiff straw that mini ♦♦4 4 4444444444 4 4444444 4HI mizes danger of lodging aro charac Friday night. H »44 4 11' 4 444444 4444444<4444 /-------------------------------------------------- Home study courses and lecture teristics of hyblrd 128 wheat that RATES FOR courses paralleling college courses have made this variety popular with G. B. ABDILL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING being taught on the campus will form eastern Oregon growers and led to *; Having installed a Landis 4 an Important part of the broadcasts the rapid expansion of acreage. J; Stitcher and Finisher, we T One cent an word per issue. each Monday, Wednesday, and Fri < > are prepared to do all 4 Announcements and Locals Lack of palatability of sunflower day night after September 27. * J shoe repairing with neat- 4 A 15 minute intercollegiate sports silage was much more noticeable In i * ness. I are charged at the rate of 10c a line for each insertion. •• DAYTON - - OREGON 4 review will open the program each some of the O. A. C. station dairy Figures count as words. • 4444444 l »44<» 4 444441 »l!»t Monday night, from the outset. All cows than others, but was noticed No advertisement taken for less coast conference institutions will con to some extent in most of the cows. than 25c. tribute to this feature. Ten minutes Abrupt changes from corn silage to Advertisements will be taken over the telephone if the adver of selected campus news items will oats and vetch silage, or the reverse, tiser is a subscriber to phone. pen the Wednesday and Friday night could be made without ill effects to any of the cows, but an abrupt Advertisements will be ac programs. cepted until 10 a.m. Wednesday change from either of these to sun for insertion in that week’s Trib flower silage caused nearly all the une. cows to refuse to eat. A full ten- —_____________________________/ day transition period was none too McMinnville Oregon long to get the cows onto a full sunflower ration. FOR SALE—Drag saw, complete, —i——o——— good condition. *75.00 takes it. Tie a string about a yard long to Must sell quick. John D. Burt, CITY OFFICIAL» a common door key and take the Carlton, Ore. 3-3tc string In the right hand, holding It Mayor ____________ R. L. Harris so the key will clear the floor about Recorder________ W. T. H. Tucker four or five inches. If you can hold Treasurer_______ J. E. Mellinger City Marshal, Street and Water the string steady enough the key will Commissioner_ T. A. Boulden begin to swing back and forth In a Councilmen — Joe Morin, E De- straight Une. Let another person maray, Paul Londershausen, Thos. take your left hand in his and the Teague, Iner Mortensen and W. motion of the key will change from L. Sheard. the pendulum-like swing to a circu Regular meetings first Monday in Neatly trimmed, well-groomed hair lar swing. If a third person will each month. and unblemished complexion add to place his hand on the flhouhler of the the enjoyment of summer time. You second person the key will stop. cannot afford to entrust your appear Try ft and then explain If you can. Ships from 10 nations were In ance to the first shop you encounter. -------------- o ------------ Portland harbor August 27. Come tous and get guaranteed expert Portland — Eastern manufactu- set ties. ers deeply Interested In silk and hos Oregon eggs now being shipped iery factory prospects in Portland. regularly to United Kingdom. Dayton Tribune ;; Dayton Lumber Yard :: A Completely Equipped to give SERVICE^ that =SATISF1ES Z. Spangle Barber Shop BATHS ii V. H. Ballard I FARM HOME HELPS Ü Classified Ads. DR. A.R.MILLER GLASSES Exclusively Optical Crane—Surfacing 5 miles of Wells Hill market road will cost |2O,625. Neetkut Barber Shop DAYTON - . Incendiaries set 75 known forest OREGON fires in Oregon this year. Peffers Garage DAYTON............................................................................. OREGON General Blacksmithing Acetylene Welding Horseshoeing a specialty One block east of bank W. P. Morris BOX 72 - phone nwxit - Yamhill Masonic Hall Every Saturday Night DANCES Under New Management 7 piece Orchestra with Miss Betty, of Portland, as Violinist. Hot Foxtrots and Dreamy Waltzs FEATURING WOMEN’S NEW FALL COATS $19.75 A NEW COLLE! TION OF COATS FOR KMART FALL AND WINTER WEAR. HITTABLE FOR EVERY O< < ASION. MUCH STYLES — SICH VALI'»4--- BEAUTIFUL MATERIAIJ4 AND FLATTERING LARGE FUR COLLARS—EVERY COAT IN SLIM, HTRA1GHT LINES—VARIED BY THE SMARTEST NEW TRIM MING EFFEI TS. THE COMHlM ARE OF THE LOV- LIFJ4T NEW SHADES. SMART FEMININTY HAS APPROVED THESE COATS FOR WINTER : SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION •JR.nO 821.50 810.75 827.50 ilO.7n 820.75 82t.R0 852.50 J. C. BRILL STORES' Successors to OSBORN’S McMinnville, Oregon