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Bert Chamber, of Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, guards before their
eyes, take charge of spitting cobra newly-arrived from Africa.
Octane Rating Of Gasoline
PORTLAND, Aug. 16 UP)
A new gadget Intended to step up
the octane rating of gasoline was
described Monday to the west
coast section of the Society of
Automobile Engineers.
A. T. Colwell. vice-president oi
a Cleveland, umo, manuiaciur
ing concern, said the gadget
"puts a hich-octane refinery right
on the automobile" and will help
out the higher-compression mo
tored cars that need high octane
fuel.
It Is a unit, connected to the
car s vacuum system, wnicn in-
Stepped Up By New Gadget
jects alcohol and water and
raises fuels with 75 octane rating
to around 90, he said.
The unit gives the motor "a
shot in the arm," Colwell said,
whenever the motor begins pul
ling hard undei- a load.
O. L. Magg, representative of
a bearing manufacturer, predict
ed that freight trains soon will be
operating in passenger car sched
ules, traveling from Chicago to
Portland in two days.
Magg said newiy-designed non
friction bearings have enabled
experimental freight trains to
move as fast as 90 miles an hour.
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REEDSPORT
Bonita, Smith River Mail Boat,
Off With Repairs For Few Days
By S. S. SMILEY
New-Revtw Correspondent
The Smith river mail an
freight boat Bonita, operated bv
Capt. Lawrence Noel, will be off
hat run for a few davs due tr
rouble with the stern post. It k
Planned to put the Lois, owned o
the Columbia River Packer's as
sociation, on the run until nty
essary repairs can be made II
the Bonita.
Although shipments of milk to
the Reedsport Cheese factory
have dropped oft sharply during
the past few weeks, due to pas
tures drying up in the long dry
jpell, the volume is still large
enough so that a fairly large boat
is required to handle it.
Old Residents Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akin of
Portland are returning to their
home Saturday, after having
spent a week at Tahkenltch lake
fishing. They were accompanied
by relatives from Denver and
farther e.t, on their first trip to
the coast.
Mr. Akin, who lived In Gardi
ner 40 vears ago, and was em
ployed by the old Gardiner Mill
companv, was proud of the result
of the fishing done on this trip.
Although retired from active
work for the past few vears, he
savs he has not forgotten how to
fish, and that there are still lots
of fish in Tahkenitch lake if you
know "where and how to fish.
Here from La Grande
Miss Rada LocKelt arrived In
Reedsport Thursday to spend the
rest of the summer wnn nrr par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Smiley.
She attended Oregon Slate Teach
er's col Ipse at La Grande during
the winter, and remained theie
for the summer term, bhe will
return there when school starts
again In late September.
Taxi Office Moves
The office of the Reedsport
taxi service has been moved
from the corner of the Don Bal
dridce earace property, on Kir
avenue, to the three-cornered lot
a'Tig Rainbow plaza, adlacent to
the Reedsport Electric shop.
With the completion of mod
ern business building on Fir
avenue, across the street from
the Reedaoort oostoffice, by
Nelson Hogan. Reedsport now
has Its stats liquor store In a
location by Itself, instead of
with another business. The new
building, constructed of pumice
blocks. Is in two sections, with
one used entirely for the liquor
store, for which Mr. Hogan has
the agency. The stock was
transferred Friday from the
Williams pharmacy, where It
has been located for the past
several years.
Harold Smith of Madras, where
he has a stock ranch, was a
business visitor In Reedsport this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Smith own
ed and operated the Silver Moon
here. Mr. Smith purchased and
resold Tennessee walking horses
.is a side line.
Completes Cabin Cruiser
William (Bill) Baker of Smith
River has completed the construc
tion of his cabin cruiser, built at
the family home during the pa:.t
winter. The craft was launched
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July S. The new boat, Initial ef
fort of Bill as a boat builder, is
26 1-2 feet long, 8 12 feet wide,
and draws from 1 1-2 to 2 feet of
water. It is powered with a Kord
Conversion motor, and has been
named the Amigo. Planned pri
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craft, Bill Is considering doing
some deep-sea trolling with the
Amigo if the boat proves suitable
for that purpose.
Leaves For Tuna Fishing
Joe Abbott of Gardiner, school
bus driver for Ray Rookard dur
ing the winter months, left for
Astoria r nday to become a mem
ber of the 68-foot tuna and bait
fishing boat Trask of that port.
Abbott, a veteran fisherman.
pillnels for shad In Smith river
during May and June, the only
open season lor commercial fish
ing of this fish. He then fishes
tuna during the summer, and re
turns to his school but work for
the fall and winter.
Other commercial fishermen
from this locality who have left
since the close of'the shad fishing
season are Gordon and Ralph
Rriggs of East Gardiner, wno
have recently left for Bay City,
where they will gillnet during the
fall months. An unusually good
shad season was experienced by
most of the local fishermen this
spring.
Joe Morris, whoso address
Is North Bend, was a Reeds
port visitor Thursday. He ap
plied for a Douglas county
bounty on a large coyote killed
Tuesday along the Forest Serv
ice road near Dean's mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris were
sitting In their jeep, ho said,
watching some elk. One very
young one attracted their at
tention, when they noticed a
coyote watching the same ani
mal, but with different ideas
perhaps.
Mr. Morris noting that the
coyote was paying attention
only to the young elk, started
his Jeep and proceeded to run
down the coyote before he could
get out of the road, and won
ders If this is a record way of
killing a coyote.
Miles (Corky) Stevens of
Reedsport has started driving
truck lor Berge BorrevtK, local
agent of the Standard Oil com
pany. He Is taking the place of
Darrell Lee. who suffered an In
jured knee on this lob a few
weeks ago, and now has his leg
in a cast. When able to return
to work, Mr. and Mrs. Lee plan
on moving to Olympia, Wasn.,
where he will secure office work.
Plants Salute New
Travtl Office Here
Planes of the ITnltoH anrl UM
Coast airline flptv nff
Tuesday afternoon to circle the
city of Roseburg In tribute to a
new Installation, The Roseburg
Travel service, Installed Tuesday
in me umpqua hotel.
Mariel Means, manager of the
new travel aprvlr, nffi, ,...1... i.
ed that the business started aus
piciously wilh reservations an I
schedule booking for two long
rips to ne made by Rosehuig
families, in addition to several
Wed., Aug. 17, 1949 The News-Review, Roseburi, Ore. 3
shorter trip booking.
The local service is agent for
both United and West Coast air
lines which saluted tha new business.
K. OF C. VISITOR DIES
PORTLAND, Aug.. 16 (P)
Paul Brecaer, 48, of Norwood,
Manitoba, collapsed of a heait
attack while walking with hi
wife on a downtown street her
early today and wa dead on ar
rival at St. Vincent hospital.
Baccaert waa hare to attend
the Knight of Columbus convention.
Tha News-Review classified an
bring best results. Phone 100.
R. D. BRIDGES
Savings Representative
Equitable Saving and
Loon Atl'n.
Phone 442 Oakland, Or.
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