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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregon.
OKO W SOHAN8ON. Editor
E n tere d a t th e i'o ato fftce a t P o ri O rfo rd , O regon, a t second class
m ail m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch
1879
Tl<le T ab le fo r W eek B a d ia * Nov. -1». 11427. a t P o rt O rfo rd .
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P O R T O R FO R D N E W S
beach n e a r th e lake, th e sailo re
took one of th e sh ip 's b o ats and
ex p lo red t h e lak e. W hile m e a n ­
d e rin g Its sh o res, said
W eller,
ANNOUNCEM ENT
we saw th o u s c a d s o f sw an, geese,
d u c k s a n d o th ed w ild fow l, also
m any e lk an d o th e r a n im als, said
D r. L. R. P u g h has opened p e rm a n en t
he. I d o n ’t believe th e re is a n ­
o th e r place lik e It on th e face of
d en tal offices in th e F ro m m building, P o rt
th e e a rth and have
located
a
claim on th e b lu ff o v erlo o k in g
th e lak e
He b u ilt a cabin and j
O rfo rd , w here he will receive th e public
lived th e re ab o u t tw o years. Be­
fro m 9 to 12 and fro m 1 to 5.
liev in g th e lak e h a u n te d , h e g o t,
frig h te n e d an d left.
W hy
het
th o u g h t It was
h a u n te d ,
e tc .,1
w ould m ak e th e sto ry to o long,
hence will close w ith beat w is h e s ,
to »elf and fam ily
, ‘y b o n m onoxide to kill. B ecause '
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of thia, th e c a r o w n er sh o u ld ex-
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p g __T h e o u tsid e and bottom ®rc *so e x tr a o rd in a ry p re c a u tio n s [Native Platinum and Gold
H ighest Market Prices
of th e E n g lish b ark th a t
was a g a in s t ru n n in g th e e n g in e w ith
E m U ii M 1907
E ven I
w recked w as covered w ith
lead th e g a ra g e d o o rs closed.
W 1LD BERG B R O S.
an d fu rn ish e d th e p io n eers w ith th e w arm in g -u p process sh o u ld
S M E L T IN G * R E F IN IN G C O .
all th e lead th e y
w anted
fo r be co m p leted in th e open air.
Office,: 742 Markrt S t., San France®
Plant: South Son Francucu
m an y y ears
My fa th e r b ro u g h t ,
“ T h e p erson who h as been ov­
hom e 200 p o u n d s.— 'Sentinel.
ercom e by th is poison in som e
i case« m ay be revived If rem oved
H. L. H O U ST O N , M.D.
F*ort-O rford-Langlois
t0 »he open a ir. a n d if a rtific ia l
Physician and Surgeon.
M any th in g s a re d iffic u lt and d a rk to m e; but
I can see one th in g quite clearly —th a t I can n o t seek follow ing:
“C an th e g ro cers, th e h a rd w a re m erch an ts, th e
my own happiness by sac rificin g o th e rs.— Eliot.
b an k ers, th e d ry goods dealers, th e clo th iers o r th e
o th e r re ta il m erch an ts g e t along w ith o u t th e ir com ­
m u n ity n ew sp ap er? The home n ew sp ap er is the
m outhpiece o f th e com m unity. T h ro u g h it th e town
m akes its bid fo r recognition. It is one o f th e to w n ’s
T H A N K S G IV IN G DAY
best assets. E v ery d ay w eekly n ew sp ap ers a re do­
We of the g re a t P acific N o rth w e st have much ing th e ir best fo r th e ir com m unities. W h at would
to be th a n k fu l fo r th is T h an k sg iv in g day. We live y o u r tow n be w ith o u t y o u r n ew sp ap er?
C
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are
»PP|te«
v u om
i i i i m
i i u unity
i i u y c C n h u u i rch
L i i c es
n im
,n e d ia te ly me,h<>d8
B u t th
is, in
m ost Phones
Office 491, Home 492
in th e ric h e st c o u n try n a tu ra lly o f an y c o u n try in
S ervices 9 u n d ay . N ovem ber 27. j eaee8 ie ¡n a d e q u a , e .
T h e o n ly )
“ A nd yet, th e re a re in ev ery tow n w here a new s­
Fahy-Morrlson Bldg.
i c e rta in w ay to I we v ent a tr a g e d y ;
th e w o rld ; the c o u n try w here o p p o rtu n ities a re p ap er is published, m en in business— we can n o t call l fl27 »
S un d ay school a t L anglois and • ¡g t0 a v o [d t |,e s lig h te s t c o n ta c t ,
Bandon, Oregon.
g re a te s t— w here education is m ost easily acquired them business m en—who seldom, if ever, p a tro n iz e j port Orford, "i o’: oo a m.
w ith th is
e v e r-p re se n t d an g er.
w here o u td o o r p leasu res an d a ctiv itie s can be en th e home n ew sp ap er w ith a d v ertisin g , su b scrip tio n .
M orning h o u r of public
wt>r' j of w in te r m o to rin g .”
'
a t L anglois, 1 1 :0 0 a m.
joyed to the fu llest; and w here c o m fo rt and w ealth o r o th e r su p p o rt. Such men do n o t belong in a new s- ship,
E v en in g h o u r of ipubllc
w o r-j
BANK
m ay be obtained by those who seek them th ro u g h p a p e r tow n, bu t a one-store c o u n try village.”
sh ip , at P o rt O rford. 7 :4 5 p. m. i
“G o tta Tell ’E m ’
th e m edium o f w ork, th o u g h t and in d u stry . He who Di s c i t l i ’ i l o v i m i g e o l o g i can L ib ra ry asso ciatio n , w hich
Y oung p eo p le’s m eetin g , a t ,
you
O rfo rd . 6 :4 5 p. m.
j
y0 “ don t te ll ’em .
OF
is n o t th a n k fu l fo r all o f these, and th e m any o th e r O F P O R T O R FO R D D IST R IC T hope« to a d o p t it if th e w ork in : Pont
T he w eek day relig io u s s c h o o l, fa n » se " Bm-
P o rtla n d pro v es successful.
p riv ileg es which a re ours, m u st be u n g ra te fu l in
classes ..--------
s ta rte d -- in
co nnection w
ith j
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T h a t w as th e ad v ice of th e Na-
(Continued from Page 1»
Mrs. V irg in ia C leav er
Bacon, ----------
BANDON
deed.
th e P o rt O rfo rd school's F rid ay I tlo n a l R etail G rocers asso ciatio n
lib ra ry a d v is e r in a d u lt e d u c a ­
In o u r own d elig h tfu l C u rry la n d we a re th a n k H are, an d is cu t on a v a rie ty of tio n . believes h e r R ead-a-B ook- a fte rn o o n a n d a re c a rrie d on in of F red W. .A nderson, w hose m e r­
Commercial
and
Savings
h a rd ro ck s
In term in g led
with
w ith plans san ctio n - ch an d ise s to re at Coxad. N eb., a
ful fo r h ealth and h a p p in ess; th a n k fu l th a t th e scenic so ft san d sto n e« . On th is te rra c e T o g e th e r p lan will aid in re -e s­ | acoordance
ed by s ta te b o ard of ed u catio n , tow n of 1,200 does an
annual
ta b lis h in g th e w ell-nigh lost a r t
R oosevelt highw ay is open to th e big volum e of tra v a re som e well pounded pebbles * of
i A little b e tte r th an 90 p er re n t b u sin ess of $300,000.
re a d in g aloud.
Safety Deposit Boxes
of th e to ta l g ra d e school
en­
el destin ed to come in 1928; th a n k fu l th a t th e rich w hich m ark th e a n c ie n t sea
" T h e b est w ay of e sta b lish in g
" E v e ry g ro cery
m an
sh o u ld l
ro llm e n t e n ro lle d in th e classes
for R ent
beach.
M arshy
sp o ts
o f th e
n a tu ra l reso u rces of th is region a re on th e eve o f a co astal p lain also o ccu r a t th is c o n ta c t w ith book-loving p e r­ w hich co v er all e ig h t grades.
spend a t least tw o p e r cen t o f ,
so
n
s,”
sa
id
Mrs.
B
acon,
“
is
to
his
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re
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ip
ts
d
u
rin
g
1927
g re a t com m ercial d evelopm ent; th a n k fu l fo r the level. T he 1 0 0 0-foot te rra c e , like read alo u d . iM eetings held in li­
A fter T h a n k sg iv in g vacation Is
these for a d v e rtis in g " he said . " I t is
m anifold b eauties o f n a tu re as evidenced th e e n tire th e one n ext below , h as its g re a t­ b ra ry b u ild in g s need be no m o r e , o , v er it is . expected to have
. a ,__„
, ..
"
, .. .
classes in o p eratio n a t Sixes so p o w erfu l th a t it can ch an g e
est d ev elo p m en t n e a r th e n o rth ­ „
length an d b read th o f th e c o u n ty ; and, above all ern b o rd e r o f th e q u a d ra n g le in fo rm al th a n th ey a re in th e hom e. : school
__ ,
and p ro b ab ly a t D enm ark my b re a k fa s t, m y au to m o b ile or
th a n k fu l th a t the all-w ise C re a to r m ade C u rry lan c th e n eig h b o rh o o d of Sixes and W h ile o n e m em b er read s, the
Som e of th e i>arents and older my place of liv in g ."
o th e rs sh o u ld be allow ed to d a rn .
_,
,
. „ . . ,, „ __,
: pewple of P o r t O rfo rd have ex- j
a v e rita b le p arad ise which He w atches over w ith in E lk riv ers.
I
k n it o r sew ”
. p ressed a d e s ire th a t th ey w ould
E a stw a rd on th e W h ite m o u n ­
fin ite care. Yes, he who is not th a n k fu l th is T h a n k s­ tain tr a il fro m th e 1000-foot lev ­
I like to ta k e up a stu d y of this na-
S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
giving d ay in C u rry county m ust be u n g ra te fu l in­ el th e ascen t becom es ste e p e r to
RAW FU R S
B A TTL E ROCK
I ta r e .
If th e r e a re en o u g h who
. a re of like m ind in th e m a tte r
a te rra c e alo n g
w hose e a ste rn
D ora Dean M cC utcheon
deed.
W ANTED
•' a class w ill be s ta rte d one eve-
b o rd e r th e re is a well m a rk ed !
- .
A ssociated G as
■ n in g a week fo r th a t purpose.
sea cliff a t an elev atio n o f ab o u t ' p ha« Hto(Mi for agH8
SA V E T H E S C E N E R Y
1500 feet.
T h ere is an a b ru p t j T h is s e n tin e l in th e Bay,
H igh P rice - Liberal
c h an g e from th e f la t te r r a c e to > G u a rd in g y o u r "su n -d o w n sea ;
Kelly S p rin g fie ld T ires
(E d ito ria l in W estern O ut-of-D oors)
P len ty of F ords
G rad e
a s te e p e r slope, and th en a m o re i w h e re w a te rs have com e w ash-
The O reg o n S ta te M otor asso-
W ith the shibboleth o f “Save the Redw oods,” an g ra d u a l c h a n g e th ro u g h a g e n tle j
jng
j ria tio n has been asked re p e a te d -
C heck by R e tu rn Mail
association was form ed in C alifo rn ia a n u m b er of slo p e to th e p lateau lik e su m m it And w ill, d ay by day,
■ ly as to th e n u m b e r of F o rd reg -
m o u n ta in , at an ele n «> m a tte r m a n ’s decree,
L. B. H A T T O N
! is tra tio n s In th e year 1926
as
y e a rs ago o r about the tim e th e plan to build a coast o v f atio 'W n hite
H. W. JO H N S O N
of 2200 feet
T he 1500 1
! com pared to th e re g istra tio n of
highw ay w as f ir s t proposed. The purpose o f th e o r ­ foot te r ra c e ts ra re ly well devel ( T oo big fo r d e se cratio n .
512 H St.
P rop.
; all o th e r cars.
g an izatio n w as to preserv e fo r p o sterity th e m a g n if­ oped. a lth o u g h th e sea c liff Is Thiis m o n u m e n t so fine—
G ra n ts P ass, O regon
T his q ueetlon h as been b ro u g h t j
o u t by th e co n tin u ed absence of j
icent sta n d s o f redw oods in M endocino and Del N o rte u su ally d istin c t an d has been A g ia n t of s tre n g th it sta n d s:
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon
traced fo r m any m iles alo n g th e T he sto rm s will com e o’e r sw eep- d ata c o n cern in g th e new
F o rd I
counties th ro u g h which a c o ast highw ay would pass. coast. It is p e rh a p s m ost prom
c
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and
th
e
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W ho, today, can deny th e w isdom and fo re sig h t in en t on th e d ivide n o rth of Rd- T he stro n g h o ld of th e “ n in e .”
F ord sale s In th e la»t few m onths .
S H O E S S H IN E D
creek , an d m ay be seen to And w ipe h u m an touch from the
In v e s tig a tio n h as show n
th a t '
of the fo u n d e rs of th a t association w hen he d rives «on
best a d v a n ta g e from
n e a r th e
In th e U nited S tates th e com plete
sands.
fo r m iles th ro u g h th e dim c o rrid o rs o f th a t u n ra v ­ sam e e lev a tio n on th e rid g e b e­
fig u re s fo r 1926 show th a t th e r e !
G et y o u r shoes shined
ished fo re s t? Who can fail to envision th e scene th a t tw een E dson creek an d th e Sixes. In d too big for o b stru c tio n .
w ere 9.337.300
Cord
re g is tr a ­
R iv er V aliev.— A person lo o k ­ T his sen tin el by th e sea —
tio n s and tha« th e to ta l of all 1 a t W. 0 . W.
would g re e t the eye had not th e hand of th e lu m b er­
hall on
ing n o rth e a » ' down Salm on creek
was 9.
m an build w hat
he n o n -F o rd re g is tra tio n s
man been stay e d ? W ho can say th a t th e fo rtu n e s from th e n o rth slope of Salm on Let m ere
m ay
. . !
870,500.
dance n ig h ts and a t .
o f the s ta te o f C alifo rn ia have not been im m easu r­ m o u n tain at an elev atio n of C ham ,pinned hv K ing M ountain.
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
T hese fig u re s re la te to |ta«s- j
about
2550
tract,
sees
clea
rly
the
e n g e r cars only.
S ponsored hv Old Ocean
ably advanced th ro u g h th e g e n ero sity and public
b a rb e r shop on week |
U p -to -D ate Goods
g en eral 'P rofile of a c ro ss sectio n L ike fog. all else falls aw ay.
I
sp irit o f those early c o n se rv a tio n ists?
of th e v allev
The u p p er, g e n t­
A lw ays F resh
n ig h ts.
t
O regon, to a large e x te n t, has w asted its b irth ­ le r slope» belong to th e e a rlie r B eau ty — is e t e r n a l ........................... N eglects C am n
■
W. J. P au lm an . Prop.
F ire — I,nses $2500
rig h t. No public-spirited citizens cam e fo rw a rd in portio n of t te valley and th e And as such will stan d
W ilb u r P o n tin g .
T h a t It pays to “ he su re th e
sle e p e r o n e below to th e la te r I'e lln e s s cru m b le s to d u s t:
P o r t O rfo rd , Ore.
tim e to set in m otion the m achinery by which o u r p o rtio n , an d fo r conven ien ce In \n d he who b u ild s fo r b eau ty . cam p fire '- o u t” w as b ro u g h t
own prim eval fo re sts along probable o r projected d is tin g u ish in g them th ev m av he W ill, like-w ise b e a u ty com m and. hom e w ith u n u su a l force, says
fo rest serv ice of th e U nited
h ig hw ays m ight be spared. Not th a t we would have re fe rre d to as e a rlie r and la te r The o th e r In his own, will rust S the
ta te s d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re
valleys.
E a rlie r v alleys do not
UNDER NEW MANAGE­
all of o u r th o ro u g h fa re s banked w ith fo rest g ro w th , o ccu r below an a ltitu d e of ab o u t
to a Mr. Jo n e s , of P rice. U tah,
MENT
but th a t o u r most princely stan d s m ig h t be left to 1000 feet above th e sea. T hey A u th o rity fo r F lo ras” a recent n a tio n a l fo rest v isito r
' 1 T h e follow ing le tte r
received Mr lo n es and his w ife cam ped
ir
e
b
ro
ad
,
and
rise
to
th
e
p
la
te
a
r
b ring to rem em brance o f fu tu re g e n eratio n s the glo­
su m m its w ith ro llin g slope«. The hv A J, S herw ood from F. M a t C otto n w o o d lak e on the W a ­
ry th a t w as O regon.
D eparting
la te r v alleys a re n a rro w , in m any L anglois, fo r h a lf a c e n tu ry lo­ satch n a tio n a l fo re st.
N o tw ith sta n d in g th e fact th a t the tim b e r along
re s v e rita b le canyons.
The cated at L an g lo is in C a rry coun- on a h ik in g t r i " to a n e a rb y sum
FIRST CLASS MEALS
but who is now
liv in g
in m it. th ey left a sp a rk
of zlhe
m ost o f o u r highw ays has fallen before th e w oods­ e a rlie r v allev s tre a m s h ad th e ir j i ' 4y.
F am ily Style
D
allas.
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regon,
is
p
re
tty
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e
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r
an
:
cam
p
fire
b
u
rn
in
g
.
On
th
e
ir
re-
m o u th s a p p ro x im a te ly at th e lev ;
m an’s axe, th e re is still a vestige and N a tu re has 1 of th e 1000-foot te rra c e , when o fficial co m m u n icatio n on th e ■'tu rn th a t ev en in g they w ere m et
been so prodigal in h e r g ifts th a t O regon still p re ­ th e coast w as at th a t po in t, and n am e an d speB Ing of F lo ras lak e n e a r th e cam p s ite hv a g ro u p of
SENDA V DINNERS
•n C n rrv co u n ty , -n o 'W h w ta n d - sm oke-faced saw m ill m en,
who
sents to h e r to u rists b re a th -ta k in g scenes o f beauty th e valley s an d te r ra c e a re close 1 Ing
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th
e
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tte
m
p
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of
la
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r-d
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set-
d
irected
them
to
w
here
a
new
and
re la te d in genesis».
N O TA R Y PU BLIC
and abundance. Rut a n o th e r fa c to r in th is m odern, Iv (C
l tie rs to ch an g e th e s p e llin g ’
expensive a u to had stood when
o n tin u ssi in next
issu e.)
F lo ra s creek w as nam ed hv an th ey left.
N o th in g rem ain ed of
m a te ria listic age th re a te n s to com plete th e d eg red a-
GOOD REDS
I a rm y o fficer rtartioaed at
P o rt an ex ceo tio n allv co m plete cam p
tion of o u r scenery. It is th e signboard.
iead -a-B o o k Clubs
O rfo rd , fo r a n o th e r a rm y officer, o u tfit an d 'the c a r hut a pile of
C om fortable.
H om elike
W.
T.
W
hite
Down in C u rry county, w here the Roosevelt
P lace
a frien d of his. nam ed F lo ra , the ash es and a sm o ld e rin g
w reck
O rg a n iz e to Help
lak e g e ttin g if» nam e from th e No d am ag e w as done to th e fo r­
highw ay rapidly is n e arin g com pletion, a cam paign
P o rt O rfo rd . Ore.
in Aduli E d u catio n stre a m Into w hich It e n te re d , and es«. hut th e cam pecs' loss w as
has been launched to su p p ress the sig n b o ard fiend.
H A T T O N ’S
L oggers
Pool Hall
SEASIDE HOTEL
Estate
T his is th e coast highw ay of which th a t th ro u g h the
C alifo rn ia redw oods is a p a rt. C u rry has no re d ­
woods to show th e tra v e le r, but it has its fo re sts of
P o rt O rfo rd cedar, douglas fir and m adrones. W ood­
ed m ou n tain s, ru sh in g stre a m s and ru g g ed scenes of
incom parable beauty.
N ot only C u rry county, but the re st o f th e s ta te
as well, should join in a serio u s e ffo rt to p ro tect the
Roosevelt highw ay from defilem ent o f signboards,
th u s em u latin g , at least in a sm all w ay. th e exam ple
o f th e redw ood p a trio ts.
A T O W N ’S P A P E R
(E d ito ria l in U k iah P ress.)
The o th e r day T he P ress saw in an ex ch an g e the
r y -
T T -W T -W er w W W
WW W w V W"1» W’W W W
C lip this ruiipon Mid m ill it w it h t l fu r • t i l w eek,’ trial ta lttc r ip tia a I«
C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E M O N IT O R
T ill
for iN * H » m r
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C o m fo rta b le h u n tin g lodge
was so called by th e soldlens and fu lly $2509.
in big gam e te r rito ry , e a s ­
p eople of 'P o rt O rfo rd , but by th e
ily accessible. In co n n ectio n
s e ttle rs on F lo ra s creek and trlh , f)eadIV C arbon M onoxide
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O. E. S.
ua W eller w as th e first
w hite d iffe re n t to th e d a n g e rs of car
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r
s e ttle r on th e shore» o f th e lake. bon m onoxide p o iso n in g
w hich
d ay of each m o n th .
V isitors
A bout th e y e a r 1857 o r 1858 an , in c re a se en o rm o u sly
E. M. PITN'ER
w ith the
alw ay s w elcom e.
E n g lish h a rk w as w recked on th e com ing of cold w e ath er.
Proprietor.
T h is
L ouise Scofield.
I w a rn in g is so u n d ed by C h a rle s
W o rth y M atron
, H all, d ire c to r of th is d is tric t of
I th e O regon S ta te M otor a ss o c ia ­
F lo ren ce P ont
tio n , w ho p o in ts o u t th a t w hile
ing
H IG H W A Y S
S ecretary .
every season b rin g s
know ledge
I of th is d a n g e r to c ar ow ners, th e
OF SPEECH
j d e a th to ll from carbon
nionox-
Y our voice, trs v e lln g over
' Ide p o iso n in g Increas»-» an n u a lly
PO R T O R FO R D
the h ig h w ay s of th e te le ­
"C a rh o n m onoxide is a su b tle
LO D G E A. F. & A. M.
p hone sy stem , g ain s im m e d i­
e n e m y .” m y s Mr. H all
"It
a te a u d ie n c e in th e m o st r e ­
s trik e s w ith o u t w arn in g
T his
No. 170
m ote sectio n s o f th e n a tio n .
gas. w hich is g e n e ra te d in th e
Meets second Saturday of each
co m b u stio n process w ithin
the
m o n th V isitin g b re th e rn wel
USE LONG D ISTAN CE__
a u to m o b ile en g in e. Is
colorless
and R ep air W ork
come.
T h e E co n o m ical W ay.
, a n d odorless.
'B ut
th is
fact
JOHN VAIL, «
| should not m ean th a t th e m otor-
W o rsh ip fu l M aster.
S eptic T an k s and Sew ers
I 1st need be u n a w a re of Its p res- ‘ W. T. WHITE. Sr.,
«n< e
He sh o u ld
know
th a t
S e c re ta ry
w h erev er th e r e is an au to m o b ile
Plum bing and P a in tin g
' e n g in e ru n n in g in a «m all closed
space th e re Is carbon m onoxide
LONG DISTANCE
----- E S T IM A T E S F R E E ------
In th e open, th ese
potfeivtially
W O OD M EN
LO CA L AND TgLCGPAPh
poisonous fum es mix w ith a far
O F T H E W O RLD
g re a te r q u a n tity of air, and con
-e q u e n tly th e ir e ffect is not s t -
W. O. W. C am p 609
W. H. S H E R ID A N
rioua.
M eets firs t F rid a y
o f each I
" T h e sm all p riv a te g a ra g e is
G eneral C o n tra c to r
m o n th
V isito rs we le o n e to j
th e scene of m any tra g ic effects
Seaside H otel
our cam p
<
V»f th ts poisoning.
In th e c o n ­
W. J. SARIN, c . O.
v e n tio n a l s ite d g a ra g e of
th is
S E R V IC E F IR S T
BERNAL FORTY, (Yerk
♦
type, th e e n g in e ru n n in g
th re e |
m in u te s will g e n erate enough
P o rtla n d . O r e .
Nov
21
A
plan for " ro m o tin g a d u lt educa-
lon. e n tire ly now
so
fa r
as
now n, is th a t of iR ead-a-B ook-
T o g e th e r clubs, a d ev elo p m en t of
he w ork of th e a d u lt ed u catio n
e p a rtm e n t of th e P o rtla n d L i­
b ra ry a sso ciatio n . T h e new plan
h as th e a tte n tio n of th e \nveri
New