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¿AGE FIV* THE DAYTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1927 TAKE NO CHANCES; DRIVE WITH HAFETY Each individual must do his than if 1927 is to mark the most success ful campaign ever conducted in the cause of safety. National agencies are preparing to launch vigorous at tacks on the careless pedestrian and the careless motorist and their main object will be to gain co-operation of individuals In both classes. This prospect is linked up with the season of “good resolutions" by Mr. George Brandenburg, Secretary of the Oregon Slate Motor Association, who declares that “citizens can do more in the interest of safety than making and keeping a resoultion to contribute their share by driving and walking in obedience to the law.” “Like all other problems involv ing the mass, safety narrows down to the individual,” says Mr. Brand enburg. "We can have sound regula tions governing traffic and still have the same number of accidents if in dividuals persist in taking reckless mond Lake, both of which will pro- *H*+*"H*"""*V**+V***"*"+*""+H""*"* TOURIST TRAFFIC HEAVY; WILL CONTINUE babiy be blockaded for sever! weeks. J J One of the drifts on the Crater Lake- < > The Oregon State Motor Associa Diamond Lake cut-off is believed to I J tion has completed an extensive log be about 52 feet deep. This does not;' • Diamond ! ( , tour of the highways of Oregon. The materially hamper travel to mamona tourist travel in the state will reach Lake, aa access may be gained from ¡ ; Its peak in two wyeks and will con the Pacific highway on the east side i tinue at that peak until the first of of the mountains. Crater Lake is sc- ' J September, In the opinion of A. E. cessible both from Klamath Falls and ( Shearer, Manager of the touring de M< dford. About 150 cars were at i' partment of the Oregon State Motor Crater take last Monady. Littje Wet Oil On Roads Association. Motorists will have little trouble j The vacationist setting out on his summer outing will find the finest with oil splashing their cars, as had : Oregon roads in the history of the been the case during the past weeks, several of the highways. The ' motor association officials who have on .Mt. Hood Loop road is now prac- j Just completed an extensive logging tour of the state. The delayed sum tically free from wet oil. An excell- j ent detour takes the motorist around mer, which held up traffic on many mountain roads, has repaid for its a stretch of wet oil near Fort Kla tardiness by placing practically all math. Only three wet stretches of remain in the state at the present I of the state roads in excellent con on Mme, between Seaside and Hamlet, | dition. Hebo and Neskowin and Hebo and The only roads of importance now Beaver. blocked by snow are believed to be ------------- ;------------- the Crater Lake rim road and the TILLAMOOK ASSOCIATION The modem kitahen range—is the New Perfection oil range, ¡short cut from Crater latke to Dia- LEADS COW TESTING WORK the must efficient and least expensive range to be found. You don’t have to heat up your kitchen like the engine room of a great ocean Advantages of long-continued cow liner to prepare a summer meal, when you have a New Perfection testing appear in the latest report oil range. . , , . . . . of the Oregon cow testing associa We have them in many different models, sizes and designs and tions by N. C. Jamison, extension here you will find just the stove for your kitchen. Come in and let dairyman for the state college exten us show you the different models and demonstrate the wonders of sion service. Cows in the oldest test the oil range. ing association, Tillamook, averaged From the standpoint of economy alone, you should have the 1210 pounds of milk in May, while New Perfction oil range. There is no fuss, muss or waiting on the the warts of the entire family in this cows in one of the recently formed ledge that only by offering the people oil burning New Perfection range. It is less expensive in every way quality merchandise at reasonable (tore, for the stock not only includes associations averaged 660 pounds, than the coal, wood or coke burning range—and so much more com prices could they hope for a huge dry goods, ready-to-wear, shoes and scarcely more than half as much. fortable. Every housewife appreciates the many advantages of this men ’ s furnishings, but a complete Op- The average of tha six associations volume of business, that this firm great range. steak of furnishing sfor the entire reporting was 993. ened its doors. It costs nothing to investigate. Come in and see these stoves. Associations reporting were Tilla The store is so arranged that the family. Taken all in all, this store is From 119.00 to 136.00 goods are displayed to the best ad- considered headquarters for family mook with 1574 cows, Melowest No. vantage to the customer, which en needs in all the surrounding territory 1 with 677, Melowest No. 2 with 650, ables them to locate what they desire and the reputation it has won is well Coquille Valley 807, Columbia with 582, and Central Oregon with 510; without needless delay. The many total 4800. The average pounds of departments are replete with the lat merited. The C. J. Breier stores are built on fat produced were 39.92 and the num est styles and to the ladies of this section this store has proven very at the foundation of honest dealing with ber of 40-pound cows was 2645. The high honor purebred cow of tractive, for the stock in their depart their patrons. They are worthy of ments includes all the -newest crea the modern and up-to-date establish all associations was Rose Mary, Jer sey, owned by Millard Martin of the tions that have been approved by the ment they have opened for the bene Melowest No. 2 association, She leading arbiters of fashion. gave 1475 pounds of milk with 92.8 it is possible to practically supply fit of the people of this locality. pounds of far. The high honor grade cow was Hazel, Guernsey, owned by Jim Will iams of the Tillamook association. She produced 2108 pounds of milk with 92.8 of fat. Ten unprofitable cows were dis- posed of for the good of the b usi ness within the month. ------------- J------------- country as "A Partner of the Public." | power service. FOREIGN SCIENTISTS VISIT This service is most complete, cover- | The average rate charged their pat- ing adequate electric light and power ' rons compares very favorably with Nearly 200 soil scientists repre service of modern and satisfactory . that of other cities of the United senting nearly every European coun States. character. It is a fact beyiond question that | In conclusion we wish to state that try and most of the states of America Food of all kinds are kept sweet and clean indefinitely. adequate electric light and power the officials and assistants have taken visited the Oregon experiment sta < > service is essential to the progress commendable interest in all proposi tion laboratories and fields early in < * o and expansion of any community. tions that furnish public improvement July. They came directly from at Therefore, in detailing the pros and that they have been willing and tendance at the International Soil Is real economy. The cost of Electric service for this operation is perity for a Greater Community it anxious to aid in the expansion and Scientists congress that met this year is with a feeling of satisfaction that growth of the community at all times. at Washington, D. C. They inspected < > small. we direct your attention to this com Therefore it has merited the popular the Oregon station soil examination ity and liberal support that it re factilities and took samples of soil pany. There is probably no other com ceives, nnd we predict that when each in the various layers from the sur o munity this size in the country that town in this section has become a face to six feet below. These sam o The K ELVINATOR in operation at our store. THREE cent RATE is better equipped in this respect, for metropolis, this company will con- ples they will analyze to determine for COOKING. age, origin, content, contour and cli this well known and popular concern light and matic conditions in connection with has provided modern and scientific tinue to minister to our The correct devices for the production power needs in the same admirable i prevailing cropping systems. i scientists spent a half day on the and distribution of electric light and manner as at present. YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY campus and left for northern points “It Serves You Right” late in the afternoon. ---- §--------------- PHONE BLUE 34 WORLD HONORS GREY OREGON FATHER OF SAFTEY - NEWBERG hancea. At present, the main issue too often la lost to sight In the maze if argument that is offered by both tides to prove the other to blame for the rising tide of highway mishaps. “We arc certain to see in 1927 the most intensive campaign in the in terest of safety. The American Auto mobile Association, with which this club is affiliated, and other national organizations are laying the ground work for a nation-wide educational campaign looking toward individual co-operation in the movement. “No thinking person will question the need for action. The situation would be appalling were it not for the hopes raised by the tremendous amount of thought given to the sub ject. “It is up to each individual, old and young, motorist or pedestrian, man, woman or child to think safety and govern his every move on the street or highway accordingly. “No betcr New Year resolution than this could be made.” Cool-Comfortable—Kitchen C. J. BREIER A Leading Department Store A lending department store at 602 First Street, Newberg, is truly a atroa where quality meets confidence, and is a large chain store organiM- tion, and is offering the people the right kind of merchandise at prices that attracts trade fromNewberg and all the surrounding territory. At this store with a one price to everybody and n square deal to all, you are assured of the lowest pos sible market price every day. In this new day of prosperity and with market conditions more settled, it in indeed pleasing to note that there is right here in our midst a store that has done much to bring living ex penses down. It was with the know- U’REN HARDWARE The Store With a Service YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY I “A Pardner with the Public’’ located in Newberg nt First St. and college is truly n home enterprise that is ownwl by the people and is the people's own company. It has greatly aided in the upbuild ing of the community, not only as regards social and civic progress, but also has been a most important fac tor in the industrial growth of Yam hill County. Truly a twentieth cen- tuary organization under the direc tion of competent and public spirit ed officers. One of the most popular institutions within the city’s borders, and one whose many patrons have found it most willing and anxious to do everything possible both to pro vide the most modern service and to assist in all matters that concern the good of the county. Popularly known throughout this part of the Our July Clearance and First Anniversary closes Saturday evening July 30th Only 8 More Shopping Days Remain Avail yourself of this wonderful opportunity to save now by buying new seasonable merchandise at big reductions. 20% to 50% OFF on Drygoods, Ladies Apparel and Men’s Furnishings L. A. WACK The Store Of Individuality T Home Refrigeration. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company LA5T CALL I. O. O. F. Bldg The KELVINATOR is a complete • REFRIGERATING PLANT with ; plenty of ICE CUBES for home sup- • ply- । Perfect Refrigeration. McMinnville, Oregon < ► Thousand of highway travelers in all parts of the world today hail Thomas H. Grey, Southern Pacific pensioner retired after nearly forty- one years service, as “Father of High way Safety.” In 1884, while working in the rail road's car repair shops at San Fran cisco, Grey designed the now familiar cross arm railroad crossing sign. The first of these signs, on a red- wood standard 18 feet high, was used lo mark a railroad crossing in San Francisco. Within a few months the new type ; of crossing sign was in general use throughout the United States, and at the end of ten years its use had spread to European countries and to Japan. Today it is familiar wherever there are railroads, warning vehicle, and foot passengers to ‘Stop, Look and Listen’. Grey, retired and living quietly at Burlingame, California, says that he has the satisfaction of knowing it has saved many lives and prevented thousands of accidents. --------------- §--------------- MEMBERS OF FRATERNAL ORDER TO VISIT COAST Many eastern members of the fra- ' ernal order, Royal Arcanum, will visit the Pacific Coast when the order I celebrates its fifteenth anniversary at the Supreme Council at Seattle, July 26. Special trains carrying ; members of the various lodges will | be operated by Southern Pacific, and i stops of a day or more will be made at Los Angeles, San Francisco and ( Portland. Delegates to the convention will | come from thirty-six states and six j Canadian provinces. Harold C. ' Knoeppel of New York, is Supreme ; Regent of the order and Arthur W. Kennedy of Los Angeles, Supreme Sentry, is in charge of western ar- : rangements. It is expected that sev- ' eral thousand members and their families will come to the convention. ------------- g------------- That 1,743-word sentence written | in an annual report by Nicholas Mur- i ray Butler is even more wonderful j than was at first supposed. It makes I no mention of the weather, baseball scandals or prohibition. ---------------------------------- Horseshoeing and ♦ General Blacksmithing Machine work. Plow share and disc grinding. Acetylene w elding, wagon and general wood Heavy, work. Horseshoeing a specialty. w ell built trailers and wheelbarrows. Every one fully guaranteed. Fred Anderson OREGON DAYTON, Beugli’s Battery and Tire Shop Phone White 9321 M c M innville , O regon Seiberling Tires 20 per cent stronger carcas ♦ 20 per cent more rubber 120 per cent wider tread The new water cure
