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PAGE KH R THE DAYTON TUHH NK WKDNKNDAY. OM!. H, 19'47 MXMXMXHXMXNXNXHXMXNXMXMXNXNXNXMXMXNXMXHXMXNXNXMXNXNXNXNXNXNXXMXMXNXNXNXMXMXHXHXM CHRISTMAS IS COMING BOXING AND WRESTLING OPERA HOUSE Remember We Are Headquarters For Santa Toys, Wagons, Etc., for Brother and Sister. The More Practical Gifts for Mother and Dad. ATWATER-KENT RADIOS U’REN HARDWARE _ STOKE__ Gardiner — Final survey of sec tion of Roosevelt Highway between this place and Westlake being made. Oregon state highway budget for 1928 is 13.898.000. including 8740, 000 for oiling roads. Vale — Canal construction under way at Harper, on Vale reclamation project. ’ ‘ Pendleton — Oregon Wool Grow ers meet here Jan. 13 for annual con vention. 5A Y IT WITH FLOWERS ; Order a fern now to give for Christmas. Last for a long time | Prices from SI.50 up Day ton Greenhouses E. G. KIDD, Prop. Phone 59x4 DAYTON, _ I OREGON? ¿MXHZMZHXKZHXMZMZKZHZHXHXMXHZHXNXHZHXMXMZHXHXMZHXHZMX MILLER TIRES Supreme in Quality at No Extra Price M X M X X X M z H X W Pureni Teacher* Meet A meeting of the Parent Teachers Association was held in the high school .Monday evening. A general discussion concerning a play shed was held. No action was taken but referred until the next meeting which will be held the eighth of Jan- | uary. The program for the evning con sisted of a piano duet by the Chaf fee sisters, readings by Norman 1 Humphry, piano solo by Winifred i Huddleston and a vocal duet by the Hadly sisters. --------------- §--------- — Pacific Prexy Speaks The student body of the high school was entertained Monday by Presi- I dent Pennington, of Pacific College. I He presented a very unique and In-' terestinu speech in which he com pared the texture of an agate to the ; character of a person. There was al so a faculty quartet from Pacific which was very entertaining Yamhill Hankers Hold Meeting The Bank of Dayton and the Bank , of Amity were hosts Wednesday | evening in Amity to the Yamhill Bankers Association. Election of of- 1 fleers for the ensuing year and dis cussions on standardization and ser-, vice charges were the principal to-i IZNZIFZNZHZMZMZHZMZMZHZMZMZKZHZHZWZHZMZMZHZMZHZHZHZMZ pics of the evening. Speakers for the evening included, ; Keith Powell. President of the Ore- gon Bankers Association. Woodburn; • Andrew Miller, secretary of the Ore gon State Bankers Association. Port- । land; and John Edlefsen, prominent Portland banker. J. L. Sherman. Harry Sherman and A. L. Rossner represented the Day ton Bank. --------------- «--------------- See Abdill for shoe repairing. - •--------------- ' Machine Work, Plowshare and Disc Grinding, “O. A. C." ONLY LEGAL NAME | Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General Wood FOR THE STATE COLLEGE Mork. Heavy, well built Trailers and Wheelbar PEFFER GARAGE “Service That Satisfies” Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing rows. Everyone fully guaranteed. FRED ANDERSON DAYTON ................ OREGON OUR HOLIDAYS are occasions when we delight in catering to your wants, as we always provide an abundance of High est Quality Foods for you to select from at the low est possible price conservative to good business. PREPARE YOUR LIST FOR US TO FILL. We are sure you will be highly pleased. ----------------------------- j--- SUNMAID RAISINS 4 lb. Pkg. 31c Extra Standard Grades in Golden Y'eilow Coin, White Corn and Sugar Peas. 15c PER CAN CURRANTS New Crop 20c per Pkg. Special reduced prices on all Xmas Candies and Nuts HIBBERT’S GROCERY Phone RED 28 DAYTON,OREGON O. A. C„ Corvallis, Dec. 12. — Among the host of names that have been “officially” used to designate this college, only one is actually "le gal,” says E. E. Wilson, Corvallis attorney and regent of the college for many years. Regent • Wilson says the only law specifying any name is the one of 1885 which creat ed the board of regents. This said boadr "shall be denominated the board of regents ot the state agri cultural college of the state of Ore gon.” Other old timers here including Dr. John Fulton, '92 graduate and । Frederick Berchtold, pioneer facul-1 ty member, agree that in the early I days the common name was "State Agriculture college,” or "S. A. C.” [The term Oregon Agricultural col-1 I lege was seldom or never heard, they j i say, until students dropped "8. A. j I'." and started using O. A. C. In the' first football yell, "composed in 1893. Library files show that various and sundry names were used both | In old laws relating to the college and in catalogs and reports issued since 1885 when the institution was taken over by the state. In addition j "Corvallis State Agricultural col lege.” "State Agricultural College of Oregon,” "Oregon State Agricultur al College," and even "Corvallis and Oregon State Agricultural college.” 1 885 law is still found on college checks. Mr. Wilson pionted out that re gardless of the name used. agrlcul-| tural service to the state has been steadily on the increase and is great er now than ever, even though the great majority of students are at tracted to other courses assigned to the college. —----------- «--------------- Ilie Nation's Potato Crop This year’s potato crop is below average In the states from the Da kotas eastward, but Is above aver age in the western states. The state of Virginia, it heavy producer, shows a reduction this year of four million bushels, or l& per cent. The latest estimate of the yield for bushels, and the quality is about av erage. DAYTON, ORE. THURSDAY December 22 BOXING MAIN EVENT 5 TWO-MINUTE HOUNDS “BUCK BUCKLE” 148 “STUB” HADLEY 142 I TWO-MINI TE ROUNDS “KAYO” DORTON 125 “BA TTLING” NICHOLS 129 I TWO-MINUTE ROUND JOE’S MYSTERY BOUT GUARANTEED FASTEST HOUT OF EVENING 3 TWO-MINUTE ROUNDS “OKLAHOMA” SUNGREE 150 “KID” CARSON 155 3 TWO-MINUTE ROUNDS “HARRY” HOLE 135 “CHEESE” PARRISH 135 3 TWO-MINUTE ROUNDS “COD” ALLEN 144 “SI” ALLEN 147 THEIR BROTHER SUPREMACY WRES TL1NG 30 MINUTES FOR DECISION OR TWO BEST FAI.IS OUT OF THREE “ WILDCA T” HADLEY 144 - “ TIGE” KUHN 149 M. W. A. BENEFIT FUND Bout Arrangements by Committee General Admission - - 50c Ringside 75c STUDENTS 25c GENERAL ADMISSION —RINGSIDE 50c FRANK JOHNSON, REFEREE LADIES WELCOME Doors Open 7:15-Bouts 7:45. Tickets on Sale at “Confectionery”
