Dayton tribune., October 21, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

THURMDAY,
OCTOBER »I, iuimi
spent In Chehalem Center school, No.
9, and two sawing dubs were or­
ganized under the leadership of Mr>i.
Frank Morgan and Mrs. Roy Fer­
rell. who did such splendid work
As ltc|H>rtr<| by Our H|M-<lal Me. last year. The teachers. Mrs. Ethel
Glieli, and Miss Lorena Schoen. will
Minn ville Correspondent
assist In the work.
The boys of Chehalem Canter or
Monday and Tuesday of this week gunited a pig club and a poultry
were given to the regular annual club, selecting for their leaders Mr
institute, which was discussed In de­ Frank Morgan and Mr. Rex Newell.
tail In lust week's notes
It was an Chehulem Center will be In evi-
Interesting session, and speakers of denen at the club fair In 1927, and
prominence from the state instit­ some of the prize money will most
utions and from our local college certainly hud its way there.
When West Chehalem was vlsit-
were represented on the program.
The state oBIce was also well repre ed later In the afternoon, It was too
late to organize any clubs; but the
seated
On Wednesday morning Mr. J. E matter wan taken up with the
Calavan and the county school sup teachers, a short talk wm made to
erlntendent begun the work of or- the pupils by Mr. Calavan, and ar
gaulxlng club work at the McMInn- rangements made with Mrs. Antonia
ville school. No 13. where they Carter, and Mlns Nora Lambert, to
found the teacher. Mise Esther lirun effect the organizations later. The
tier, anil her pupils vary enthusias­ pupils and teachers In thin school
tic in the matter. Two sewing dabs were just finishing a very Interent-
were organized, one for the boys and Ing Columbus Day program when
oue for the girls, with Miss Brunner the club leader called
In the evening, the club leader and
as local leader for each. The boys’
sewing club will do strictly boya* the county superintendent addressed
work, such as making calf halters, a gathering of parents, pupils, and
teachers In the Chehalem Center
carpenter aprons, etc.
No.
Gower Gopher, wu th t school, and much Interest was shown
next objective, and Mr. and Mrs. In club work by those present
The work of organizing clubs
Canterbury, the teachers, were very
willing to become leaders of two will be continued by the county sup
cooking clubs, one In camp cooking erlntendent during the regular work
for the boys, and one In all round of school suirervlslon, and Mr. Cala-
cookin* for the girls As thii school van will return In about one month
has a fine basement ami a oawk stove for another week's tour. The pres
Installed, It will bo an Ideal place ent Indications are that thia will be
the most successful year In club
lor cooking clubs.
After dinner, the car was parked work that we have ever had. and
just off the highway about half way we feel that we may dare to hope
between Willamina and Grand Ronde for a splendid club fair In 1927, und
and a throe mile hike was made up perhaps a place among the county
the canyon to No 58. where two club booths at the state fair.
The schedule for the County
sewing clubs were organized, with
Miss Edith Snedeger. the teacher, Nurse. Miss Nina Brown for the
as leader. Those pupils have never week was as follows: On Monday
taken up club work until this year and Tuesday she attended the ses­
and they showed a very satisfactory sions of the institute, and had a very
busy time at intermissions discuss­
Wo expect splendid
I n toreo t.
ing various matters with the teach­
suits from Hillcrest No. 58.
On Thursday morning, a sewing ers. Her 30 minute address on “The
club was organized In
Lafayette, Health Program for Yamhill County'
with Mrs. Nina McKImens, the 7th wu very Instructive and interesting
On Wednesday, Miss Brown ad
and 8th grade teacher, an leader.
In Dayton two clubs were organized. dressed the Junior High in McMinn
Mian Valera Flint will lead the sew- ville, and the W. C. T. U. in New
Ing club and Mina Orpha Haworth berg.and Thursday was » given to
wi 1 toko care of the cooking club home calls In Grand Ronde and
Both these leaders are teachers In Chehalem Mountain.
On Friday, she visited Highlands
the Dayton schools.
In the afternoon. No. 18. Dayton No. 57, and Riverside school No. 60.
Prairie, wan visited, and two clubs She reports new blackboards In No.
In sewing were organized under the 60, and a new coat of paint on the
She also
leadership of the teacher. Mias An­ inside of the building.
says that thoroughly washed walls
ita Odell.
The laat achool visited on Thurs- ind new white curtains well hung
day wu Unionvale, No.
The give to No. 57 a well kept appear
teachers. Mrs. Eva Westfall and Miss ance.
Miss Bessie Hershberger, of the
Grace Teague, were quite willing to
take the leadership of the two sew­ Merchant school will spend *32.Ou
ing clubs organized, and we are cer­ if entertainment money on new-
tain these clubs will justify the ef­ itory books for the lower grades
ind on play ground apparatus.
forts made by the teachers.
Carlton will noon have the nplen
On Friday morning, the girls of
Fernwood. No. 3 2. organized a sew­ did new gym ready for action, and
ing club and the boys organised a the athletic teams of the other high
Pl« club. These boys felt fhat a pls ichoola may expect hard woi k if
club would be a profltable undertak­ they win any laurels from the Carl
ing at this time of year, as much on young people.
The people of Gaston will soon
waste fruit could tie obtained for very
little
The members of both clubs vote on a new gym for that high
showed a great Interest, and as Mr. school. The Gaston school has a
Fred Rosa and his sister. Miss Ethel student body of seventy, and all that
Roas, consented to assume the lead­ is needed to develop athletic
ership of the clubs, success Is already teams of all kinds is a properly
assured.
The teachers. Miss Ee- equipped place for practice.
The
phema Boyes, and Miss Elsie Odell, people of the district take a great
will do much to keep interest alive. Interest In their school, and the new
The Rex school, in charge of Mrs. gym is practically assured.
The people of the Webfoot school
Ellce Getchell. and Miss Grace Hyde,
organized a sewing club with Miss thoroughly appreciate the increased
Ona Gustin as leader, and Mr. C. C. otflclenency of the school since the
Wiley is to have charge of the rab­ two teachers have Imen in charge,
bit club. Many of the Rex boya are The school Is too large for one
already In the rabbit game, and aa teacher with eight grades. No. 79
Mr Wiley Is an expert In thia line, In the Willamina Valley, has almost
n splendid club exhibit may lie ex- out-grown one teacher, and Miss
pected from Rex next autumn. Miss Alice Morrison, the teacher, has one
Gustin Is also an expert leader of of the largest country schools In the
girls, so Rex will be well represent­ county.
ed at the club fair.
Mrs. Ixda Morecraft, of Dundee
Most of Friday afternoon was Is doing some very satisfactory sub
News Items From
County Schools
Arthur McPhillips
Candidate
THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
stltute work In the Dayton school
during the temporary absence of Mr
G u Over. There Is some talk of eu-
gaging ber for a part time teacher
after bls return,
Mrs. Morecraft
has several years of effective work
to her credit in this and other coun­
ties.
No. 38, Wapato, has been treated
to a new coat of paint, which makes
It look almost as good as new. Mrs.
Ixda D. Whitcomb, formerly of Will
umlnu, Is the teacher.
The people of Gaston gave
ceptlon to the teachers on Tuesday
evening the 19th.
RAILROAD F A It EH REDUCED
FOR LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
Reduced round
trip excursion
fares from all points on Its lines to
Portland will be put Into effect by
the Southern Pacific fbr the Pacific
International Livestock Exposition
to be held there October 30 to Nov­
ember 6.
In announcing this yesterday F.
8. McGinnis, passenger traffic man­
ager for the railroad stated that
livestock men and breeders from all
parts of the west are expected to
participate in the show which Is re-
cognized us the livestock classic of
the Pacific Coast.
The reduced fare tickets in Cali­
fornia will Ire on sale from October
26 to 30; In Nevada and Utah. Oc­
tober 26 to 29 Inclusive and for Ari­
zona. New Mexico and El Paso, Tex­
as. October 2 4 to 2«. Return trip
limited to November 13.
CANADIAN
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SETfLED party In the U. 8 apparently has no!
Medford — *50.000 Presbyterian
desire to renew negotiations with Church, and *15.000 apartment
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EU­ Canada upon- this subject.
house are new building projects.
GENE. OCT. 19. (Special) The
settlement of an Important constitu­
tional question this year In Canada
was the priuclpal result of the
Dominion election held the last
part of the past month. Is the opinion
of Dr L. A. Wood, assistant pro- i
fessor of economics here and author­
ity on Canadian politics and parties. :
The point to be settled was wheth-
er th governor-general. who repre-
seats the Crown in Canada, was to
tie a nlgber power than the premier
who, In a measure, represents the
people of the Dominion. The dif-
flculty was created In July
when
the Liberal premier. William King,
asked the governor-general. Baron
Byng, to dissolve parliament. Baron
Byng, refused to heed the "advice”
of the premier. In the annals of
Canadian history, an action almost
unprecedented.
Immediately there
followed an up-roar from the Liber­
als. "Is Canada a Dominion or a
Crown colony?” they demanded.
“The recent elections, too, may
have some effect on revival of trade
reciprocity lietween the U. S. and
Canada Is at hand, When thia coun-
try was willing to huve reciprocity
In 1911, Canada rejected the pact.
However, the new Canadian parlia­
ment will be of such a complexion
that a reciprocal agreement with
the U. 8. would be. looked upon by
them as of similar advantage. The
difficulty is that the Republican
VOTE 323 - X NO!
Do you want to pay
Two Taxes for your smokes?
You are still paying enormous war taxes to the United States
Government—Now the state wants TO TAX YOU AGAIN!
The U. S. Government gets 6c every time you buy 20 cigarettes.
NOW the STATE WANTS to TAX you 2c to 3c MORE!
EIGHTEEN CENTS goes to the Federal Government for every
pound of your tobacco Now the State proposes to add about
9 cents EXTRA!
It means that you will have to pay from ten to fifteen
cent MORE FOR YOUR SMOKES!
It means that you will have to pay a SPECIAL TAX for the PRIVILEGE OF
SMOKING!
It means an additional horde of revenue collectors
whose salaries YOU have to pay.
It means that this is the beginning of a system of STATE NUISANCE TAXES
-next cigars, then gum, candy, theatre tickets, cosmetics, all for you to pay!
Is it fair to single you out to pay a special tax just because you enjoy a smoke?
I wan born and roared on a farm In this county. During many
years I followed the occupation of a farmer, I own farm proper-
ty and know the financial conditions of the farmer and realize
the excessive burdens of taxation.
I believe in the exercise of rigid economy In the departments
of Stato through the Introduction of a modern budget system.
In the fostering of legislation which will encourage the entrance
of capital and payrolls Into our State;
In an adequate Reforestation Act to build up and preserve our
timber for future generations;
In a reasonable Income Tax law and against the principle of a
tax free bond;
Vote NO! On the Cigarette
and Tobacco Tax
To put all laws to the tent of sound business principles;
In a sane enforcement of all laws.
If elected to the legislature, I intend to pursue the same course
of economy and business principle In State matters essential to
the success of any industry, public or private, and will endeavor
to protect the welfare of Yamhill County and the State of Oregon.
VOTE 323-X NO!
IF YOU CARE TO SUPPORT ME VOTE HO X.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR McPHILLIPS
(Paid Adv.)
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