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_Port_Orfqrd, Oregon, Tuesday, May 8, 1928.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Political Announcements
In
th e S o u th w estern O regon
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I h ereby an n o u n ce nryself as a te s t the w in n in g le tte r published
j c a n d id a te fo r th e n o m in atio n as la st w eek w as w ritte n by M rs
E n tered at the Poatoffice a t P ort Orford, Oregon, aa second class
se n a to r from the E ig h th S e n a to ri D avid M cK enzie of P o rt O rford. '
mail m a tte r under Act of March 3, 187».
al D istrict, su b ject to th e decision T he prize w as $2.50 cash.
T ide T able fo r W eek E n d in g M ay 15, 1928. a t P o rt O rford, Ore.
1 New Zealand Reds bred each $2 40
! of th e rep u b lican v o ters a t th e
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
H igh
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New Zealand Red«, with litter«
L. L. THOM AS
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COM M UNITY C H U R C H E S ♦ They weight from 10 to 12 lb* each
T h u rsd ay . May 10
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•I. C. W h itsett, M inister.
I h ereb y an n o u n ce m y Candida
Advertising rates 15 cents per column Inch.
F rid ay , May 11 __
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5:53
10:50
l oung ChiTichilla Does, horn
cy fo r th e R epublican n o m ination ,
S atu rd ay . M ay 12
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Calender of Service*.
to rial D istric t of O regon su b ject to
Monday, M ay 14
7 30 8 38
Young
Chinchilla Buck, born
1:32
1:49
L a n g lo is -S u n d a y school each
th e will o f th e voters a t th e May
T u esd ay May 15
8:44
9:23
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September,
each ..........
$2 00
p rim aries
S a b b ath a t 10:00 a. m. H o u r of
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public w orship 11:00 a. m.
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A R L E S HALL.
Giant Flemish Doe«, 8 mo«., 14
j P o rt O rford — S u n d ay school ,
served, T he p ro g ram w as as foi- M arshfield, Or., M arch 31. 1928
to 16 lbs . each
...........
$4.00
• LAW YOU SH O U LD KNOW
; each S a b b ath a t 10:00 a. m. H o u r:
lows:
. Of public w orship 7 30 p. m
j G.ant Flemish Does. 2 mos. up $1 up
F O R D IS T R IC T A TT O R N E Y
S en io r C lass Will. J u a n ita J o h n
. . .
I w as glad w hen th e y said u n
I h ereb y an n o u n ce to th e R e '
• • son; S enior C lass Prophecy. E d n a
publicans of C u rry co u n ty m y can- to - me. let
—- us
—> go into th e h o u s e 1 These rabbits all have pedigree« and
M
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T
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on
The 1921 g en eral session law s of
’ can be registered by paying $1 00 each
d id acy fo r no m in atio n fo r th e of- of the Dot'd-"—P salm s 122-1
Seniors,
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reading,
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O regon w ere am en d ed in 1927 to
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fice o f D istric t A tto rn ey . a t th e '
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A
rt,
Veva
A
nderson;
talk
on
Age
read as follows:
, com ing p rim a ry election
If nom - *
Refiners a n d ‘Buyers o f
\
,
... . .
“It shall be u n law ful fo r an y of Innocence. M rs C. C. P o n tin g :
N a tiv e p |a tin u m
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person, firm or co rp o ratio n to fish
I pose to enforce th e law's and to
w
for, o r tak e, salm on fro m th e wa E d n a M iller; ta lk on Springtim e,
Highest Market Prices
Mrs. C. C. P o n tin g : L ite ra ry In j p ro tect th e in te re sts of th e county
E>tabh>M 1907
J. C. JO H N SO N
te rp re ta tio n ; L ines W ritten
in
W ILD BER G BR O S.
E a rly S p rin g (W ordsw orth), B er
SM E L T IN G & R E F IN IN G CO
I an n o u n ce my can d id acy fo r
East A St.. Grants Pass, Oregon.
OfFc»»; 742 Market St., San Francisco
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arolina
14 in te rse c t the
Flint: Fouth San I rauruco
H D. Manning. Owner
(M onroe), B ertie Lynch’; B ach e the no m in atio n of s h e riff on the
® p - lo r’s D ream , a clever p laylette en R epublican tick et. If I am nom
acte d by several high school s tu d in ated an d elected, I pledge to do
e
n ts: ta lk on T he W h istlin g Boy. m y d u ty as s h e riff w ith o u t fear
»ter creek in C u rry county, O regon
Mrs.
C. C. P o n tin g ; S erenade. Miss or favor. I do not use intoxicat-
A tto rn ey -at-L aw .
by an y m eans o th e r th a n hook
talk on The B lue Boy. i : ing liquor, an d will do all in my
and line com m only cak ed an g lin g .” Cozine;
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Section 4591 of th e O regon Laws, Mrs. C. C. P o n tin g ; Melody in F tu re a n d sale of liquor.
(R
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Miss
Cozine.
in reg ard to road d is tric t m eet
B andon
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Oregon
E U G E N E C H IC K
ings. w as am ended in 1927 to read
I H a rb o r Or. M ar. 26, 1928
as follows:
( T he u n dersigned
resid en ts of
"Notices o f an y m eetin g of th e
H arb o r and B rookings vouch for
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legal v o ters of an y road d istric t
m y sincerity.
D U ES
shall be p rep ared by th e county
Signed - M ILTO N F. F O S T E R
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D ental Surgeon
co u rt signed by th e co u n ty judge
B E T H A A H IL L
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or a co u n ty com m issioner, settin g
F R U IT T R E E S
PI .ANTS
JO
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rt O rfor I Pharm acy
a re requested to a rra n g e for
fo rth th e purposes of such m eet
E F F IE PE D R O N I
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p
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p
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as
possible
ing. and th e tim e an d place, w hen
AL SM ITH
V IN ES
SH R U B S
P hone 14]
Port Orford, Ore
an d w h ere it is to be held
The • to p erm it of th e C ham ber
H IL D A C D R IS K E L L
• m eeting its obligations on
no
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LUCAS
O RN A M EN TA L T R E E S
be posted by th e co u n ty •- tim e.
A N N IE LUCAS
d ep u ty road m as
• P O R T O R F O R D CHA M BER
I h ereb y announce m yself as a
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O F C O M M ERCE
c a n d id a te fo r sh e riff on th e R e
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u m e sta te d th erein fo r holding
publican ticket, su b ject to th e will
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m eeting, in th re e conspicu
of the v o ters of C u rry co u n ty May
18, 1928. If n o m in ated an d elect
R ep resen ta ti ve
• I
ed I prom ise to give m y tim e and
i!
notices a t th e co u rt
efM rts to the d u tie s of the
house in th e co unty w h erein such
F rid a y n ig h t R ay’ C onw ay of office.
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| road d is tric t lies, an d if su ch no- th e O regon S ta te M otor associa-
D. M. D IC K E Y
i tices a re fo r a m eetin g called for tion, P ortland, broadcasted a dc B rookings, O r e . M arch 23. 1928
i th e purpose o f voting a special tax, scrip tio n of th e scenic R oosevelt
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by also cau sin g th e sam e to be h ighw ay th ro u g h C u rry and Coos
’ hereby anaounce myse'f as a
published once a week lo r two co u n ties from KX. the T elegram Candidate for the nomination for the
co nsecutive weeks, w ith in
th irty b ro ad castin g sta tio n
and gave °ffc e of sheriff on the Democratic
day s im m ed iately preceed in g such p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n to the scenic ticket. subject to the will of the voters
m eetin g in a n ew spaper of gen- a ttra c tio n s of th e region thr< ugh .■’• expressed at the primary election on
, eral circu latio n ."
w hich th e highw ay passes and the ^ a y '8 . 1028.
If nominated and
j Section 0715 of th e O regon lews excellent condition of the load it- elected I pledge myself to conduct
led in 1927 to read as self Mr. Conway, like o th ers who tbc afi»,r* of the office in .< consci-
have traveled
extensively
de- CI1tious and business like manner
JASPER H TURNER
scribed the route as the most seen
ic in A m erica.
or In fav o r of th e o th e r shall
I hereby announce that I am a ♦
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregon.
OEO. W 8ORAN8ON, Editor
PRIZE WINNING
RABBITS
Along the Seashore
Tuesday, May 8, 1928.
Learn these two things: Never be discouraged
because good things get on so slowly here; and nev
er fail daily to do that which lies to your hand.—
George MacDonald.
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KEEP EFFICIENT OFFICIALS
Business long, long ago recognized the necessity lers 01 the fiogue river above a
of employing trained and skilled men to insure prof- S ? £ £ 2 , " S 3 f S U E
ittioie operation, and the federal government some '»oges 13 and
fi>rty years ago adopted the civil service plan of i Rogue river which point is
conducting its official business in a majority of the' S X 'T i 'J L
“T
departments, training its employes to become effi
cient and skilled and guaranteeing them employment
during good behavior.
While we elect our president, vice-president, sen
ators and representatives, as well as our state, coun
ty and city officials, the same underlying principle
exists if we are to receive the maximum results in
good government. It requires considerable time for
any man to become efficient in any new line of en
deavor, and public office is no exception to that rule.
It is during that period of training, at the taxpayers’;
that ft?. se, 7 ice ¿8
and it is
only .attei a public officer has been proficient, which! uce« u>
requires years some times, that the public receives ,<>ad rnai',er “
an adequate return on its investment. Therefore I“ ' ”a,,ol'nan or °ther ‘•«mpetent
Jike trained and skilled labor, elective public officers,’th*
after long years of training, should be kept in office ,uch nie*tlna in th,M c«n«nie..
Scenic Roosevelt
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Dishonest and inefficient public officials should be f°r posting
Highway
on
Wave
best
eliminated as quickly as possible.
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TOKAY BABBITRY
C. R. WADE
STARK BROS.
NURSERIES
Louisiana, Mo.
SERVICE STATION
Port Orford. Ore.
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B HATTON
Prop.
sav
th e
ru n
A VICIOUS ATTACK
The unwarranted attack on Justice Rand of the
Oregon supreme court by an attorney of Portland
should he answered by an overwhelming vote of con
fidence throughout the state on May 18 It is un-' ,n Oo,d B,,Bch whiih or*‘n’
thinkable (hat a di»Kn,ntled altornej ............ .
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an attack on the integrity of our judges, without
some basis of fact, and in this ease, the Wemme
case, Justice Rand was sustained by Judge Wolver
ton of the federal district court and the United States
circuit court of appeal.
of
th e
Hardware Co.
PORT ORFORD, ORB.
Real
Estate
c.
NOTARY PUBLIC
W. T. White
{Curry Chapter No. 135»
O. E. S.
Forest Official Visits
Art Exhibit at School
Floras Lake
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
On The Roosevelt Highway
i
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a ll
I
CONFECTIONERY
I p-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W, J. Paulman. Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
UWDER N EW M A NA GE
M ENT
SEASIDE HOTEL
Cl t s s M EALS
F a m ily S tyle
f ir s t
8UNDA1 DINNERS A
speeialti
GOOD BEDS
C o m fo rtab le,
H om elike
P lace
Port Orford, Ore.
,
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Port Orford. Oregon
Fort Orford
P lan s a re being m ade for the
volum es, w hich Is n rem ark ab le
record, co n sid erin g how recently 1 org an izatio n of a p a rty to explore
I big fellow s h as been I i progress th e lib rary has been sta rte d Mrs. the big cave on K im bali n: ".intain
ban th ie e w eeks an d i
F rom m w as the hostess an d a t n e a r the head of Q u a sa ta n a creek
• th a t the end is not yet in sight th e close of the m eetin g served about 12 m iles from Gold Beach.
T he U nited G uides, of w hich
P red ictio n is being m ade th a t lem onade am i cookies. T he board
th e com ing salm on fish in g season is deeply Indebted to th e B andon ; C laud B ardon is a m em ber will
public lib rary fo r its generous gift head the expedition an d D eputy
G am e W arden T ow nsend and a
of th e follow ing books:
n u lc h ,
X
A B ible: H eart T hrobs. The Old rep re se n ta tiv e from the fo rest s e r
hove caused high w ater In th e S crap-book: B arclay. T he R o sary ; vice will lend assistance.
E xistence of th is cave has been
a c i n i h as opened th e m o u th of C hurchill. Coniston. T he C rossing
th e riv er i n th a t it is ideal for T he C risis. R ich ard C arv el; D ick know n for m any y ears and it has
salm on to e n te r
ens. A T ale of Tw o C ities; G old been a source of m uch m ystery
F ish erm en a re now a rriv in g for sm ith. T he V icar of W akefield; I r Nobody h a s had the te m e rity to
th e opening of th e season
T hey ving T he S ketch B ook; M cC utch explore its depths, and it is said ,
a re m ostly m en w ho have fished eon, O liver O ctober; P o rter. H er th a t only a few have ever a tte m p t-!
Mr» B ak er and h er son 8 J
Rev. and Mta. N ickvieon
mo- h ere for m an y y ears and
ed to go below th e su rfa c e level •
who
Kierl cam e down from C hlnqua | tored up to B andon last T uesday moved out last fall to fish on o th F a th e r’s D au g h ter; Reed, L aven
T he cave is in a co u n try of lime- * R egular m eetings, th ird S a tu r
n ridge last T h u rsd ay and w eie to visit th en d au g h ter. Mrs P ugh er stre a m s along th e co ast w hich d er and Old laice; Sewell. B lack stone form ation, and th e re a re in
day of each m onth. V isitors
B eauty; W allace. T he P rin ce of j
hopping and a tte n d in g to business ' who Is g ettin g along nicely at the a re open d u rin g p a rt of th e w in
dications th a t a g re a t cav ern m ay ! alw ays welcome.
India,
vol
1
and
vol.
2.
C
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W'hlte
pxlgl
m
a tte rs In P o rt O rford
Leep hospital
W orthy M atron.
'Wk y f
te r season
donated A dventures in F rien d sh ip 1 exist in th e bow els of K im ball !
Luclle E. Me-
V tW
'
m
ountain
C an n eries a re being put In ship k by . n D avid G ravson
• I
.
Kenzie.
s c r ib e ,
.
i T he discovery of a large cave
sh ap e an d th e can n ery forces or-
S ecretary
j in th is section w ould add m uch to
ganized for
busy
Re
t,ou!se C. Seo
the alre a d y large n u m b er of to u i-
portar.
A. G Jack so n of th e Siskiyou 1st a ttra c tio n s R ep o rter
field
i n atio n al forest service staff.
of
G ra n ts Pass, who sp en t F o rest
F M Steeves. H u b b ard creek
A ra re tre a t w as in sto re for week in Coos and C u rry counties
d
airy
farm er, w as in P o rt O rford
; those w ho w ere fo rtu n a te enough ad d ressin g th e stu d e n ts of the v a
T uesday forenoon
| to view th e a r t exhibit held a t rious schools reg ard in g th e care of
M rs R B C orson w as a B an d o n -
( th e high school F rid ay aftern o o n o u r fo rests spent T u esd ay a fte r
bv-the-Sea v isito r last T uesday.
| E x p ressio n s of d elight and a p p re noon
In P o rt O rfo rd visiting
Meats second S aturday of each
ciation of th e v aried collection of friends
FO R SA LE A very fine p iano In
m onth V isiting b reth ern w el
| rripies of the w o rld ’s most ren o w n
th
e
v
icin
ity
of
P
o
rt
O
rford
come.
ed p ain tin g s w ere h eard on every
w hich m ust be sold on account
I K W C lS W. SMITH,
I side D u rin g th e p ro g ram Mrs. C.
o f p u rc h a se r not being able to
W orshipful Master.
C P o n tin g gave th re e m ost co m
com plete p ay m en ts
T his piano
M em bers of the Civic club a re
p reh en siv e talk s on th e well know n
D A I ID JE N K S ,
can
be
p
u
rch
ased
fo
r
balance
p ain tin g s
Age of In n o cen ce,” deeply a p p reciativ e of Mr Axtell's
Secretary.
due an d on p ay m en ts fo r cash
S p rin g tim e" and T he W histlin g d o n a tin g his tim e in p a in tin g the
o
r
If
p
referred
,
reasonable
week
Box
M rs P o n tin g
show ed
a Civic club building It Is a splen-
ly o r m o n th ly p ay m en ts W rite
keen u n d e rsta n d in g of h er sub- j
and m akes a long-needed
us a t once an d we will advise
jects an d Im p arted a p leasin g Im Im provem ent
w
here in s tru m e n t can be seen.
pression to h er au d ien ce
E ach
C o n tin en tal S ecu rity Com pany.
p ictu re w as follow ed by a lite ra ry
A djuster Dep t . N o rth w estern
in te rp re ta tio n of th e subject,
M em bers of the g ra d u a tin g class
B ank building
P o rtlan d . O re- j
p ictu res w ere fu rn ish ed by the have sen t out th eir an n o u n cem en ts
Mseta f rwt I a»»
n
gon
M lt4c
C olonial Art co m p an y of O k lah o of com m encem ent exercises to be
monta
YDittra e n t n
m a C ity
P ro ceed s o f th e a fte r held a t the W o. W hall T h u rs
o u r ram p
P O R SA LE 100 x 100 ft lot fen c
noon'a ad m issio n will be used In day evening May 24
T he a n
W. ». SA HIX. C. C.
ed
3-room
co
ttag
e
good
well,
p u rch asin g p ictu res for th e high n o u ncem ents a re m ost a ttra c tiv e
B
ER
N A L FO R T Y , C lerk .
nice
g
ard
en
spot
outbuildings
school
At th e close of th e splen and a g re a t cred it to th e class
no en cu m b ran ce Call N ews Ml
O b s e rv é is
H A T T O N ’S
VAL E. BOYER
THE DOCK CASE
The outcome of the case of Dix, Powers and
Powers versus the Port of Port Orford, now on trial
at (iolrl Beach, is of vast importance to the Port Or
ford region as on it hinges whether the taxpayers
shall be compelled to continue to meet the deficit
each year in the maintenance of the dock and pay'w’*8
off the bonded indebtedness hv a tax lew or w heth-'r”llows
ed. the strangle hold long held on this region by ce ,-'.„ i„ w
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tain outside interests shall he broken and the dis- ">
trict permitted to enjoy that development to which b' vaUd to ,he 8an’e extent B:i be Strawberries Are Ripe
it is entitled by reason i f is strategically located nat-
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T . S , S a tu id a y R F Abbott, w ho "lives c jn d lJ,te ' the office ,f Sheriff >f
« Or.th K°f P o ,t ° rfo rd - b ro u Kh t ; Curry county on the Republican tick
urai deep water harbor and its immense tributary ronvpy to thA o th er an undivided ^ th e t first
box of ripe s tr a w b e r r ie s ,
country rich in a variety'of natural resources Tint *°”" h"lf of ®ny real p,opp,ty an,> for th e 1928 season to the N ews ct suhiect to the decision of the voters
is the issue, an,I its solving means much to Port
office large, w ell-ripened berries
and sta te d th a t w ith a co n tin u , at LaC Pr,mary c action to be held on
JOFu*
. used w ords in d icatin g an
inten-
of w arm w e a th e r b e r r ie s ,
¡g 1928
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I tion to c re a t an e sta te by th e en- w ance
ould soon be com ing on rapidly
| tirety. said husband an d w ife shall
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G W . NORTON.
MOTHERS DAY, MAY 13
' be deem ed to hold th e real p ro p
I know no better augury of a young man's fu e rty d escrib ed In said conveyance ♦
! M rl3 - MIS
Gold Beach Or
♦
ture than true filial devotion. Verv rarely does one by e n tire tie s.”
♦
I.IItRAItV NOTES
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go morally wrong whose passionate love to his moth- Heavy Run of
Coos and (. irry counties, subject to
ei is a ruling force in Ink life, and whose continual
Chinook in Rogue T he m onthly m eetin g of th e , the
approval of the Republican voters ■
desire is to gladden her heart. Next to the love of G re a t school«
of Chinook salm on board of d ire,'to rs of th e lib ra ry
18, 1928
God, this is the noblest emotion. I do not rememher a ra en te rin g th e Rogue. In fact w as held at the hom e of Mrs W it the primaries May
L O U IS K N A P P
th e riv er 1« full of them , b u t they T. W hite Sr. F rid a y night. Two
Mar 1 2. 1928
Port O rford. C
a single instance of a young fellow going to the had are m ak in g th e ir w ay ta p id l) up
d red thirty-seven books w ere
who was tenderly devoted to his parents.—Thain Da stre a m to gladden th e h e a rts of in h un circu
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DR. L. R. PUGH
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
Axtell Paints Civic
Club Building
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
Graduation Announced
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD
W. 0. W. Camp 609
Com fortable h unting lodge
in big gam e te rrito ry , eas
ily accessible. In connection
with hotel.
Guides furnished If desired
E. M. PITNER
IVoprletor.
IN AN AGE OF
SPEED
The telephone leads for It is
the only com m unication system
th a t links th e en tire n atio n
an d p erm its you to im m ediately
com plete a tra n sa c tio n re g a rd
less of d istan ce
T he telephone gives you -
P rivacy - Accuracy - Speed
E conom y • C ertainty
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