Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, December 26, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text• —Dayton Tribune C1Ì*A nrl JOHN E, BLACK. Editor and Publisher. (Mra. c. L. Fowler) A full house greeted the school .t lfc. ft., ojk.o„„„. „ 3^ Cl„, „„„ r here Friday evening when they ren under the Act of March 3, 1879. derod in a pleasing manner the sacred ! play entitled. "The Ideal Christmas.” A tranafer of the ownership of the “nd really does not seem to besides the music and singing in keep. . ing with the beautiful Christmas Tribune is being made this week to l,romis* much relief. It calls for C. U Van Wormer. publisher of the ' »««ftment by the legislature of an story. Names had been drawn »ever »1 weeks ago and in ’hat manner gift. ' a"““u R‘*ord. It has been a pleas- tax on individual incomes at were exchanged. Candy, nut. and I ure to work in Dayton during the past r*,vs and Property-tax offsets which H pop corn bails were in abundance for year and I ana glad my new affiliations w,,, Pi^^’c approximately $ 1.000.000} e will permit me to keep in contact ln net «venue, to the end that taxa , everyone and the patrons of the dist- i^tanro .m^ejn<1 ™ with the friends 1 have made. Hap don on tangible py New Year! duced. The true principle of an William Taylor family who are* The In Love Knot Stays Tied ' Boston Transcipt—Canada exportwl For College Students wh‘:k,y ot thr va,u* üf »wo».*» * n 8N8N8 nbn 8N8N8N8 nsnbn 8M sn H. W. BURN ARD, M. D. ; to the United States last year. Looks I'oea the knot in collegiate mar as if there must have been much more PHYSICIAN aickneer in this country than many riages stay tied better than others? Evidently it does as far aa the mar- people supposed. Phone Red 78 riagea mong the alumni of Oregon DAYTON. . Palm Beach Post A number of po - • OREOGN ’ State college are concerned. Record» licemen in Chicago are reported ill just studied in the alumni aasocia- with ineaalea. At laatl A Chicago tion office at Corvallia reveal that policeman has caught aomethlng! among some 4000 marriage», only 70 divorcee have occurred. London Passing Show— Bagpipe mu In other words, only one divorce has sic was broadcast recently. Izita of occurred in each 57 marriages as com- people took their sets to pieces in Mrs. C E. Mauta, Prop. pared with a national average of one endeavor to locate the trouble. to eight, hence a college romance BENT BEDS ON EARTH there has a theoretical probability of Springfield Union We are glad t-. to DAYTON.................. OREGON "Catching Colds- Coatly - 98 3 per cent of escaping the divorce learn that Mussolini has announced ! court. SNBK8NBN8NBNBNSCI8N3NBWBNXN "a new vigorous policy. ” His soft, (From State Board of Health) College training gives a background easy-going way» have bM>n caug(n< Colds cost the citizens of Oregon counterfeit measures. | Several Tenures of improvement and a mutual understanding which a lot of worry. over three million dollars annually recently made in the school room es- makes it easier to withstand For fruit trees that are covered The population of Oregon is aboGt Nashville Banner—The talking made ft-r the convenience of the many peculiar and iritating things eight hundred Awumin» ----- thousand. “°” and lichens, the Oregon teachers and pupils, added much to that husbands and wives do, sav grad movie has ruined another good place that forty percent of the population station, in experimenting the ea<e to sleep. are wage earners earning an average'*“", °ld orchards h“s found that the rendered. with which the program was uates in explnation of this situation. I New location next to They believe that this training an d of five dollars per day, missing work ; qu'‘kest method of getting rid of Akron Beacon Journal—It’s incor- Ballard's Jewelry Store. two days due to colds represents a I ' , * rrowthi »» b-V the use of Clarence Rockhill butchered a TL companionship at college was a real reet to say you feel sweat running “nd y°- b*k .7 . loss approximately of three million f , 5° ‘“Wn dissol*in« a one- weighing 540 pounds. Tuesday, for E“" f°r ’”artied ......... " m“de vy by uissoiving FINE SHOE REPAIRING What dollars yearly. All this loss is the pound can of lye in 6 to 8 gallons of family use. But who fares best in thia prepara- 5 >U f'Vl ant"’ The most permanent way. result of a condition which is to a' water. J. J. Griner and Mrs. Percy Miller tion. men or women. ’ 1 Indi.napoli. News-On. of th. ______ _ however, is the use of a Bordeaux great extent y . reventable. Record, again reveal that c of the hardest thing, to understand is a Fifty per cent of all absences from ! n*Lxture "“d* bY combining milk of and daughter Elaine and son Albert due ! ’^ "'th “ so,ution of blut> vitriol, a th ^ia>Xtte' were Sund*y I”*»«« 70 divorced alumni 60 are women who motorist who drive, out to see the work lasting one day or more is due DR. !.. I». DAVIS became »oun.ati.fied with condit ions beautiful fall coloring—at the rate to colds. In addition tn . in.. ...- Thls caua«® the moss and lichens to at the Jake Tompkins home. In addition to a loss of Physical Therapy Specialist nn- > ax itbat they «ought separat’on. of 62 miles an hour. time, colds cause inefficiency. It is gradually disappear, and stay away Chiropractor Holliday H ®UWay. 28, Thi. larger percentage in favor— not possible for a person suffering! for several years with no additional weighing 1J’ Specializing In diseases of rectum, st ration •P<>l,n< *’ °ne Oi 'he con- ”«■ “Kainft-the women 1. is explained explained with a cold to concentrate on his spraying. colon, small Intestine, stomach ami ,1 Su r svt — the i duties. The lye solution for cleaning of 14 14 h holes . “ 7 «^rd ----- of digging by ’ the campus campus "authorities authorities ” ” on female trouble using • across for ,^5. “ ÍnchM ‘"'’“"f. ,h,,t lhv add^ -griene J ¡ ¡ In spite of the different climates T” and lichens b *PPlied only when Electro Therapy Electronic ^'»edby the men afte, graduatimi - Periods for ' m .“” at Y work amhiu in E,< c ‘~ locality there is a similarity in the occurence’ the trees are ' dormant. --------- " ‘ ‘ PalaleM Adjustment Puny while this X-Ray gives them an additional adv... Lage, j j applying the Bordeaux mixture are Of colds throughout the country. Dietetics 57 T in the Upland dia “ * ‘ lea word each insertion Then too, they point to the fact that The common cold is the most fre (found in the Oregon State College he dur n holM gix Cecum Tube Therapy 40 per cent of the women who mar quent of all acute infections. Colds orchards spray program, which is sup inches across Gymnastic Exercise A shovel was used ried did so before or at the t ms of j are not usually considered a serious plied free by county agents and the for fl ¿St Phone 424 Mardis Bldg. for Sale. — 7 Master« incubators 500 “nd • P°st “"«ft graduation, while oniy 10 per cent' matter. However, the total cost of college. for finishing. for McMinnville egg size with turning traya. In first of the ,i cn married that early. colds computed in terms of time lost, class condition, at »30.00 each __ Joe Whatever the explanation, it would inefficiency, doctor bills, medicine, is । Poet’» e 20-21 Oregon Farm Population Crowing seem that considering the success Ketchum. Dayton, Ore. greater than for any other disease of the old fashioned knot among O. to Queen of Beauty 1 reports are often printed showing SALE OK EXCHANGE. S.c«.. Its complications such as pneumonia, Julian Hawthorne saw a great deal I I settler that OreK°n ¡« !S r*teivin< many new 8. C. alumni, an acute demand for This 34 acre, sold for 16500,00 three nephritis, heart and olher organj- new model. companonat* or diseases, make it a more important of Joaquin Miller, the “Poet of the -ettlers and according to W. G Ide a Sierras," when both were living In manager, state chamber af commerce.’ otherwise, is not likely to develop month, ago, can be had now for infection than tuberculosis or any London years ago, a writer In the »4500.00. any terms. Good bldg»., soon. other infectious disease. Colds are Kansas City Times tells us. Once at he average citizen in this state would Rood tight fences, half in cultivation, l«ke to know if Oregon is really profit- bal ince nearly all .lashed and seeded usually infections of the nose, throat' a garden party at which Lillie lang Toledo Blade—There was this about to tame gra»». or bronchi. The infection is usual-1 fry—then in the first bloom of her mx by the additions of these new Located on state aCtUa"y h,ppens wh™ the old corner saloon—it was station highway, do»e to school, near Yamhill. ly spread by direct infection from beauty—was the center of attraction, the ’n“' A. H. Robinson, Prop. ¿X new settlers purchase property ary. The bootlegger isn’t. Three or four acres of fruit of all Pisons having colds. Sputum from’ Hawthorne introduced the poet to the individuals having colds is cast on' ravishing Jersey Lily. Atlanta Constitution—Science add kinds, small commercial peach or building material I left lhem talking prosperously,’’ ' compiled by state and na ed six years to our lives and then chard. the ground or floor and dried, and its If you have a little cash I relates Hawthorne |n his reminis OF ALL KINDS . can give you the best buy in the coun contained germs are swept or blown ! cences. “Shapes That Pass,“ “but Jon- tional authorities show that Oregon' gave us the auto and the plane. has a farm population of approxi about. Colds, while they are strict- quin 1 । ty, or will trade for less value in city came hastening after me in a mately 60,000 families. The state - Times ------- — ------- -- — Mu>t act qujckly _cheg Troy It takes 64 muscles o. of ; property. y infectious, are brought on by ac- few 1 moments. Phone 16x9 Box 177 agricultural college figures show that yoUr face to makl’ a frown and 16 to ter P Walker, Yamhill, Ore. cessory factors. ‘Hare you got a bit of papery he Oregon a smile. farm fan,1,i“ are increas- produce ------------- "............. Why work your These accessory factors are: asked. '1 have a pencil; she warns ng at the rate of about 1,000 families face so hard ? Pure bred yearling Holstein bulls, 1- Over-heated and uneven room me to write her a lyric.’ each year. “I found an old envelope In my temperature. Poland China boars, Bourbon Red pocket." adds Julian, “he seized It. and , Investigations recently made by the' Toledo Blade—Every time we count turkeys, seed corn and British Queen M8MSN8N8N8N8M8X8N8M8H8N8WM 2. Lack of sufficient humidity. fl 3. Chilling or wetting of the feet, squatted down on the turf, where I ( state chamber of commerce show that I 10 before speaking we forget what potatoes—Herbert Willard, DayOon, 9 __ left him scribbling zind went back to .of 41 families who located in this it was we were going to say. 4. fatigue and lack of sleep. ore., Rt. i, Box 157. ifl. 2 i ¡g 5. Overeating and an improper keep Lillie till be was ready. |i jsUte in one month 29 purchased ' seemed hardly Are minutes before he diet. Of came stalking toward us smiling In his । property shortly after arrival. 6. Defective air passages, diseased yellow heard and waving the en the Oregon farmers they bought out I only two families left the state, show- tonsils, adenodds, and sinus infec- velope.” Building Material of all Kinds tion. And here Is the lyric. Hawthorne mg a net gain of 39 families for the I LIME, CEMENT, DOORS, says he does not think it has been montn. This is a fair average and fn M 7. Faulty elimination. print till now: HEXAGON SHINGLES ! ndmates that the state is making a 8. A run-down condition with a N The Beat on the Market erJ substantial increase every special susceptibility to catching cold. If nil God s earth a garden were. And all the women flowers. ™ ont ’ w «s also discovered that ' Prr-’sence of an epidemic of And I a bee that buzzed there CONCRETE DRAIN TILE of the 29 families who purchased land colds that are highly infectious. Through «11 the summer hours. N X Uh. I would buzz the Rarden through >n one month, 12 of these farms were DAYTON For honey—till I eatne to you! purchased from people living in cit OREGON 8 ies or out of the state. Ten of these » — — ■ • - — — —_ By State Market Agent farms have never been in cultivation The present Christmas season Folklore Legends That before. brought a movement more extensive I Have Many Believer« ^ smshbmswsbxmxmbxsmxmxmxmx The land settlement work being than at any previous time which will | (urf<»cs old customs, legends and conducted through the state cham H result in making Oregon products bet superstitions still existing In the Brit ber office is doing three distinct things ■i ter known and more popular in the ' ish isles were recalled nt a conrress for the state of Oregon. First, the X of the British Folkhire society. For eastern states than ever before, and J HE U’REN HARDWARE WISHES M that will center favorable comment on j example, one speaker told the con- net result each month shows an in Office Phone . RED 49 * yOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS this state. Reference is had to the I gress that there still Is a belief In the crease m new settlers; the Oregon Isle of Man that the cats of the Island farmers bought out are mostly re _ DAYTON,................. OREGON ■ thousands of packages of walnuts, have a king of their own. During the NEW YEAR AND TAKES THISOPPOR- filberts, prunes, cheese, etc., that day the “king” lives the life of an maining in ;he state and a consider- <*«M8IX3MXH8M 3MXM8XXHBt«8MXXU have been mailed the past several ordinary house cat. At night he as able percentage of the lands were TUNITV OF THANKING VOU AND weeks to friends and relatives “back sumes his royal attributes and travels owned by city people and others liv- 4XM8MXHXX8M3MXM8N8N8!N8MXM8 YOURS FOR THE PART VOU HAUE Second, new home" by residents all up and down about in regal state. It Ls dangerous >ng outs,de the state. lands are being brought into profitable z. SPANGLE H western Oregon. In this laudable for a householder with whom ho lives PtAVED IN OUR SUCCESS FOR THE Third combination of advertising and friend to treat the “king cat” unkindly. Cuts production by new settlers. YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY ly remembrance, the dwellers in the are further believed to be on Intimate the wealth of the state is being great- II L b di O b Haircuttinif if term-: with fairies and other Invisible cities have done mu'h to encourage Inhabitants of the world of mystery. <rtvnCheMedKby th<! MOney “nd Pr°P- 8 Agency f or Newberg Laundry 5 EIGHT. S r“'bt the special industries in which their The cat Is the only member of the t BATHS s agricultural neighbors are engaged household allowed to remain fn the ................. ORE<’ON 3 Another thing that ought to be done kitchen when the fairies enter to XKXNSMSMXMXNXUXNSKXNSMXUX* Warm brown bread may be cut is to see that the word “Oregon” is I warm themselves after the human resi - evenly by putting a piece of comnío^ printed prominently upon every box dents have gone to bed. Again large XK8KtSHXM8H8M8M8MÏICBMMMSMM and package of local product that is black clogs with fluming eyes are sup r::tahund the ioaf where y°u shipped out of this state. That is posed to roam the Island at night. The to cut It, crossing the ends of the ■ Agate Grinding best way to pursue a witch is to chase Ll 8 one of the ways necessary to secure her with a greyhound having not a ■ N Jewelry Made to Order ■ X proper notice and credit. ■ single black hair. An old Manx law Is M .J to the effect that any Manxman might ■ ter ’ durt-free ’traw is much bet M The Orgon Farmer, in discussing: kill a Scotsman provided that the Manxman must go to Scotland and tv mnIH°U Expert Watchmaker & Jeweler * h°URe Htter than dus- arm costs, says; “Apparently, the i bring hack two goats to keep the vic th• M°'dy ,itter searchlight might well be turned on tim S ghost away.—Pierre Van Paas- j often M Tten the unsuspected cause of high some cost factor other than taxes, ' «■n. In the Atlanta Constitution mortality among poultry. * Grafaphones at the unuapnones nt Lowest 5 possibly some factor more directly Price ever known in the county. under the farm operator's control.” H Bird "Alarm Clocks." It gives the results of some cost sur- sur-, « DAYTON, - Living blnrm docks «re quite the veys which have been made and which OREGON X thing in Liberia. The little pepper Dayton Inn J. M. Beal zr WANT ADS Dayton Lumber Yard Dayton Box & Lumber Co. DR. 0. C. GOODRICH DENTIST » ■ BARBER SHOP V. H. BALLARD i for 100 commercial poultry farms ofl the bird Is «„are that “th.. all sizes, taxes were but four cents, । ,lv*« «tnnot have the regular so- of or less than one per cent. In a total ",;lrnl clocks because the climate of »184.30 for producing strawberries, I |takPI' 1111 fl,e n,ar"1 °ut of them-and taxes were but »2.73, or less than two ’ Th” PW bird simply cann'ol gf per cent; of »191.41 per acre for pro the sun comes ducing pears, the taxes were »4.95, or, still tors when to th« i . ....... up. He flut- and ’ess tba" thre« p«r cent, and of neighboring tre^ ,, uttering hl» shrill, »106.94 for producing pranes, taxes ex cited . mils, which have com., to were »3.32, or less than four per cent. mean Get up." The natives, and the whites as well, can count on him. for he has been found to he dependable After laboring several days the it we.“’/ ",,d »"'I past week the several committees on It waa found that his waking cries did tax reform in Orgon produced one f°m7ry.m?re thnn thrpf! ndnnt.s resolution that is not satisfactory to from day to day. Dnr|ng the hot f.l|rt the Grange or to a great many others, of the day the bird disappears in the woods.—Pathfinder Magazine. «•C8®XX8MSM80HtH8H8IMSK8M8»Cn« «MSHSMSHSHXMXMSKXKBNSMSKXt FUNERAL DIRECTORS MCMINNVILLE, OREGON AMBULANCE SERVICE Insurance N 8 il X ■ J. L. SHERMAN & SON " ■ ca Fire, Theft, Embezzlement and X ? Life. We care for your needs. H M*W8»I8M*M8»48»«8H8M8H8M88I8 m 5 ESTABLISHED 1904 McMinnville, Ore FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES SEE C. S. Lewis Phone 9x10 1)ayton Service that satisfies !