Largest Circulation in Yamhill County
Tha members of the local firs de­
partment hare at different times
called attention to the need of better
and more adequate fire protection at
the public and high schools in this
city and the fire of a week n o em­
phasises the importance of this need
at this time. I, myself, hare often
felt that at both buildings there
should be some arrangement where­
by the'children could get out of the
building In case the ordinary exits
were blocked by fire. I believe that
the people of New berg could not
spend their money any better than
to install at both schools either suit­
able fire escapes or chutes so that
the children could be rushed, out if
the fire started in such a place that
they could not get out of their reg-
ular doors.
Under normal circumstances the
children can be put out of eitehr of
these buildings in a matter of min­
ute or more. They are trained so
that when the gong sounds they im­
mediately Une up and march out.
Bach grade has its regular place of
exit and thus by utUizLng all of the
various' doors, the buildings are
emptied Tory rapidly. However, In
case that one or more o f these were
not available as might be the case
i f the fire were a big one, the con­
fusion which might result might
cause the loss of several or even
HXWXEB0, GXAFHIC, THUMBAY, BECZMBZB 11, IM S
Sam, the colored driver of an ox
team, saw a little Heard crawling up
a tree, acoordlng to a story whose
origin Is not given. He flourished
bis. Jong whip and very deftly snap­
ped o ff the lisard’s head. Further
along the road with skinful precis­
ion be picked a horsefly o ff the fence
with the same weapon. His skill as
a marksman was next exhibited on a
chipmunk that showed its head
above the ground.
The white man said: “ Sam, take
a crack at that," pointing to a hor­
nets' nest.
"No, sub, boss; them
fellahs is awganised."
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$2500.
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P. Saunders, IS ft acres in D. Bridge-
farmer die. tp 2 e, r 4 w. $10.
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Bottom, lot 5, blk 11, Hurley and
Large’s addition to Newberg. $1.00.
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