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Dapton ^Tribune
JOHN E. Bl ACK, Editer and Pu Mu h er
Put “Human In‘crest"
Into News Columns
w:-r.
Refused to “Dee" and
Make B’ay for Marg'et
VIA i CY*«<•"
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A woman In II- -I uoy , York-hln1,
rs taTAimsHto 1*04 - puun » whiti ooh
Writing for the newspapers Ims un
was dying, relate* 8. Baring Gould In
En ter ed at thè P d Office at Daiten, Oregen, <u Secciai Clsu Mail Metter dergtme great change. When I first
MCMINNVILLE. OREGON
to Iter Int-hand :
under thè Ad of March J, 1S79.
went to New York In 1872, almost nil
news reports «eri' wrltusi In prosy,
solemn
fashion, the way the English |>U¡r balms will ilo aller I
Roll« "
SI BS(. R1PT1ON - $150 PER YEAR STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
press did, and constructed lu the
“Get ul<u g «I' tilg dying,
samo way. A certain formula for m* piled lie, ■iMitlilngly, "I'll mind «•
counts of public meetings, anot her bit Irtm.''
h>r murder eases, another for trials
wife was thought
nt
Wt borrowed "TIGE” from The Oregonian to
Th KiftH that I uh I litui those that serve nr« th« on«« to givo
In courts. Reports of conlliigratlona her
Electric gifts are ideili. Their value
und arc
suiuinoned her
were all alike.
wish vou a HAPPY NEW YEAR
llUkbitnd to 1er bei. dite mid then nd
Then Amos Cuuimlngs burst Into dre? cd him gob iimly:
Rich flavored coffee Is th« beat III mi Electric Coffee l'ut
full flower. He had been n composi
Eh, Imi' I Im thnt sorry for thee
There Is Hufety In the use of un Elect t Ie Vacuum Sweeper. (luid
— THE DAYTON TRIBUNE. tor
on the old Tribune under tlreelev
Tliou'lt be mi lone wloat me
Electric Wnfflo Iron
brown wattles lire perfori ly mude
and u subeditor while Dann was
none tu mend thy
l.lHten Io Auiei'h'ii'H b«Ht talent iti miinlc. Hermoilit, locluruH
there, Greeley n>eognlzed the young socks. m>ne to s<'w ivi I by billions
football returns. «IccHuti rotuina und I m po rt a nt tintinnili
man's ability, but Amos was quick-
It dux weigh on my
THE NEHr ERA
I 7 and Knister Radio Hets
tenqiervd mid decisive und gifted
Another dav, another dollar! Such is often the remark of the laborer. with un eliHiuctuv of profanity quite
Ihn Electric Rung« In a comfort every home should have
Soon we shall be facing the problem of another year. A year that beyond ordinary description Tradi­
Ih)
WaHlihiK Muihin« I h th« KrentcHt of labor saving liiv«iitlons
promises to be full of events, surprises and no few disappointments. When tion tins It that Greeley discharged ami she's quite ag
it is gone and we stand facing the year 1929, what will you be saying7 him for “Insolence mid profanity."
Anyone
of these electric devices make n superb ChlistniuH pres
"Thou hast !" ex
■I the cxplr
Dann Immediately mude hint man
ent
Buy on« of uh nnd we will tlx th« terms to suit your con
"Another year, another struggle 7” Or will you be saying with satisfac­
Ing wife, startliu
In Ix'il mid
tion; "I am rich, not in money but in the pleasures of living. 1 welcome aging editor of the Sun. mid Cum
palm <>l
i tinnii witb
tilings begun to develop some of the
undln,
»nun k on the man’*
1929 because it shall bring me and my friends additional happiness.’’
things thnt long hud lingered In his
head “The n
I II tell the<
l^t us enter into 1928 with few resolutions that demand sacrifices, active mind.
Among the first was to
but work hard at being happy, making our friends happy and the world change the quality of the Sun's news uhat. Joe. I won't ch
“Very well,“ nn*wi
imin
a better place to live in.
refKirts, mid to make them interest,
pulling out his 'kcreh
"IT NKKVKN AIR RIGHT’’
lug as well as Important; to develop
bls pate. "If thou'Ht mude up tliy
the sentimental, the pathetic. the
11 HO CAUGHT HICKMAN?
ELE( TRK AL SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING CO
mind pot to det I'll speuk to .Mnrg'el.
While Northwest newspaper» are battling tor honors in naming the heroic, the belligerent. when they nnd put her off."
I’bon* Blue 3 4 Newborg or our Branch Office»
men deserving of credit for the Hickman arrest, it comes to the mind of happened In real life, the same way
"1 left lloriiury two yrnra after
as the novelist did In his stories of
the writer that they are overlooking the real source of his apprehension fiction.
this.” mills Mr Barin* Gould, “nud 44++++W+-HH-++-K-;++<+<+-R-Ht+++++++++-H+^
Marg’el was -till waiting."
entirely.
He taught the boys to rill their
Daily newspapers are modest and highly jealous of each other. They productions "stories" instead of nrtl
try to outbest the other in news of the murder, using hundreds of columns cles—“stories of human Interest." Courts Uphold Cow's
to describe the "most atrocious” crime.
Amos ceased to be managing editor
Right to Costly Path
They unknowingly were throwing the net that caught the Killer. It of the Sun In 1872, but the seeds of
Chicago h is a FJ.Ooo.tm'i monument
Ive for ChrlstmuH.
Luut for n long Unie
was the publicity that Hickman feared all the way up the coast. It was good re|>ortfng that he had planted
Price* from ai.lUl up
the newspapers that told of the green sedan, it was the pictures and the were watered and nourished by bis to n cow In the form of n 22 story
news of the $20 bills that tipped off the Seattle man. It was the message successors until the entire staff hud olllee building. A clause In the deed
caught the spirit of his genius.— of the site of the new building neces
of the fugitive going up the Columbia highway, sent over an Associated Chester
S. Lord In the Saturday Eve­ sltated n clever bit of cantilever con­
Press wire into the office of the Pendleton East Oregonian that put the ning Post.
struction In order to liuve the upper
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rhonc Aliti
E. «. KIDD,
arresting officers on the trail.
21 stories 10 feet wider than the first
The daily newspapers caught Hickman—but they need not the money,
floor.
Odd Bequests Made
It se«nia thnt years ago n Doctor
so let more than just the arresting officers get the money.
Riis-ett owned the site nnd nn adjoin
to British Monarch Ing site upon whb h be hud hl« cow
Cranks are fond of making freak burn. The former became desimblc
bequests to eminent persons. Quivn
FIGURES OF ANNUAL
business, but the doctor would
tile and more dlftfeult to tiii. After
Victoria had left her by will sixty not sell it unless It win stlpuhited In
LOSS BY EROSION this comes the bed rock on which snakes
which a too loyal subject ¡»e- the deed thnt n ten foot st rip along
MIUS THAT MEET VOIR REQlIRMtM’K
neither trees nor tilled crops can be
queatheiL
“I have always loved
west end of the lot la1 kept per
grown.
Everything In SeuHon
•nakes," ran the w 111 of this eccen-
wily free for passage, so that
Stupendous Problem Nation
trie gentleman, "nnd my only grief Ids cow could travel back nnd forth
Wr arc nt your Service
Is that I cannot train them to recog- tn pasture frwly. Despite the fnct
His Condition
Must Solve.
nlze me. Perhaps y nir majestjf tuny thnt
'As old age approaches,'' said An-
attempts have
rhone KKI» 31
Dayton, Oregon
be more fort limite.
another
While the flood with its tremendous drey's Uncle Dobb. 'and the virility
mud« to nullify the clnuse. the court«
testator left f UK) a yenr to her ma­ uphold It. Thus Chicago’s rlnlm of
damage "makes the front page" there of the victim begins to wane, the
Is another loss of millions of dollars strength of bls vanity Increase*. He jesty on condillon that she take un­
der her charge a favorite parrot nnd humble cow with n *2.000.000 tribute
going on every year to which few pay begins to fancy that he is Just as
poodle mid »end them, umhx the es
any attention.
young as he used to be, and that all
—Pathfinder Mngnzlne.
cort of a member of the royal house­
Two Hundred million dollars a year the girls are after him. He seeks
hold, to Margate for a fortnight’s
washed away! One hundred and the company of young persons and
Led Freedom of Thought
twenty-six billion pounds of plant giggllngiy bores them with his weari­ holiday every year; while n trades-
The cel'Uiy und colb ■ of Oberlin,
tnan not only bequeathed his cats to
food wasted annually !
some reminiscences of how soople' he
Queen Victoria, but designed n house Ohio, wi re founded m re than 00
This Is the story that H. H. Ben- used to be. He Illustrates ft by trying
years ago »« “nn effort to hnsti-n the
for their reception. ' 'I am aware.'’
nett tells in Nature Magazine called to dam-e a breakdown and breaks hl»
he wrote, “that such n building. If coming of the kingdom of t'hrlst on
“Forests, Anchors of the Hills." He leg in the attempt. He dyes hl* hair
sets forth the facts of a problem that and fool» nobody but himself. Ac­ erected close to your majesty’s resi- earth." It was n!*» a daring experi­
ment In offering hlglier education to
demands nation-wide activity. Thou­ cording to his own »tery the wldders I dence, would result In nn Increase In
women along with men.
latter the
sands of farmers are trying to eke nearly mob him with their attentions. | nocturnal noises; so I would suggest
same opportunities were extended to
that It l>e placed in Windsor ) uirk.
out existence on poverty-stricken soil when in reality they are merely laugh­
members of the then en-laved race. At
but not more than a mile from the
that is gripped by the force of ero­ ing at him behind hl» back. He could
it later period, 18113. o I ht I iu became
sion. Little help can be given them Jump farther, run faster and leap castle.”
the birthplace of
Anti-Snloon
because funds at.d specialists are higher than any of hl» opponents when
league. These nnd kindred movements
needed to learn what best can
he wn» young and—’’
Pneumatic Chisels
were but the natural outgrowth of the
done.
“Yes,” replied little Audrey, with a
Until ren ili years it was often ex-
spirit shown In "The Oberlin Cov­
A conservative estimate of the era merry laugh. “It’s b—1 to be old,
tretnely difficult
remove fossils
enant,” which embodied the progrntn
of land formerly cultivated tn the Isn't it. Uncle Dobb?”—Kansas City
from their encasement of rink with
of the colony, nnd showed bow s<e
United States and now permanently Star.
out breaking
destroying them.
destroyed for farming purposes by
Dental engines und electric mallets
a
w hen Individualism reigned
erosion is not less than thirteen mil­
Standardised Dwellings
were employed In some laboratories.
In
religion
ns well as In economics.
lion acres, Bennett writes. But this
According to tierman papers, Amer­ but their efficiency was limited. Pnen-
destroyed area does not represent the
ican financiers are backing u big hous­ matic tools are now, Iio
em­
worst features of erosion.
Wine or Whine of Life
ing development In Berlin, which la ployed with great success. The light
The slower type of land wastage
In every line of practical endeavor,
pneumatic hammer Is found to Is- the
to oegln with the erection of 14.IMX)
known as sheet erosion is the real evil
where that endeavor Is sturdily kept
dwellings. These will be built on the
best adapted for work on fossils. With
genius. By this process every rain
up, men will meet with blows and
quantity production plan, from stand­ this tool a small chisel cun be driven
heavy enough to cause water to flow
wounds ami rev -ises. mid the man who
ardized parts.
at the rate of 3.000 to 3.300 stroke*
takes Its toll of soil, and takes it from
has never suffered Ims never sought.
per minute, the compressed nlr fu-ing
It Is not specifically staled that
the top, the richest part of the field.
He who can receive a blow ns a com­
these parts and the accessories are to controlled by a push button valve and
Rain water does not run away from
pliment to his manhood, take It with a
be delivered on a belt and assembled the instrument living so small that H
cultivated hillsides as crystal-clear
grin, and “carry on,’’ cannot be bent-
In rows of a specified number of can be held In any position and used
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liquid, but rather as a turbid mixture
en. The true wine of life Is In Ills
bouses a day, but that Is the general
to clear out deep cavities without In
of soli and water.
veins. But lie who whines when re­
Impression conveyed by the pros- jury to the fo II.
In tlds manner It is estimated that pectus.
verses come Ills way is foredoomed Io
each year not less than 120,000,000,-
failure.
Each tenement is to consist of a
000 pounds of plant food material, kitchen,
Sea-Shell House
The true wine of life Is only oh
a living room with 20 square
washed from cultivated fields and pas­ meters
tnined through the pressure of life.
At East Cowes, l ie of Wight, there
floor area, two other rooms
tures, are carried into the sea or de­
JUSt as the Juice of the grape comes
with 10 square meters floor area, a Is a building known us Shell house
posited upon slopes and over valley
from Ilie wine pre s; and the grapes
small bedroom with eight square me­ which appears to be Guilt entirely of
bottoms where it Is not needed.
of life are Hie fruits of <-xperien<S‘
ters floor area, and a bathroom, and Sea shells. It is ¡in ordinary villa, but
Our agriculturists have devoted a Is to rent for J300 a
E Allison Barton In Psychology Ma
year, including the stucco on the front Is thickly
vast amount of work to the problem heat
nzlne.
and hot-water service.—Living studded with many thousands of
$
of replenishing the plant food removed Age
shells. They were all placed there by
from the soil by cropping, and have
one man, the bite Mr. Attrlll, a gar­
Nothing Open and Hungry
..
given but little attention to the far
Music and
dener who worked nt O-horne house
The family was seated nt the break­ y
more (erious problem of erosion.
Byron had no ear for music, ami in Queen Victoria’s days. He collect­ fast table—live grownups and Vlr-
Certainly erosion removes from our
Rosetti found the art “cool unto the ed the shells In Osborne bay, uu<! the
girila, age
Before
WHS II
fields more than 20 times as much
sense of pain.” Shelley had a voice. decoration of his dwelling occupied
glass of milk mid mi empty plate. She
plant food material as Is lost in crop
¿»4
ten years.
It Is said, like a peacock's, and Tenny
saw the butter belt g passed, the Jelly
production, and little is being done
son had only verbal music in him
Interspersed
with
the
shells
nre
col-
being passed and Watched her mother
to solve the problem, the article say».
Sir Humphrey Davy had a tine per
©red fragments of glass and quaint
hand over toast to one of the three
Furthermore, the crops take the ele­
ceptlon of the beautiful In nature, but ornaments worked In various <h vices
who hud to be nt v.ork nt 8 a. tn. At
ments of plant food, something which
had so poor an ear for sound that he on the walls.
hist with great Impatience she said,
can be restored ; but erosion takes the
could not even catch the simple air
"Daddy, Is downtown open yet?"
whole soil, which cannot be restored,
of the British national nntliem. He
"Why, no,” said her father, won
Annually our farmers are losing at
Misinterpreting Bible
was also deficient in time, for while
derlngly "\\Tiy do you n«k?"
least 1’200,000,000 by erosion. The ac-
a member of t volunteer corps he
There are many persons of com
"Well, said Virginia, "I thought If
tual losa to the nation Is far greater
could never keep step.
bative tendencies, who lend for nmmit
It was open I’d go downtown and get
than this ; it Is Incalculable. A h a
nltion, nnd dig out of the Bible Iron
soil is worn down it becomes less pro-
me something to eat."—Indianapolis
for bulls. They rend, nnd they find
Forgiving Friends
ductive, not at a uniform rate, but at
nitre und charcoal and sulphur foi
a progressively Increasing rate. After
Friendship, says the American Mug
powder. They rem
mid they find
the removal of the forest mold, the
azine, Is half made up of overlooking
Her Way of Knowing
cannon. The.i '
mid they make
mellow top soil goes, exposing raw ' or forgiving the human fallings of
port holes and embrasiin *. And If s
Jean, age four knew every one In
those one likes.
the neighborhood.
man does not believe as they do they
look upon him hm un ei <-my ; anil let
"Whn Is thnt Indy who passes our
liouse each tiny?" the child’s mother
fly the Bible ¡it him to demollsirhlm
asked her one day.
So men turn the word of God Into u
vast am iiri, lil’ed with all manner of
“1 don't know her name," replied
weapons. «>, < n
.lean, “but I know where she Ilves."
nini defensive.—
Henry Ward Bi
"And how did you learn where she
Ilves?"
"1 saw her yesterday peeling a
Knew What Would flappen
chicken in hei bmk yard,” was the
ready response.
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recently rehenr.-ing u mu
III iHldy wlio klH »w*
"If n crank Is
In
hi< b it nppe.ired. he
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At the i lid of the exactly whm In wants mid who In
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final i
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"My nd . h e to says a wriier I tile A" ii I!-: iii M.ig
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axlue, "put me lown ua Ilie worm
tli.s. When the
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DAYTON, OREGON
<iani> In town.”
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down on the last act
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duck
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Dayton Greenhouses
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To All Our Friends
And Patrons
We earnestly hope that it may be for you
and yours a year of happiness & prosperity
We wish to thank you for your past gen­
erous patronage and hope that we may co­
operate even more strongly in supplying
your food wants throughout the coming
New Year.
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