Dayton tribune., September 09, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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THE DAYTON THIHl XK
Pennsylvania's Contribution to the Sesqui
Till ILNDAY. HI'l’TEMIIIR », I1MNI
DEWEY’S “OLYMPIA” AT IT IE SESQUI
WHAT EDITORS THINK
CGMCII ED
FROM
COXTFMPOR LILY NKWHPAPKRN
Inconsistency of Toluu'co I uiw
m
-ary and wo doubt If the an-
The retail tobacco dealers of Ore­ nexaticu would over prove sufficient­
gon are hot on the trail of tho pro­ ly popular with the residents of
posed measure referred to the voters Hillsboro and Forest Greve that they
to regulate and control the sale of would vote tor such a move II 1» to
cigarettes, smoking tobacco and snuff be hoped that these two cities will
and are urging its defeat.
They retain their separate Identities for
claim it will place an unfair and un­ many years to come ns they have
just tax on the tobacco business, re­ since pioneer days. Hlllhoro Argus.
quire a special state license every
year, cause an outlay for stamps on
Life ImprUonmeat For 11 Lears
which no profit can be made, cause
The slayers who killed for u thrill
additional labor in placing stamps entered prison September 11. 19 24,
on every package sold and will stim­ and they may be able to apply for a
ulate the mail order business from parole by December. 1935.” said Hin­
other states by shipping in the taxed ton CUbaugh. newly appointed sup­
articles without the necessity of ervisor of pardons and paroles.
stamping them, and finally will sub­
The slayers are none others than
ject dealers to a heavy fine if stamps Leopold and Loeb. The report la
are not affixed to the packages. The from the Associated Press.
inconsistency of the proposed law
Thus It Is that In 11 years from the
lies chiefly in the fact that while time of one of the most atrocious
cigarettes, cigarette paper, wrappers, murders ever committed, two youths
tubes, smoking tobacco and snuff are who “killed for a thrill." will have
especially mentioned cigars and chew­ opportunity to go free. They may
ing tobacco are exempt from the law. secure their freedom.
They are
-—Sheridan Sun.
wealthy. The most able attorneys
will be secured. The sentiment of
Modesty in Advertising
the parole board will be worked up­
Sometimes modesty in advertising on. every legal technicality will be I
a community creates a bettor im­
utilised, and sooner or later Leopold
pression and sticks closer to the
and l-oeb may be at large to menace
truth than an attempt in taking in
Hare is the Keystone State's building at the great Sesqul-Centennlal Inter­ "too much territory" so to speak. society once more.
We confess to no innate ferocious­
national Exposition at Philadelphia, celebrating 150 years of American Inde­ Oregon's premier sea resort on one
pendence. In this huge structure Pennsylvania Is displaying her progress of Its buildings overlooking the broad ness We are willing to live and let
from the arrival of Penn to the present day. The building is one of the expanse of the Pacific has the friend­ live. But when men have killed
handsomest on the big exposition grounds and has proved a rendexvous for ly greeting "Welcome to our Ocean." a despicable, damnable act—we be
hundreds of thousands of people who have come from near and far to
Ute The spirit of friendliness is shown Heve their Uvea have been forfleted
magnificent exhibits established by forty-three of the leading nations uf the to be sure, but for anyone to claim by the crime and the state should
take full remedy.
world. The Exposition continues until December L
the ocean is a little far-fetched. The
For Leopold and Loeb to be at
ocean belongs to all. It is simply large would be a taunting invitation
taking a little too much territory, to any murderer to take a chance
don't you think?—News-Reporter
on crime, with always a major hope
that he escape detection, or if de
Flax More Profitable Than Grain
ected. escape punishment, or If pun­
Flax was much more profitable
ished. that the punishment will soon
th?-n grain this year on the big Rid­
end by means of the pardon or par­
dell ranch near Monmouth, this sea-
ole board.—Telephone-Register.
son.
About 70 acres were grown
and the return was fully three to
We’ll Huy ’Em Back
one more than wheat or other grain.
The Dundee Walnut growers' as
This was an off year for grain, but
even under ordinary conditions, the sociation has sold a carload of wal-
Riddells are satisfied that it is a more nuts in California. Oregon const! m-
ers will probably buy them back at
profitable crop than grain.
The Riddells have a flax puller, a materially advanced price lalxlh-d
which represents a considerable in­ "Grown In California." Western
vestment. but in addition to handling Clackamas Review.
their own acreage at a saving over
the hand method, they are able to
I-ogglng at Willamina
do pulling for some of their neigh­
Chas. K. Spaulding of the Spauld­
bors.—Independence Enterprise.
ing Lumber company, of Portland,
was in Grand Ronde Monday conferr­
No Consolidation Wanted
ing with officials of the Miami com­
A commission Which was appoint­ pany. There is a deal on Involving
ed some time ago to devise ways and several mtllons of feet of lots which
means for the expansion of a greator if closed, will re-open the logging
Portland, recommends that among works at Grand Ronde. If the tim­
other annexations the populous part ber involved is purchased.
active
—
of Washington county, as far west
This picture is typical of many such scenes enacted dally at the main as Forest Grove, be included In the logging work will be carried on
gates of the Sesqul-Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia where plans for a population of millons In there for the next two years at least
the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence is the Oregon metropolis. It will be Here’s hoping that no wrench is
being celebrated. The "shot” was made from outside the gates and shows the several years before such a move is thrown Into the cog wheels. Willa­
mina Times.
long sweep of historic Broad street, the main artery of the exposition. To the
left can be seen one of the capitols of the Palace of Liberal Arts and Manu­
factures which covers nearly eight acres of grounds and which houses some State Grain Inspection
Why Not Go After
of the finest exhibits ever seen. The Exposition will continue until Decern-
The famous old flag ship Is shown at her berth tn Philadelphia Navy
Yard, the background for the Nesqui-Centeunlal International Exposition which
celebrates 150 years of American Independence, Docked Just In front of the
Olympia Is the IL S. H Constellation, oldest fighting ship In commission. Thsy
daily attract thousands of visitors to the Exposition whleb continues until
December 1.
ARCADE THEATER
Dayton, Oregon
THE STORMING OF THE GATES
Dept. Will Grade Wheat
Selection of Dairy Cattle Breeds
Influenced by Shows
3
*
d good typical dyrihire lira
Patting tn the finiihinp twehea
Many a man who Is undecided as provides desirable quarters. Contin­
to the breed of dairy cattle that he uous blanketing helps keep the ani­
will select has been Influenced
mal clean, sweats the hide, thus Im­
making his decision by the animals proving Its handling qualities and
of a particular breed that he has makes the hair lay to the body. The
Been in public.
blanket need not be expensive but
The individual breeder secures a It must be tied on securely.
great deal of advertising as the re­
Every dairy animal that Is to be
sult of exhibiting at fairs, or in of­ exhibited should have the hair
fering good animals at public sales. clipped from the entire body about
It gives people a chance to see and three weeks previous to the date of
know the kind of stock that a man Is the show or sale. This will get rid
breeding and paves the way for fu­ of the old hair and allow a new,
ture business.
even growth to develop which will
It is essential that special care and greatly improve the appearance and
attention be given dairy animals far Increase the selling value of the
In advance of the time that they are animal.
A point often overlooked In the
to be exhibited or sold. Exhibiting
er selling animals publicly in their preparatlon of a dairy animal for
every day clothes is poor advertising show or sale Is that of training to
and put» them at a disadvantage lead and stand properly. An un­
when the competition Is keen. It trained animal cannot display its
takes several weeks to put a dairy good points to advantage If It com­
animal In good show condition and bats the efforts of the attendant to
what applies to fitting for show ap­ exhibit it properly. A little time
spent each day in training to handle
plies as well to fitting for sale.
will save effort, and em­
It is Important that the dairy ani­ properly
barrassment at the show or sale and
mal to be exhibited or sold be in increase
the
financial return.
good flesh. A good covering of flesh
While in tho show or sale ring, the
adds to size, Increases smoothness man
charge of an animal should
and indicates that the animal is have in one
thought In mind,
thrifty and in good health
Dairy namely that main
showing the animal
animals being fitted need extra feed. to advantage. of Ry
this is meant that
Stabling and blanketing are great when it stands, its feet ore properly
aids in putting the hair and hide in placed, back straight and head alert.
condition. By stabling in «umm»r, Any movement on the part of the at­
the animal is protected from the hot tendant or animal should be as
■un which make» the hide harsh and graceful as possible. Until the rib­
»tiff to the touch. A roomy box stall bons are placed or the auctioneer*»
that is kept clean and w»ll bedded hammer falls, take no chances.
Eugene—Bringle Motor Co., will
Dufur Harvesting of apples and
build >50,000 garage building.
of d’Anjour pears begins.
ADOLPH ZUKOR c. JESSE L LASKY
Cecil B DeMille's
T heten ,
C ommandments
^he Mightiest
Dramatic Spectacle.
, Ç^ictiuv /
Some of These?
The State Grain Inspection De­
Turning to Oregon as the most
partment is operated for the benefit
promising country to serve as their
of all persons in the state who are haven, many farmers of the Owens
interested in growing or dealing In
Usual Prices 10c and 25c
Valley in California are seeking and
grain. All grain shipped to Port­ finding homes In this state. These
land or Astoria Is weighed, inspected
men who have sold their farms
and graded as to Federal grades,
habitat I n the IntoNtlnal tract of warm
near Rishop. California, to the City SAVE THE HTRKAMH
at these terminals, by the State of Los Angeles, in a much agitated
FROM POLLUTION I blooded animals. Most of these or­
Grain Inspection Department.
All
ganisms are harmless, but when they
water rights controveresy. are visit­
dealings in grain at these points
The preservation of the purity and I are associated with Infectious germs,
ing and locating in all parts of Ore
are on the basis of these standards.
beauty of Oregon's streams must now such as those of typhoid fever, harm
gon.
receive serious consideration If wo ' results. Every stream that receives
When grain is bought or sold In
Many splendid prospective set­ are going to retain one of the state'»
the interior the price paid is directly
tlers for Oregon yet remain in the most valuable assets. The detriment i human sewage 1^ potentially danger­
or Indirectly based on these grades.
Ownes Valley awaiting the purchase to life and health of the people and ous and a menace to the community.
The grades are based on the quality
One case of typhoid fever may en-
by Ix>s Angeles of all the water
to the food supply that is in our danger a whole community and in
of the grain, mixtures, dockage,
rights, thus ending their long
streams Is considerable and means
smut, etc. Anyone having a know­ struggle.
Among these ranchera should be taken to stop it or. at these days of wide travel, start a new
ledge of the factors that go to make
Arthur Foster, field representative least, reduce It before it becomes a focus of Infection miles from the
the grades has an advantage in
Water courses
of the latnd Settlement Department real menace. The puestion of pollu-. original source.
grain transactions over those who do
of the Portland Chamber, has been tlon of streams in Oregon Is a big traversing or draining -Inhabited re­
not have that information. Anyone
working during the last week, and problem and its solution Is depend­ gions are always heavily contamin­
getting inspection and grades on his
optimistic indeed are his reports. ent on Intelligent, far sighted and ated by human feces. Before these
grain while it is in the warehouse or
He finds many have already visited considerate discussion of what can waters can be used for domestic pur­
on the farm is in a better position
Oregon and are enthulastlc boosters be done. This Is the purpose of the poses, they must be filtered and puri­
to market his grain at more nearly
preparing to return here to Invest conference to be held at the Cham­ fied. which can be done safely pro­
its true value.
viding the pollution 1» not to great.
and remain.
ber of Commerce In Salem. Septem­ As tho pollution increases, the pro­
In order to make this information
A recent arrival from Ownes Val­ ber 10, 1926.
blem of making the water safe In
available to all parties interested,
ley Is J. S. Wilson who purchased 80
Primitive society moved on when Oregon today Is not only a problem
the State fl rain Inspection Depart­ acres of Klamath County land.
the common became too foul for en- |of old fashioned sewage; It is also a
ment will inspect samples that are
Charles Maltlch has shipped a car­
mailed in and will furnish certificates I load of his household effects and durance. There were always plenty I problem of industrial waste. The ex­
showing the grades,
weight
per equipment to Grants Pass. He was of places to move to. Modern civil tent of this type of pollution Is just
izatlon builds more or less perman­
The
bushel, dockage, smut, etc. Great
accompanied from the valley in the ently and disposes of its waste Into beginning to be understood.
care should be taken in getting a
southern state by a neighbor who convenient water courses. In this way movement to purify the streams of
this stat«} Is a conservative move­
REPRESENTATIVE sample, as the also purchased a place on the Grants
the streams of the eastern part of ment, which touches the health and
inspection is of valueonly in propor­ Pass Irrigation Project.
the
United
States
have
been
convert
­
happiness of every citizen.
tion to the correctness of the sample.
Not from California alone are the ed into nothing more than large,
The fee'charged for'sample’ in­
new settlers coming, however. A open sewers. Almost all of the cities
spection is 75 cents per sample. At
recent mail brought a letter from J. of this state are dumping untreated
least a pound and a half of grain
H. Galanter of Ponca City, Okla­ sewage and Industrial waste into
should be mailed in. We furnish,
homa, bearing hearty thanks to the nearby streams. Under this system
upon request, postcards which ship­
Land Settlement Department for Its the magnificent Willamette River, ¡ ; From Department of Industrial <1
per can fill out, giving details of services in helping him to purchase
Journalism, O. A. C.
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once a source of health, pleasure, i>
shipment, and which will be return­
4 00 acres in Harney County near and profit, will soon lose Its right
ed to the shipper as soon as the car
Hurns tor a sheep ranch.
to be called a river and may earn
is unloaded and grain is weighed and
Ilie real choice between growing
A small amount
A colony of Hollanders in Oregon Willamette Sewer.
graded.
of sewage is not always apparent, but. early and late lambs In Oregon is
centering
about
a
Dutch
Reform
The protein content of wheat is 1
an examination of the bottom of the said by the experiment station to de­
factor in fixing the value for cer- church, long the desire cherished by
pend on many factors.
Early pro­
masses which are detrimental to fish duction
people
of
that
nationality
and
relig
­
Is not practical unless sum-
tain flours. Dealers as well as rnil-
life. Decaying matter uses up large mer range |H of such quality that tho
ion,
promises
shortly
to
become
a
lers take into consideration the pro-
reality. Two brothers, John and B. quantities of oxygen, and oxygen Is lambs get fat enough for market be-
tein in wheat, especially in seasons
Van Eck, testing their satisfaction essential to fish life and more so to froe leaving it. The summer range
when our wheat is low in that ele­
The first in­ must be near enough to a railroad
in Oregon by renting a farm for a the game varieties.
ment. The protein analysis Is made
year in Linn County, have just re dication of gross stream pollution that ewes and lanbs can be trailed
at the state laboratory in connection
is the disappearance of the game fish. to tho loading point without too much
with the Inspection Department. turned to their former home at Lake There are, however, finer and more loss Of weight
The Blue mountain
Wilson,Minnesota.
There
thuy
will
One half pound should he mailed in
accurate tests that are used to meas­ section of Oregon within 50 miles of
sell
their
property
and
prepare
to
railway Is largely but not Intirely
for the protein analysis.
The fee
return to Oregon. With them they ure stream pollution. The amount of early lamb districts.
The distant
charged is one dollar. Address pack­
expect to bring several other Hol­ oxygen in water can be definitely portions together with central and
ages and leters to Grain Inspection
land families to serve as a nucleus measured.
south-central Oregon grow largely
Department, 7 23 Court House, Port­
for a colony of these most desirable
Of greater Importance, however, late lambs.
land.
and thrifty people.
Is the bacterial content of the stream.
The Department would like to give
Eugene New Masonic
Temple
The dumping of human and animal
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these services free, but it is main­
dedica tad, September 1st.
dejecta
Into
streams
gives
rise
to
tained on the fees collected and must
Portland—Concrete being poured certain diseases. Analyses of water
be self sustalnlg.—C.
E. Spence, for 1600 seat,>250,0Q0 theatre on
determine the presence or absence of
Echo Third cutting of ’alfalfa
State Market Agent.
East 37 th street.
the bacillus coll group whose normal making good crop.
Saturday, September 11th
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