The Port Orford tribune., April 29, 1925, Image 2

THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE, PORT ORFORD, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON,
THE PORT ORFORO TRiSUNE ;
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925.
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Notice is hereby given that John
Forest wealth is shared by every
i E - S,°vey, of Port Orford, Oregor
business
man.
Forest
fires
W. E. HASSLER,
C U R R Y C O U N T Y SCH O O L N O T E S
mean who, on May 14, 1923, made H o ™ ,
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.Managing Editor.
burning wealth. Help prevent them. stexid Entry, No. 014849, for N E li
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Henry M. Axtell
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Section 25, Township 32 S., Range 15
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FOR SALE—One ton Republic truck, West, Willamette Meridian, has filed
Local Representative.
model 1916, in good running con­ notice of intention to make three year
P o r t O rfo rd S ch o o ls
Earl Ganong, Gunborg Ask, Floyd
Kindel, Gladwin Montgomery’ Wesley
.C“ rry county is uoing little or
dition. If sold at once, will take Proof, to establish claim to the land
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
( Anna Lowman)
u
A G A w e n d . o v n T r i m h l . , wesiey
nothing
to induce new
families locat
$125. Blevins, Coquille, Ore., Phone above described, before E dgar A.
Hassett.
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lo c a l
Subscription, per year
$2.00
Every student is very glad to be Hassett, Gwendolyn Trimble, Louisa ing within its coniines. It lacks pub-
119L.
Dodge, U. S. Commissioner, at Myrtle"
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' Franck.
Point, Oregon, on the 9th. day of
Entered at the Postoffice at Port Or-1 beaPs of work stare them boldly ini
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the majorit
majority of its vari-
May, 1925.
N O T IC E
ford at
second
mail If m atter under the face. On account of the very un- h-ive m u
g essons
s week we ous commercial bodies looking tc
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SELECTIVE LOGGERS AND TIM
Fred Marsh, Nick Marsh, Weston
According to a report reaching this
BER OWNERS.
Zumwalt, all of Port Orford, Oregon,
Advertising Rates.
P .X » .
’ newspaper more than 700 new
All the t 7. .
incomplete.
Fourth W Gra<Je
You are hereby notified that under Clarence Zumwalt, of Denmark, Ore­
Made Known on Application
s u, en s excepting one j Harley Pipkin left school recently families representing an investment
the provisions of Section 21, Chapter gon.
excess
$2,000,000,
lo- ’ 281’
sunsh n per ists in u
The girls of tbp * « * h an,I fifth ^ in t ed
T n O r of eon
7 ’ ’ have ben
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f° r 1925, You
281, LawS
Laws °f
of Oregon for
you non coal
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925.
fea
w M re, Hire
“ T " * * Y* grades hav* bought an indoor base- th ro L h
I f f during the past yc_r will be required to remove the hazard
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
fear
u and bat
e m x ^ ™ ^ the effort« ° of f tbe
e ­ to life or property resulting from
f_ea_r. ,t
l will
* 111 require
reqUlre more than ordi-j
ordl" I L
ball
bat. Thev
They are enToyTng
enlovinw S
them
the La™
Land S Set-1
LOVING MOTHER
Register.
nary
will
power
to
resist
a
“sneak
much
on
these
beautiful
spring
days.
Chamb
r
°
f
Portlan<l
your operations, to the satisfaction of
A father talking to his careless day.
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Sixth and
and Seve"
Seventh
Grades
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mmerce’ This in- and by the method approved by J. First Pub. April 1, 1925.
daughter, said: “I want to speak to
The " P ira te ............
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n- _. J J
Sixth
th C™»«*
formatten
i
\ C° ommeroe.
Final Pub. April 29, 1925.
you of your
vour mother.
mother it
’ aad
ani Lady Pirate,”
Pirate, , i Josephine Pfefferle has
ha« finished
fin,'«ha,i
.
. u ,s 7 contained
in a report A. Walsh or Eugene White, District
It me,.
may be .u-x
th at , h a « eh . . . li t
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you have noticed a careworn look uo t h u " “ 31-6 « practlcIng al> the memory selections for the vear t h ^ P|
7 ’
We’ manager of Warden for the district in which your
.n her f e e I . « , , Of e„„™ , ” i h a , X d T r
7 .“ f“
Tl”
h“ * » « -W « « « " < 2 ^
D aX
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operation has been or is being carried
a»l h » n brought there bv any act 7 7 . x
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"The Flower in the Crannied h . ? “ 7 '
»«"«d. the num- on. The owner of any land on which
of yours, still it is your duty to chase f ^ a sthctPraCtlCe
CheCr' Wa” '”
^ 5 - . f. agncu,tural
- - - inquiries
- - - received
ICVCtVCU such logging is being, or has been
15,000,
it away. I want you to get up to
U “SpeC '
Esther Shockley of the seventh totaled more than lo
’uuu of whom carried on will be held jointly re­ nd your system of Catarrh or Dcafneat
caused by Catarrh.
grade has finished the memory work.
” definitely
morrow morning and get breakfast,-:
The sixth grade has been Coloring
'" ‘ention of coming sponsible with the operator.
S*U I t
f» ,
and when your mother comes and be­
G old B e a c h S chool.
By
order
of
colonization maps of North America. X e X T n a ^ .
npO ti
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. T oW o, Ohio
gins to express her surprise, go right
THE
STATE
BOARD
OF
FOR­
partlcular'y the active co-
up to her and kiss her on the mouth
h The i upper grades and the high We are reviewing our historv n o w
ESTRY,
You can’t imagine how it will brighten r h°° atte.nded the naturalization
operation
Last Friday after school we had a X
t ° n received
a * t , by Y ’ the land settle-
By F. A. ELLIOTT,
her dear face
8
ceremony a t the court house on Mon- beach party. All seemed to have Ti, * dep? rtm ent f ™m a majority of
State Forester.
nave
the
counties
of
the
state,
and
calls
at-
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1 daY morning.
PORT ORFORD
time.
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Besides, you owe her a kiss or
Pauline Gilmore is a new pupil in a good
The Sixth grade girls are putting f X ° n"
ef ormcus volume “f Published Apr. 29-May 6-13-20-27-
LODGE
June
3.
two. Away back, when you were a Mrs. Nichols’ room Pauline is in
on a blackboard border of leaves and
M
reCe"t months-
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A. F. A A. M.
little girl, she kissed you when no the Seventh grade
butterflies.
During March, for example, more
one else was tempted by your fever-
Last Friday the pupils of Mrs
No. 170
Harry Fosbury fractured a bone of !nf
47t° ° re<’uests for agricultural NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.!
tainted breath and swollen face. You Harrenkohl’s room held an a rt ex-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
his forearm last Thursday while prac- •
.m atl°n were received, and these
mnni’h 8v°".d
- o i each
nnw " ^ a, . raCt,'ue bben as you are hibl't for Fire Prevention Week, ticing the running high jump
1i’qU1.reS have beea clayed to all the undersigned has filed his Final,
brethern welcome.
chd 'li ?
’ t,hr° Ugh ,those years of Madeline Smith took first place for
Account
in
the
m
atter
of
the
Adminis-
chambers of commerce in the state.
WALTER SABIN, W. M.
Eighth Grade
childish sunshine and shadows she making the most effective and artis-
’Many inquiries have
reached the ration of the Estate of Atha A n n !
Worshipful Master
Mrs.
Cannon
taught
in
the
Eighth
,
Hawkins,
Deceased,
and
th
at
th
e
!
m X ic fayS ready, t a c u r e ’ by ^ e the poster. Ruth Sorber and Jack grade room a fte r recess Wednesday
JOHN F. GILLINGS, Secretarj
Settlem ent department con- County Court for Curry County, O re-!
d r tv ch m m °k
u 8’ ’e httle ' VheeIer tied for secon<l Place, and and three-fourths of the day Thurs-
Curry county, but because of gon, has set Thursday, the 21st day!
dirty, chubby hands whenever they Maurice
Walker
and
Darwin
day while Miss Hill attended the ik
, necessary descriptive m atter of May A. D. 1925, as the day a n d !
wer.e ,l,njUred ?n ,tbose first skirmishes Caughell tied for third place,
the departm ent reports th at this date and the County Court room in
funeral of Mrs. Kin,lei’s mother
CURRY CHAPTER
with the rough old world.
•
Elsie Lawrence
returned i.
to Crescent City.
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county is doubtless losing settlers, the County Court House in Gold!
NO. 135 O. E. S.
And then the midnight kiss with school after a week’s absence on ac
which means the invetsment of many Beach, Curry County, Oregon, as the !
Nites Place has been absent for two thnimnT«63^
Regular meetings,
which she routed so many bad dreams, count of illness
days because of his father’s illness. thouands of doI,a« -
third Saturday
place for hearing objections to said!
as she leaned above your restless pil- i Mildred Tolnian has been out of
of each month.
Final Account and the settlement of I
The
only
times
Niles
has
been
absent
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4. said Estate.
Visitors always
low, have all been on interest these | school because of eye trouble,
this year have been when his father
welcome.
long, years.
Gertrude Bothwell is absent on ac- was ill.
t
YOUR HEALTH
£
Dated this 9th day of April A. D
MRS. MYRTLE McKENZIE,
Of course, she is not so pretty and . count of the illness of her mother.
We are making covers fo r our +++++++++++++++++++++++++J 1925.
UflLln
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Worthy Matron
kissable as you are: but if you had
This year there will be no county Oregon
history
note
books
this
week
Oregon history note books this week.
M. O. HAWKINS,
MRS. FLORENCE PONTING,
done your share of work during the I dcc'umatory contest and track meet. We ars begirning to review Oregon RAISING HEALTHY CHILDREN
Administrator of the Estate of
Secretary
The children of the State of Ore­ Atha Hawkins, Deceased.
last ten years the contrast would not 11 18 planned, however, to hold a lo- History and Civics
be s so
o marked.
m a rk ed
cal declamatory contest and track!
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gon, over two hundred thousand First Pub. Apr. 15, 1925.
meet. Tryouts for the former a r e ' k - ^ T 7
u® 8
enjoyed the
Final Pub. May 13, 1925.
“Her face has more wrinkles than
ormer a re , historical film shown at the Redwood strong, who represent our state’s fu­
•o
yours, and yet if you were sick that sti'edule,l to be held on Friday after- ^ F r e “ by M r^ O l? jV n e ^ fo 'r^ th e ture, need wise care and early train­
W ood m en o f th e W orld
noon’ May 8th.
8th- It
Tt is
>s expected th
that
J b en T r.-x
fR 6 o r / x,
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hool
1
face would appear far more beautiful
h»o,>«r„i noon,
a t:,___
bbe
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ing. Th®
The Physical
physical impairment of the
W . O. W . C am p 609
the
finals
will
held
on
over
you,!
be
be,d
»n
Thursday
Monday
we
wrote
a
review
™
w
ha?
^
h
e
"
than an angel’s as it hovered
you,
Department of the Interior.
Meets
First Friday of each month.
watching
every
opportunity
to! evening before the close of school.
we had seen
vention and correction. Although
Visitors welcome to our camp.
Gold Beach Cooking Club
U. S. Land Office a t Roseburg, Ore­
minister to your comfort, and every
We have completed all but two of ( Oregon
W. J. SABIN, C. C.
members ----
met — at -■«
the numv
home
leads the United States gon.
one of those wrinkles would seem to i The club -----------
our memory selections
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
with
a
low
infant
mortailty
he bright wavelets of sunshine chas-!0^ ^ rs- Backensto last Saturday. All
March 26, 1925,
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I U te r n
A
n r 11
there is still an appalling amount of
ing each other over the dear face.
; WPre present. Averill
Walker and
She will leave you one of these; Fobert Smith served the lunch very
unnecessary sickness and disability
E u ch re C reek S ch o o l.
. . ersi
• i
...
n
_ _
A ltogether
children
days. These burdens, if not lifted, successfully. Mrs. Cope was our
(By Olive Gardner)
-
- too
— many um
uren die
uie
Y O U C A N G E T IT A T
Mrs. Cope
Preventable u diseases
from her shoulders, will break her, very welcome visitor.
ip c visited
v is iie u us
u s last
i a s i Thursday.
inursday. from
,
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x se d se s a and
n a many
nx„-„„x...— X
— . others
___,
gave us - a . - very
interesting
talk.
otbers 8 go ° through
childhood
down. Those rough, hard hands that
PuP’ls in the Primary room She „----—
. j •..re.«ov„.ii
-«•- their
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iiliin n in o- to i « have
iio « " a » school
—u—1 weak
weak ani'
anil sickly
sicklv when
when by by proper
proper at-
have lone so many necessary things Ppr^ect in attendance are: Carroll We are planning
t tention
e n t io n t they
h o « « might
.¡„ u x
i—
for you will be crossed upon her life Mershon, Mary Bauer, Nancy Buff- picnic next Sunday.
be strong and
less breast.
ington, Billy Leith, Byron Miller,1 Jewel! Williams brought a very pret- healthy.
For Bill Makes Particular Effort to carry a stock of
1 here are, in round numbers, in
“Those neglected lips, that gave Mvra Owens, Jeanne Richardson, ty bouquet of flowers to school Mon-
Kenneth
Walker,
Mary
Anne
Whit-
'lay.
state of Oregon, over one thousand
you your first baby kiss, will be for­
All the children in our school have children who are mentally defective,
ever closed, and those sad, tired eyes sett, Hal Costelloe, Evelyn Fry and
i I joined
the Junior Red
handi-
will have opened in eternity, anil th ’ll Bernice Fry.
-
-- - Cross. We
» V. all and over one thousand
-- ----,,1IV who
wic I are
I V IH .I1
—
THAT WILL MEET THE PUBLIC’S DEMAND
I he pupils perfect in attendance In have pins and we are very proud of caPPe(l with organic heart disease.
you will appreciate your mother—
Mrs.
Herrenkohl’s
room
are:
Kermit
them.
We
are
preparing
two
port-
Over
four
thousand
children
have
i
but it will be too late.”—Roseburg
Amplia
Miller,
Darwin folios of Oregon, and of Curry coun- defective vision; over three thousand
News-Review.
( aughell, Forrest
Sorber, Ruth Sor- ty in particular, to send to foreign have defects of hearing; over fifteen
Every
day adenoids
we write
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1 KN I At i s IBOUT MARRIAGE her, Elsie Lynch, June McCormack,!
.... "*••« countries.
a thousand
have
or diseased
Maurice Walker am George Staples, short paragraph to put under a pic-, tonsils; and over fifty thousand have
Interesting indeed are the facts
f ture
llff» f to ft ovrtlairt
!♦-
zl defective
cv
_xi_ e During
-v •
. . past year
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explain it.
teeth.
the
brought out by Dr. William Fielding
Dolly
James
and
Mrs.
Ruth
Weim-
there
were
fifteen
thousand,
six hun­
D IS T R IC T N O . 18
Ogburn, professor of sociology in
mer visited school Thursday a fte r­ dred and seventy-four births in this
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
Columbia University, on the matter
(By Ellen Adams)
noon.
state.
One ••■
in twenty
of inese
these emt-
chil-
-
-."envy 01
of marriages. Dr. Ogburn, at one
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We have
only
three weeks
of school
WHERE YOUR PLEASURE ANDzCOMFORT IS OUR
Mr. Truax from the mill was called drpn will probably die during the first
time a professor of Reed College, left- This time will go very quickly, home on account of the illness of his! year of life. One hundred and fifty
CH IEF AIM
Portland, has done extensive research f°r we will be busy with our examin- wife-
are m entally defective; over one hun-
along social lines fnr the United a tions.
Mrs. Doc Moore has been sick dred of them have organic heart dis-
The Fifth grade studier) Henri for over a week. She is getting bet- ease; six hundred have defective vi-
States Government, and his story
“Marriage—'The Best Insurance in I^rolle’s painting, “By the River,” ter now-
sioni four hundred and fifty defective
the World” published in the Febru for English this week.
hearing; one-quarter of them have
ary issue of The American is, really
We made spelling pads Thursday. SMALL RADIO USER CAN GO
adenoids and diseased tonsils; and
an admonition to young men—not to Each designed a May basket and cut AFTER WHAT HE WANTS.
over one-half of them will develop
go west, but to “Go Thou anil Do out various colored flowers for it for
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defective teeth. By the time they
Likewise.”
the cover. Genevieve Adams had
The small^ radio user wdl hear with reach adult life only one-third of
much .satisfaction that Secretary of them will
__ be classed among the
Through his analysis of marriage the best looking pad.
Genevieve Meservey is making a ( ommerce Hoover has recognized physically fit.
in the United States through the
that the former has a right to filter
In a a state
sLate as
as rich
nen and
ana intelligent
intelligent as
as
census figures, brings out the follow­ jointed toy of a May Queen.
In
Genevieve Meservey was our only) ’ the air x for
program he desires. In
state of
of Oregon
we should
should have
ing ten facts:
. the
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■„ the
-ie state
Oregon we
have
__ i _i_ . into
. manhood
.
.
100 per cent speller this week.
is a recent
recent brief
brief interview
interview ka
he announce,! few children developing
Marriage is gaining ground.
We received our report cards Wed­ that the energies of the radio division and womanhood with handicaps of
Early marriages are increasing
nesday.
TONIGHT A T a < ’
-
liivi «Tr.no« c* '
' of his department would be largely remediable physical defects
The
Fewer married men commit crimes
Me have hen practicing the stand devoted to seeing that the small fel- practical problem of bringing up I
than unmarried men.
ing and running broad-jump at school low, both receiver and broadcaster healthy children demands that each I
Fewer married persons go insane. this week. Elisha and Lillian Mes-
received a fair show. For that reason child mut be carefully considered and
Few er married persons are found in ervey and Ellen and Dick Adams
___ do it is likely from now on that promot- aI1 remediable defects removed. It
poorhouse
the best.
ers who plan the erection of enor- *• wasted time and money trying to j
The death rati of tnarrieil nten is
Kay and Ruth Adams visited school mous blanketing broadcasting sta- f°rce defective children through the
much lower than that of un- Friday.
tions in various parts of the country regular mill of school work. Every I
married men.
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will be obliged to prove to th? de- chil,l should have a physical examina- |
(. hildren of immigrants are m arry­
partm ent thut the new service which t ’on before his entrance to school, put
B r o o k in g s S ch o o ls
ing less and later.
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they offer will not discommode or *n tbe best possible condition, and |
Second
One person in ten remains unmap-
dismantle the smaller local broadcast- maintained in th at condition by care- |
For
this
week we
i n n 1 stations
c l n l i o n a which
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f ful
i l l suPprvision.
__
11,
Phone nr write us for your next order
t H
'»'he T language
'anguage
tbls_ week
wp .ing
e n e a daily
in-
W'e are responsible
ing
of Sale Bills, Posters or Notices.
and also studied
I Constant Troyon’e
'ri..«..
I rujon s lamoui
famous
picture,
Well make them to your complete
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
habits, but habits are soon formed
There are 43 000,000 marrie,1 per- “The Return to the Farm.”
If r any
a fte r ci me. and the bad ones come more easilv
,
............ man win come a fte
me, man
a a " will
tne come
bad ones
sons in the United States.
satisfaction.
The report of Dr n i
u
1
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,W ntlng aU th e ir| let him denY himself, and take up his than the good ones,
veral things among t h e V t L u Z j books '
■" ‘ ’e‘r C0m,’0sitl'°"
» "d
, / o r whosoever
In order
to grow u healthy
children
Our lines of cuts is complete.
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^ u .n v e n u u r e n
a
several things among them that mar
will
save
his
life
shall
intelligent
pro-
fc
•
ore
snail
lose
it:
and
a
comprehensive
and
int
tinge is gaining, rnther than losing
on
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Iona Ifeiferle taught the Second whosoever will lose his life
gram
must
a,looted
--- for my
..... w
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- lx? O'lvpicil
ground; that married men commit | grade
Provisions
n«U' Thursday
T h lir s iln v afternoon.
n ff o m o o «
<U A»
Wllrp «Enll
V.«-
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a
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V.
,
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F
All
the
sakp
’•‘•
'I
fmd.
For
what
shall
it
must
be
made
to
insure
less crime; that fewer married persons children liked the new teacher,
profit a man, if he shall gain the
1. That every child is well born.
are driven insane, either by one or
W’e had
picnic Friday after whole world, and lose
his . own soul ? •
THE
2. That
mother receives
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—
•■■••• e every-
-c i) moine
the other; that the death rate of m ar­ school.
or
what
shall
a
man
give
in
exchange
proper
attention
ar
care
PO
RT
O
R
F
O
R D T R IB U N E
ried men is much lower than those
hi.9 soul
O TL-.
.. . •
I for his
soul.” *’ Tho
The won!, of Jesus
Third and Fifth Grade
3.
T
hat
every
liiild
is
protected
P
o
r
t
O
rfo
r d , O reg o n
unwilling to enter the matrimonial
state. These are s ig n if ic a n t« ^ ',' g Th° V ' h°
100 per Cfnt in from Matthew’s Gospel 26:24-26.
from im proper care and that physical
that have
have much
much in
in t their
h e i . favor
c « ..« .
1 ie *Pe’bng test were; Anna Cross,
that
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NEW SETTLERS BRINS
TWO MILLION TO STUTE
I
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t
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
a
t
t
a
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a
it
BILL’S PLACE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
c
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Meals and Rooms Unsurpassed
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