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P O R T O R FO R D N E W S
to th e ir own m inds, as th ey a re to look into th e mind Men who possess opinions and a
will,
o f th e o th er. I t is a tim e to exam ine th e old m ethods l Men who have honor; men who will
o f doing th in g s, an d in v estig ate the new, and be will
not die;
in g to replace th e old w ith the new, by being sm a rt J Men who can stand before a dema
gogue
enough to see w hen th e new is b etter.
; And damn his treacherous flatteries
T his w orld h as a s h ifty change o f pace, and to
without winking;
keep in step w ith it, dem an d s a m ind th a t is a le rt and | Tall men. sun crowned, who live
above the fog,
open.
In public duty and in private think
ing!
For while the rabble with their
thumb-worn creeds.
I Their large professions and their
!
little deeds
Mingle in selfish strife; Lo; free-
I , dom weeps!
Wrong rules the land, and waiting
justice sleeps!
W ELL DONE
T he selection by th e R epublican S ta te C en tral
C om m ittee o f Phil M etchan as th e can d id a te on the
A lia r needs a good m em ory.— Anon.
republican tick et fo r g o v e rn o r w as a wise one, a s Mr.
M etschan is as well know n in E a s te rn O regon as in
th e W estern p o rtio n o f th e state. The re su lts o f the
good w ork o f th e com m ittee should go f a r to w ard
p re v e n tin g the e n try o f an ind ep en d en t can d id ate, Sunday a party consisting of
b u t should such an ev en t ta k e place th e re is little Donna Joy McKenzie, Marie Lind
O P IN IO N S VS. FA CTS
doubt as to th e fin al outcom e a t th e N ovem ber polls. berg. June and Lela Crumley, Mar
One o f the th re a ts a g a in st the p ro g ress o f every
ion Weedworth, George and El
T he co m m ittee’s w ork w as well done.
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m an and every business is the unw illingness o f men
liott Woodworth, Donald McKenzie,
to change th e ir point of view— th e lazy assu m p tio n ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Strong mind«, great hearts, tru e1 Verus DeLyn of Marshfield, form
GIVE US MEN
faith, and ruling hands;
th a t a th in g th a t is tru e today, will also be tru e to ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Men whom the lust of office does ed a picnic party which climber
m orrow . M aybe it will, and m aybe not. T h is m ental
Humbug Mountain. Unfortunately
not kill;
stu b b o rn e ss is found, p a rtic u la rly in business th in k God give us men. The time de- i Men who the spoils of office can the fog made it impossible for a
mands
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not buy;
good view
ing. I t is a fo rtu n a te th in g fo r m ankind, th a t th is
closed-m indedness does not e x ist in th e w orld of
science, as it does in business. If it did, w e’d still be
rid in g in h orse-draw n buggies, and w hen w e’d lift o u r
eyes to th e skies, w e’d see only b ird s an d clouds— and
no airp lan es.
P robably th e ch ief reason why we clutch so tig h t
ly to o u r opinions, is th a t new fa c ts a re h a rd to find.
It is very seldom th a t they rise up an d slap us in th e
face. A nd probably m ost o f us a re m ore lazy m en
tally, th a n physically—and consequently we a re f a r
m ore w illing to fig h t to prove th a t we a re rig h t, and
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th e o th e r fellow is w rong, th a n we a re to dig fo r the
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facts. I f we would spend m ore tim e re a d in g th in g s
P A SZ C "A V
w ith which we disag ree, and less tim e re a d in g opin
ions th a t confirm o u r own, w e’d be b e tte r off.
A t th is tim e, p a rtic u la rly , th e business w orld
needs c lea r th in k in g — w here th e wish is n o t f a th e r to
th e th o u g h t. I t needs men who a re w illing to look in-j
T uesday, Ju ly 29, 1930.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
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SYNEVA LINDBERG,
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Physician and Surgeon.
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Attorney-at-Law
first National Bank Bldg
Bandon
DR. L. R. PU G H
Dental Surgeon
At Port Orford Pharmacy
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I f present plans m ature, bridges w ill connect San Francisco, Oakland, M arin C ounty and
w ill break highw ay travel barriers th at have existed fo r m any years. T h is draw ing shows
th e location of the bridges now in use and those proposed. T h e car is a Chevrolet sedan,
w ith the driver pointing to the proposed site of th e San Francisco-O akland bridge, borings
for w hich have been made. T he bridges will expedite travel cn th e m ain north-and-south
highw ays of the Pacific Coast.
Oregon
Refiners and ‘Ruyers o f
Ancient Tiger Skeleton Rebuilt at U. of O.
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Office 491, Home 492
Fahy - Morrison Bldg
Bandon, Oregon.
Your vacation need not be
limited to just one place. En
joy the full sweep of Califor
nia's charming playgrounds
on a Southern Pacific vacation
ticket.
Here, sandy beaches, lofty
mountains, famed resorts are
all closely linked by Southern
Pacific.
Your vacation starts when
you board the train. In rest
ful comfort you speed over
the spectacular Shasta Route
— mile after mile of scenic
splendor. Refreshed, you are
ready for play at your destin
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A ticket to any one of these
destinations includes stop
overs and permits side trips
to the many places you’ll
want to visit.
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H. L. H O U STO N , M. D.
Bridges—Built And Proposed
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Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of Directors of School Dis
trict No. 1, for Port Orford, Curry
County, Oregon, will receive and
consider bids for transportation by
motor vehicle pupils in both north
ern and southern portions of said
district, bids to be In the amount
of each day’s services performed
and bidder to state make and type
of vehicle to be used. Successful
bidder for each contract will be
required to furnish a $500.00 bond.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids, or to let a con
tract to the lowest and best bidder.
Sealed bids will be received by *
clerk during and until noon of Au
gust 5, 1930.
notice to b id d e r s ;
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of School Dis
trict No. 1, for Port Orford. Curry
County. Oregon, will receive and
consider bids for cutting and deliv
ering 50 tier of good sound fit
wood.
Sealed bids will be received b y ;
Clfirk during and until noon of
August 5. 1930. The Board reserv- 1
es the right to reject any or all
bids, or to let a contract to the |
lowest and best bidder.
By order of Board of Directors.
SYNEVA LINDBERG.
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Top photo—Ancestor of sabertooth tiger such as once roamed tor-
•ate of Eattern Oregon (photo copyright by American Museum of Na
tural Hlatory). Below—-Saber-tooth tiger mounted from bonea found In
aaphait lake near Los Angeles. Sam Itzlkowlti of Portland, who accom
plished feat, la shown In background.
University of Oregon, Eugene.
■What pretty tusks you have.
Grandma” may have made Mother
Saber Tooth Tiger swell with pride,
but all thia time her poor stomach
was shrinking for lack of food. It
lias been revealed by geologists at
the University of Oregon, who now
have a complete, mounted specimen
• f this denizen of the Jungle of
$•0.090 years ago.
The saber tooth tiger roamed the
Pacific coast, feared by all, but
down through the agea Its huge
tasks kept on getting longer with
each generation, until finally they
were so cumbersome that the last
of the animals actually starved to
death. It has been established.
The specimen recently mounted
at the university is the work of
Sam Itzlkowitz, pre-medics major
from Portland, who put together
several hundred hones found In the
asphalt deposit at Katieho I.e Brea,
near Ix>a Angeles. They were In
perfect state of preservation and
the entire skeleton, from the fcro
clone tusks down to the tip of the
tall, has been reconstructed. It la
about all feet long and three feet
high.
The pool of asphaltum has been
the source of many prehistoric anl
mala now extinct. The old-time
horse, wolves, camels and many
species of bird« have been found
there, Dr. John F. Bovard, new
dean of the school of physical edu
cation at the university here, was a
student In California when the pool
was discovered In 1902. and he coin
ed the name, "smilodon California-
cu»," by which thia species «
Progress of Development
During 1930
fu r w e e k
e n d in g
Although no true “saber tooth”
tigers have been dug up in Oregon
an ancestral form ouce roamed the
wilds of eastern Oregon. This tiger
had not yet developed the fatal
tusks, however.
The spec linen mounted here by
Itzlkowitz Is hl« first work but it
la unusually well done, said Dr.
Earl Packard, professor of geology.
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