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Mr. and Mrs Clem Flshhach und
children of Salem, visited one day
last week at the home of the
nier'« cousiu, Mr«
B Foster
Mrs M W Mattachock and Mrs
' Huven Belknap of McMinnville spent
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
H Thompson
1
Mrs. Dan Unger of Dayton wus a
• caller at the home of Mrs George
Foster Friday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Elisha Manning und
> daughter Louis Irene of McMinnville
> und Mr. and Mrs Arthur Robinson
’ and son. David, of Dayton. spent Sun- 1
1 day at the home of their parents. Mr
i and Mrs. II Thompson
'
Miss Ida Emmert visited friendsj
' in Falls City Sunday
d
Mrs. H. Thompson and sons.
' George and Vernon, were Portland
visitors Saturday.
Ralph Thompson of Wauna spent !
Counsel to investors is cheerfully given.
I the week-end with home folks.
Gerald Hadley was a Portland visl ;
tor Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Wiley Emmert of ‘
) Dayton visited relatives and friends .
’ in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. I'riuh Hamblet and daughter
I Charlcia Ann of Canby, spent several '
I days this week at the home of the I
I former's aunt. Mrs. R
Hudley.
The Improvement club will hold ।
their regular monthly meeting Fri­
day night. February 24th. A doctor)
Happy Hymn»
from the Veterinary Department of
Hymns are meant to be offerings of O. A. C., will be the speaker of the
objective praise, not expressions of evening.
This will be the men's
personal self-abasement. The true
night and they will furnish the re-
1c a word each insertion
hymn-singer Is very like the lark. He
freshments.
cannot help singing, be is so glad.
Uriah Hamblet of Canby und mo-
Children are our excellent exemplars
in thia. They are always ready to give ther, Mrs. Mary Hamblet and Miss
FOR SALE—Seed corn. A limited
thanks, melodiously. Our hymn-books Ruth Morgan of Newberg, were Mon­
PHONE REI) 28
amount—Get your orders in early
should provide an outlet for this urge, day evening visitors at the home of
and be safe. John Arms. Phone
not divert It into channels less spon­ Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hadley.
13x16. Dayton. Oregon. (F 22)
taneous.—Loudon Daily Telegraph.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Merrill of Mill
City were Sunday visitors at the
MARTIN'S S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS
Why They Don’t Marry
MODERN QI lit IXTINE
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jack-
All breeders trapnested and select­
Statistics
show that the two classes man.
ed for vigor and standard type. On­
< By V S. Board of Health I
ly double pedigreed males from dams of the community which least often
Mr und Mrs. Sam Sims and fam-
Muny people think
P ubili-
with records of 235 to 312 eggs us­ marry are milkmen and fashionable ily. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sims, and Health us being a law. a quarantine
photographers
—
milkmen
because
they
ed.
see women too early In the morning, family, and Mr. and Mrs. William sign und a Health Officer with police
Chicks and Hatching Eggs
and fashionable photographers he Sims and family, all of Portland, power. Muny people think that the
LaCreole Poultry Farm. Forrest cause their days are spent in an at­ spent Sunday at the home of their chief activity of a Health Officer,
Martin, Prop.. Dallas. Oregon.
mosphere of feminine loveliness so parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sims.
should be In searching for sick vic­
Mrs. David Robinson spent Wed- tims In order to place them und the
TRAPPERS ATTENTION—I guar­ monotonous that they become sur­
antee you more money for your feited and morose.—From “Meet Mr. nesday and Thursday of last
members of their families In quurun-
with relatives in Newberg and
furs.
Special prices on skunk, Mulliner," by P. G. Wodehouse.
ttM
To Iti'in Public HMMl Ad
Bring them in or send them. 1. W.
land.
ministration meuns persecution of
Beauty of Single Column
THOMAS. West Side Fur House.
The Aloha Needle club
pleas- those who are unfortunate enough to
For thousands of years the world's antly entertained Thursday after-
West Salem. Oregon.
have a communicable disease. This
famous architects and designers have noon at the home of Mrs. Bert Mc­
is not true of course
It is true that
FOR SALE—Jersey Giant Hatching found nothing so beautiful and worthy
Farlane. The afternoon was spent Health Officers do and should have
Eggs from Blue Ribbon strain of in building as the simple, classical
in visiting, sewing and listening to the necessary authority to order und
Black Giants. P. Chaffee. Dundee, column. The beauty of these fluted
columns has been made available for the radio, A delicious luncheon was require whatever may be “responsi­
Oregon. Phone 5x10.
use on every kind of structure, from served by the hostess, assisted by ble and necessary" whenever condi­
FOR SALE—Gladiolus bulbs, all va- the modest cottage to large public Mrs. J. A. McFarlane. Members pre­ tions warrant the use of such author­
rieties. large open flowers, 50c a buildings, by the principle of pressed sent were Mesdames Bramlet, J. A. ity. This authority, however, is to
steel column construction.
McFarlane, Glen McFarlane. Hadley- be used in the interest of publlc
dozen, of five cents a piece. in 100
Sweeney
and the hostess.
Guests welfure and is not to be abused as
lots
Chrysanthemum slips, five
Many Breed» of Rabbit»
were Mesdames Neal Stoutenberg and a showing of mere force and author­
cents a piece. All choice varieties.
There are 18 breeds of domestic rab­ Owen Holiday and Miss Vivian Stout­ ity. Indiscriminate use and unwar­
Mrs. J. E. Proffitt.
bits recognized by the National Rab enberg. Mrs. Holiday is a new mem­
ranted abuse of police power by
bit federation as being distinctive In ber of the club.
Health Officers can result only In
type. In some instances there are sev
Turkish Coffee
J. W. Sims, who has been ill for criticism and discredit of public
In order to make coffee a. served In eral varieties of a breed, alike in several weeks was able to be out
health work.
Turkey only the darker grades of size and type, but with a wide range
and enjoy the nice sunshine Saturday
The modern use of quarantine
coffee, such as pure mocha, should in color variation. These breeds and
he used. The coffee is made much varieties are divided Into two sepa- by making a trip to the county seat. should be based upon scientific facts
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Robinson and and proven experience The purpose
stronger than in the United States, rate classes, or groups, known as
daughter, Marie, of Sherwood, were of quarantine is to Isolate the indiv­
about one large cupful of coffee to “utility" and “fancy."
Sunday visitors at the home of the idual who may be a menace to the
three cupfuls of water being the for­
Hawk Bests Lineman
mula. The coffee is placed directly
former's mother, Mrs. David Robin­ heulth of others und thus prevent Ills
in the water and the whole brought
While working In a tower on power son.
contact with others so long us he con­
to a boil. It is then sweetened to the lines near Saugus, Calif., an electric
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Krake and tinues to be a menace to their health.
consistency of sirup, but no cream is company lineman saw a bird’s nest daughters, Wanda and Viola and son,
This means that no individual should
put in it.
and he shoved It over with his hand. Ardillo, and Rev. and Mrs. Waiter
be placed In quarantine except for
A hawk flew out and attacked the
Smith and son. Jimmie, of Dayton, good und sufficient public health rea­
man so viciously that lie fell from the
Famous Relic of Past
tower. He was taken to the bosp'tal were Sunday guests at the home of sons and that no Individual should
The Circus of Romulus of Maxen-
be held in quarantine for a moment
with a broken leg, two fractured ribs Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gravenhorst.
tlus, built in 311 A. D., is the most
and
some bruises.
longer than is necessary to protect
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perfect circus surviving. It is 1,580
feet long and 260 feet wide. The out­
the health of others. Modern science
Rowena Beach Heads
er wall remains almost complete, and
Worked Way Through
and experience have discovered me­
the central spina, 892 feet long, can
In 1661 Isaac Newton entered Trin­
Oregon Aggie Exhibit thods of determining just when the
be traced throughout. At the west ity college, Cambridge (Englund), as
danger no longer exists, at least for
end, between two towers, are the a “sub-sizar.” Fixed portions of food
Rowenal Beach, of Dayton. senior many diseases.
This Is especially
chief entrance and 12 pens (carceres)
and drink were then called “sizes" in vocational education, was commlt-
true of diphtheria, typhoid and Is
for competing chariots; the east end and “subsizars" were the students who,
tee-chairman of the Women’s Ath- largely true of scarlet fever, measles,
is semicircular.
too poor to buy their own food, car­
letic association exhibit in the Edu- and other communicable diseases.
ried “sizes” for others and, as a con­
cational exposition. Delta Psi Kap- Quarantine therefore is not the hard­
dition, obtained their own free of cost.
Faith’s Defender
pa. Women’s National Honorary In ship it once was nor should there
“Defender of the Faith of God"
physical education, Physical Educa­ be the misapprehension and misun­
was a title assumed by Abd-er-Rah-
What Does Slosher Slosh?
tion Club and Women’s Athletic as­ derstanding concerning quarantine!
man in 92». “Defender of the Faith"
There are 16.837 ways of making a
was a title conferred in 1521 by Pope living enumerated in a dictionary of sociation were In charge of the dis­ which still prevail In the minds ofi
Leo X upon Henry VIII of England in occupational terms Issued by the Brit­ play room. Equipment used In phys­ many people.
recognition of the latter's treaties,
ish government. Among the odd occu­ ical education classes in team and
Quarantine, backed by police pow­
“Assertio
septem
sacramentorum," pations followed in London are: individual sports, swimming, dancing er. should not be used as a conven-
(1521), retained by succeeding English
Sloshers. wuzzerr, wofliers, poachers, and corrective work were features ience, as a penalty, as a mere ex­
sovereigns.
yonnkers, «wagers, tubbies, towrers of the exhibit. Orange "O” sweaters
pression of force nor as a cloak for
and toe flatteners.
and awards were shown by the Wo­ ignorance.
Quarantine Is a neces-
Fault Not His
men's Athletic association.
sary measure which can mid should
“We don't understand some of the
Excellent Rule
The exposition, in which every be used Intelligently without discrimi­
things you said in that speech of
Accusations are like stones—they department of the college took part, nation. without unnecessary restraint
yours," remarked a constituent to the can be picked up anywhere and hurled
drew more than a thousand visitors, or hardship and with no other con­
member of the legislature, Then,” re- by any hand, however soiled. Why
plied the member gently, you should not follow the formula of the man the majority of whom were high sideration except that of co-operating
not find fault with me. What
’
you do who recently said, “I have made it a school students. The opportunity of with the sick individual and those in
not thoroughly understand you cannot fixed rule never to utter anything de­ becoming acquainted with the work Immediate contact with him In an
Intelligently disapprove of!''
offered here, of comparing it with effort to prevent the spread of his
rogatory to another's reputation"?
that of other institutions and of se­ disease to others. The more exercise
curing expert vocational guidance is of police authority by Health Offi­
Detect» Thunderstorm»
South Carolina’» History
। A radio device has been perfected
South Carolina seceded from the offered annually through the exposi­ cers without sympathy and under­
to give notice of approaching thunder­ Union, to he the first of the Confed tion.
standing defeats the very purpose of
storms. A detector starts ringing a erate States of America, on December
quarantine.
bell at Intervals when a storm Is still 20. 1860. The history of this state Is
Literature
Circulated
About
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200 miles away. When the storm Is divided Into the periods of discovery,
Portland
Women of Woodcraft
only half an hour distant, though exploration, proprietary and royal
Flax For Seed
the sky may si 111 be clear, the bell rule and statehood.
will build *500,000 national head-
rings continuously.
Farmers In this locality who are q Hurters.
ECONOMY
SERVICE
W e buy for ourselves and
recommend to others only
the soundest issues which
we have carefully investi­
gated.
BANK
of
Prepared by the best manufacturers in large var­
iety from Pure, Wholesome Ingredients and put up
in handy sizes.
You will find them as good or better than the home
made kind and much more convenient.
DAYTON
Work Clothing and Shoes
for Men and Boys
WANT ADS
HIBBERT’S GROCERY
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Barley Long in Use
It Is said that barley is the oldest
food of man. Several varieties, one
the sacred barley of the ancients, were
known to the lake dwellers of Switzer­
land. It was cultivated In ancient
Egypt and wns also the chief bread-
Muff of the Hebrews, Greeks and Ro
mans.
When Soil Freezes
Soil does not freeze at 32 degrees
but require« a temperature of 2 to J
degrees below the freezing point of
water.
Good Rule for Life
that
they tuny both want and wish thy
pleasing presence still.—George Her­
bert.
Be
useful
where
thou
llve«t,
interested In flax for seed or for the
linen mills will he interested in the
Oregon has 28 highway parks, cov­
literature offered by American Lin­ ering 1400 acres.
seed Co.. 601 Sherlock Avenue. Port-
land, concerning the growing of flax
Salem—Subscription being taken
for linseed.
for equipping airdome here.
The literature points out that flax
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for fibre and flax for linseed are con-
siderable different and that the flax-
eed is an exceptional rotation crop.
Read the classified advs.
It will pay you.
DAYTON, OREGON
The Kicker» Organise
Instituted Itself In Purls, Its object be­
ing that members shall growl anil kick
when prices appear to be too high fur
their tastes nr pocketbooks. This will
not bring the high cost of living down.
There Is only one thing that will and
that Is for purchasers to abstain from
buying anything but necessities. A
•hopkeeper H|>e>lnll»t has evi
< lent ly anticipat'd this as he I« mher-
Using "necesslty luxuries." What are
t hey ? Well, for the French they are
bathtubs and first class seats In ex­
press trains as all who ever tried to
ride third class In France will know
New Metal Alloy
thnn
Harder thnn steel or softr
lead, according to the way It Is made.
Is n new alloy reported In Popular
Science Monthly. It wus discovered
by T. D. Kelly. London chemist, who
culls It solium, und declare« It to be
Impervious to powerful acids. It may
replace platinum, he suys. wherever
that costly metal 1s used In Industry
bocause of Its resistance to oxidation
mid corrosion. The alloy Is prepared
from oxides mid enrth metals.
East Indian Religious Wars
Antagonism on the part of Moham­
medans against the Hindus In the vi­
cinity <>f HublganJ, India, has grown
so bitter that It has been necessary
for the deputy commissioner to take
steps to protect the Hindus. Failing
rei'pntly to prevent the Seraswntl Puja
before
mosque, for
wlilch th, Hindus had obtained n po-
lice Heo e. Mohammedans simigli-
tered a cow In the heart of the Hindu
neighborhood. They also held an In-
dlgnutlon meeting nt Buulu. At Go-
puya Hindu tanks were polluted by
heads und bones of slaughtered cows.
Pieces of bone* were found tied
around the neck of an Idol of Surn-
swutl of the Jogendrnklaorl Institute.
In the night Mohmnmedun« attacked a
motor <-ur on Its way to ShnlstganJ
and beat the driver and passengers.
Hindu life und property nre In dun-
ger In muny parts of India.
At The Court House
< tomplnlntn
Roy O. Malo, plaintiff, vs P. T.
Beeching, defendant; action
for
money.
P C Magness, plaintiff, vs. Grace
Dixon, defendant; action tor money
Oregon Growers Cooperative As-
aoclatiou. plaintiff.
IL Kobln-
son. defendant; action for money
C. E. Jenkins, plaintiff, vs E. 8.
Robbins. defendant, action for mon-
State
Merle 8.
support.
f Oregon, plaintiff, va.
Brooks, defendant; non-
Judgments
Elins Ferdinand Balo et al. debtors
vs. Don Townsend, creditor; face
*97.34, costs J15UU
Assumed Name
T. and H Truck Une; filed Feb.
18. 1928.
Articles of Incorporation
Grand Island Cooperative Canning
Company; filed Feb. 15, 1928.
Mnrrlnge Licenses
Helen Lucille Benolat. Newberg.
to Ralph James Williams, Newberg.
Issued February 16. 19 28.
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Tillamook City und county will
Join to clear Wilson River road for
summer travel.
Beaverton
Old Premium
tures studio becomes Duvls-Lung-
man aircraft factory.
St. Helena» 'Pulp and paper plant
makes record of 78 tons pulp In one
day.
Sheridan New
Sheridan
State
Bank opens, wilh *30,000 capital and
surplus.
Just Received
Shipment of New Patterns
Congoleum Gold Seal
Floor Coverings
9x12 at $12.=
Come in and make your selection
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