The Port Orford tribune., May 20, 1925, Image 4

THE PORT ORF’ORD TR IB U N E, PORT ORFORD r r v e v
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C 0 L > rrY ’ OREGON. K F CN ESBA Y. may 20. 1925.
J+++++-:-++++*»++++++++++++* situation is th a t a la rg e r ratio of
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YOUR HEALTH
♦ larntre in Oregon are te stin g th eir
Slashings can be burned up to May
.
T. cows to throw out the low producers
15 without obtaining a permit, accord + Cntholî/. i'l
* * * * + + + + + + + J Strucl,ons f ° r converts in the afte r-
and obtaining purebred sires. They
Ing to announcem ent made at the ♦ <-atholic Church Services j P°on’ On «» Sunday-, Sunday school
REFRA IN FROM SPITTING.’
are fee,ling b etter home-grown feeds
sta te forestry departm ent After May
The barbaric tribes of east equator- r X c e ^ c o s t ^
h °
IS it « in bo necessary to obtain per­
L ,
this
ial Africa -pit when they meet an,I tTon
successful com pel,-
----- - «»w H ier iu r- awuviors Iu“ 'e b~ " ~ « ~ « i ' «
mits from the sta te forester or his
Brief Resume of Happenings of agenta
mshes this paper wdth the following purpose,
spit again when they part. In bind-
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. . ..
ing a bargain and before shaking „ “ ’’ I!? /! y advlsable for dairy-
news anti order of service for the I At Cm,I n
u
churches of Bandon and the Hoty M a t wiM S advance,.notic9 for
the Week Collected Us
K. L. Hall of Eugene, who has the Catholic
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hands custom requires th a t they be
*8tab,*shed >n th e business te
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uc glven-
^ v e n . .nV
contract to grade nearly three miles coast missions fo r th e sum m er ,
sp it upon first. They size up a man '
° " account o f the economic
E very Sun-
Our Readers.
"
8um m erj day. however, there will be Rosary
on his ability to spit copiously. These alt.u a” on> says P ro fesso r Brandi
of the Eugene Florence highway in the months:
The titu la r name of th e Catholic ^ c ^ ^ L t ^ X n i l ^ e h i l d r e 8 “ ” ^
custom s account to a certain extent . . ose now en terin g should be very
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B|aohly section, is establishing his
fo r the ease with which disease at- Cit- .°us an<l ?dopt every known
The tenth annual convention of th e eonatructlon camp just west of Blaeh
H u ^ n o io > i..»
H ill P
B H i ' t s 111
tM ir in
c grading
r r o z4 { M
tacks
savage tribes.
Whole tribes
tribes e,tlclency practice to reduce costs.
Oregon Music T eachers' association
ly' « and
** X xl>ects
to I begin
work l . U’5h c1 Brookinffs is O ur Lady S ta r j ginning at 10:30 a m
tacks th
the e savage
tribes. Whole
On consulting several county re­ was held In Portland.
this week
have a t tim es been alm ost extrem in
ated by infections.
ports P ro fesso r B randt read from a
The 18th annual convention of the
Portland telephone service was
S e n » ,.
B rooli„ g,
, he
ho„
On the other hand, the Chinese
and almost 15.000 tele­ sum m er months will be held as fol- m ark the first baptism s
would ra th e r be beaten than tread the ,<n -’
Conditions about n o rm al;” convened in Salem M m
1
_L_. ’
the new
ground upon which some one had ex t Dalrymt en m°re pessim istic, condi-
n
*“ S alt,n Monday
phones were ptit out of commission lows: On the third Sunday of each church building
of the Spokane.
pectorated.
The ancient Chinese
,n ot e" coura« in g ;” “ D airy out- ° Opening
Den,n* „»
----- Portland as a result of a fire which broke out month, late mass a t 9:30 a. m. E arly
C
i>. & S eattle Railway company’s new ata In the basement of the Pacific Tele­
civilization determ
determ ined
ined this
this to
avorable V.X fo n r v five
years.”
civilization
to be
be a a v v .5
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REV. L. A. LeM ILLER,
mass, if any, according to special
er does
atio n in the tion was celebrated at Astoria,
phone & Telegraph com pany’s main
wise procedure. It is tru e th a t prom is- T N , eith
tfter
doe th e situ
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P astor.
announcement. Religious instruction
exchange.
cuous sp ittin g is a relic of barbarism United S tates as a whole seem to
E stacada will hold a special elec­
for children a fte r mass. Special in-
and is a menace
civilization.
encourage
■■■— » * * • to w
»« u m u » h .
= an y expansion o
U, f the
me
in - n
o n .w
ay 29
h e o question
n e a H n of
The Tribune gives the news.
tion
May
29 to decidp
decide t the
E ither drowned or killed by the
Promiscuous spitting is prohibited to . l e t r t n i r ^ t 0"
?
New York the annexation of more territo ry
shock of falling in the cold water.
prevent disease and preserve decency
-Pd r tm ent of ag ricu ltu ral economics,
v
r'
daughter
. , Lois Shaver,
— 18-months-old uuugtiter
W hile the danger to health from such X « U°fb'
/u
th e e, O re*°n
reK°n report.
rep°rt- Thre
Three
" cra of Cascade lx ’
?n
no,,
Mr'
and
M
rs-
Roy
Shaver
of Pine-
W ittin g has hne„
e x .8« „ , e „ , never- ! . “ . « the • n?Tm a* suppIy
supply » of , b u tte
t,« r , „ wa .
« » » » » h u „ ,. ^ « .r
touuU
i„ ,
sp
been exaggerated,
theless
danger
exists.
The
rules
i
sto
ra?
e
March
1,
tending
to
hold
tneless
danger
exists.
The
rules
,i
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cenuing
to
bold
or
a
n
|sn
school
building.
sm
ali
irr.„.
. ..
. Oregon
c S tate
UICh £ down
anti . regulations
of - the
T o nnroo
n e " « , ~.........._
e.ncoura* . in* a »>«’'e
D a|es for the sixth annual session ents' to m e
Board of H ealth provide
d ,COnsumPtion
com
provide: “ S pittin g ^ a hope of ?f h ” !“ * « * * e 611
b>’ ot <b« Pendleton sum m er norma”
on the floor of public buil,lings,
buildings, or r6aS°
S° " n ° f cheaPe
Cheaper r Prices,
Prices’
school
from June 22 unti
Edward
school will
will be
Edward 1 E. Brodie of Oregon City,
[ T a r / Z x . Z R » ,, F t , , ¡ t a t , J „ , ,
be from June 22
DI I 1 I, I 1 r, 1.1 used T..
..Lit assem blages,
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T..1 z.
.
v 11 TTw.lezuzl LV a — a .
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buildings
for .. public
July
24.
United States m inister to Siam, has
or upon platform s or any p a rt of any
abandoned his proposed tour of Eur-
Eugene's postoffice receipts
railroad or trolley car or ferry boat
/”
•
ope
return
from “ his
post at
at
April am ounted to $10 574 06 an in r.' , and
, will
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.. **"*“
,a post
Bq IBU1M S. COBB
or any other public conveyance is fo r­
crease of about 15 per cent over i u “« ? ,
‘° S eattle' arriv in *
bidden.”
opening sale date
In P e r m a n e n t S to r a g e
April, 1924
June z.1, according to a le tte r receiv­
You are directly responsible for
ed from him.
On sale daily to and including Sep­
your diet, sleep, rest anti personal
, J
«<” n ,n k e r ,- a „ o c |,„ o n . h „ h .e „
Will J. Roberts, »"»«'»*1
principal « of the
cleanliness; in short, personal hygiene, b«nk«r who
tember 15th. Return limit—October
Clutch in
In njS
hi« SGt f° r *ATay 22, a ite m oon and evening v
'
hlgh 8ch° o1 at Ontario, has
anti to a considerable extent, com- ' as the Human Safety
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vymiLii.
31st. Liberal stopovers.
he was
accused of
of many
been selected by the land settlem ent
municable disease.
D isease cannot day
day he
was accused
many things
things at Wo<Miburn-
Plan to include California’s varied
be cure,I unless everyone of us is de­ but
clmr^ox him
si™ with be­ ’
Josonh n trn , __,, ,
com mittee of the cham ber of on«,.
hut nobody ever charged
cent enough to do his p a rt to safe- ing a sp en d th rift His home was on a
wonders on your trip east. Go that
guar,I others. We are constantly be­ plantation a mile from town. One Sun- “ om e near Euge
a x ”
-’
way; return same way or some other
ing attacked by germ s. A person day he remembered that he had left born 65 years ago
route
if you prefer.
■with influenza or a col,I expectorates some important papers on his desk
Purchase of Liptnan, W olfe & Co.,
C3rl Doney- President of Wil-
So
plan
your itinerary carefully
promiscuously.
The sputum dries and he gave an aged negro servitor on
up anti the germ s are blown around in the place bis keys and sent him for lam ette university, arrived at Salem Pioneer departm ent store of P ortland’,
Let
agents
help you. They are
_______ „ „ a year in the
luu was coniP>eted when an option held
S aturday after spending
the dust. This dust is inhaled and the the documents.
skillful,
courteous
and fully informed
recuperating from
illness
° " the pr°Pe rty by the N ational De-
infection is tran sfe rred to other
It was a hot day and the road was east --------------
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on all travel matters.
victim s. The germ of tuberculosis dusty, but In an hour the old darky i A two-day sta te conclave of th e n . Partm ent S tores’ ,I1C- of New York,
muiay order co
c o n v en
e n e,
e » , j in , Medford T b ^ u t T o o S o .
m ay be inhale,1 from sprayed moist bai' returned with the papers Intact, Mo,ay
Ask for our "Vacation Journeys" Pamphlet.
after the other. "
pOcbets’ one F riday with a p p ro x im a tt$ 200 dele-
sputum or from ,fried sputum .
Inasmuch as the germ s of com­ after the other.
An American Legion controversy
“T h at’s too bad, Uncle Jim ,” he said { gates and other mem bers present.
municable disease may he harbored in
Oregon has one of the lowest in­ over a political appointm ent will hold
th e respiratory trac t, mouth, nose anti finally. "I thought I had a nickel here
u.
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fant deafth rates
in _______
the United ovbibh
States. U1> lndefinitely tbe Proposal to estab-
th ro a t discharges, they should not be that I was going to g|ve you.”
aceording to Dr. Frederick D. S tricker HSh 3 national guard company in
‘•Cap’n
Henry,”
said
Uncle
Jim,
“you
cast promiscuously in public places.
h ealth ’ KIamath
K lam ath F
FaIls-
alls. according to word re-
Care on the p a rt of the tuberculos is look again. E f ever you had a ni/kel secretary of the sta te board of health
you got It yit.”
necessary in order to prevent spread­
ing the infection to others. The
deaths by drown.ng each summer, the
sa fe st person in the world is a g rad u ­
Klam ath Falls American Legion post
April brought four fatalities as the
O
ld
R
om
an
id
e
a
a te from a tuberculosis sanitarium
» < n illH lll||IH H H
I
voted
to purchase a pulmotor for the result of automobile accidents, four
Every Roman hourm old was sun-
who has learnctl the lesson of protect­
, city.
deaths
in
a
fire,
two
suicides,
one
ST A F F
ing others. Everyone Is a potential posed to be under the protection ,,f
Miss B ertha Schmid, R. NT.
A fter having been shut down since murder, one drowning and one death
disease carrier. S pitting is a menace one lare and several peuates. Their
Russell C. Keizer, M.
Superintendent
from
alcoholism,
according
to
the
an,| a definance to the law of sa n ita­ symbols were kept In a special purt of December 18 as the result of a fire.
Mrs. Carol C. Hons, R. N.
Phil J. Keizer, M. D.
the house called tbe "lururium.”
monthly
report
of
Dr.
E
arl
Smith,
tion.
m u m " 1 ° f th ® Portland Vegetable
Head Nurse
Ira B. Barile, M. D.
OH Mills company has resumed opera- Multnomah county coroner.
Mrs. Doris Nichols
Buil,I up your bo,lily resistance by
W. D. Butler. M. D,
OQtHJOO Y o u r C o n v e r s a tio n 0 0 0 0 0 0 i tions.
plenty of sleep, m oderate eating
Pathologist
The state printing board has fixed
reg u la r exercise and lots of fresh air.
Oregon Trunk surveyors who will the price of the 1925 session laws at
“MACARONI”
P reserve the purity of your commun
lay out two proposed lines from Bend $2.40. This includes postage necessarv
ity by refraining from spitting.
The first macaroni which was
to Klam ath Falls arrived in Bend S at­ to send the publication to any part of
-o-
made In Italy was of diverse
urday and loft Im m ediately for the in­ Oregon. The session laws contain 550
dairy situation as
und Jumbled slmpes. It was
terior.
pages, 50 pages less than the laws for
brought to England about 1700
FAVORABLE AS in 1921
1923 session of the legislature.
F.
H.
McGowan,
65,
picked
up
from
by certain young men who af­
the highway by a stage near Deer
An order will be made soon closing
The dairy situation in Oregon is
fected the foreign ways and
Island, where he was found aoparently Salt creek. Fall creek and W inberry
about as favorable as it was in 1925
habits which they saw in their
111. died shortly afte r being taken to creek districts in the Cascade national
truvela. The name was tran »
J^ports P. M. Brandt, head of dairy
Rainier.
Corner Virginia and McPherson
forest to camping after June 1, ac­
husbandry at the Oregon experim ent
ferred to these young fopg, who
sta tio n except th a t many cows came
were then known as “niaca-
Work has again been started on cording to Nelson F. Macduff, super­
ronL”
thro u g h the w inter in poor condition
the Cohen mine near Gold Hill, in visor of the forest. The sam e ruling
causing decreased production. To
the ’70s this mine was a large gold was made last year on account of fire
th is is . dded the fu rth e r fact of a oooooooooooooooooooooooaoo Producer, but has been inactive for hazards.
com m g shortage of good hav along
Téléphoné 2371 and 2361
some years.
Thomas Tweet, civil w ar veteran
w ith high prices of other feeds, which
Work on
the
stretch of
of “ nd Re'ld pioneer’ baa been named as
will tend to increase production costs
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. 17.3-mlle Bireccn
le Dalles-Callfornla highway from a member
The
, , of P residept Coolidge's hon­
Inform ation designed to indicate
Sand creek north, which is being built orary
° r3ry bodyguard in
ln connection with
wit_
th e ag ricultural economic outlook for _
'>y C. Nyberg. will be completed by
° anuiversa«-y of the first Norwe-
the h,.,„.fit ,,f producers has
’e-
Septem ber 1.
eian settlem ent in America, which will
bj .......... ...
eerviee “ “
under the direction of R. s. RPPSt,
Bankers from the eight northw est- w e e k ^ n " ^ ^ MinneapoUs the flr«
farm m anagem ent specialist. Anv
era counties of Oregon gathered in
conclusions based on these facts arc
Astoria Friday for the annual spring
S X mlllion feet
Pine tim ber on
not to be taken as a prophecy’ but
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meeting of group l Of the Oregon 64° acres ot land owned by th e Yam-
m erely as a help to farm ers in lesson-
' ’6 N ortbw est is tb e nation’s last
say Limd & C attle company was sold
’u g tbe hazards of unbalanced pro,luc- woodlot.
F o rest industries bring Rankers’ association.
The Hood River Apple Growers’ as '° 1 ,entice Pl“'kett, Klam ath logging
prosperity. P rev en t fo rest fires. It soc'atlon was notlftei| that an
T. ntraPt° r' for approxim ately $10.000.
J he encouraging angle of the dairy pays.
or $4.26 a box had been received for
, ,
I
*he Yaaiaay
A Home-like Place for
a carload of fancy Newtown app.es W H H a L o ^ X “ .
sold In New York city at auction?
A rticles of incorporation of the
R. H. Grefe, at present employed on
the W enatchee national forest in Canby Canal company were filed in
with every accommodation possible.
the county
at ° Oregon
Washington, has been assigned to the Citv
with r, clerk ’s 8 ° office
ffiCe 3‘
re
Splendid
Meals
_
.
$100,00i). It
Cascade national forest as superin ( ity with capital
p al stock of »100,000.
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Com fortable Rooms.
is
the
intention
of
the
firm
to
irrigate
FOR CIG ARS, TOBACi O AND
W EDDERBURN
tendent of road and trail construc­
the land lying between a noint fiv«
OREGON
tion.
miles east of Canby to Canby c o m - ____________
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LI ’N i’II GOODS
W. L. Gilchrist of Albany was cut
prising some e 5000 acres.
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In several places about the face and
Confeciionery and Pool Room
Oregon
pensions
have
been
g
ra
n
te
d
1
t
hands near Halsey when a China
pension
as ’ follows:
follows: A.
A.
Pheasant flew into the windshield of i by
’L the
v P*
n 8‘ on office a
Mr G ilchrist's car with such force as t r
Portland’ i l 5 I H ortenso
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° rCe 88 J - G ott- Portland, $30; Lizzie Randall,
to shatter the glass
The Dalles. $30; William F Reed
W alter Ford. 9. La G rande schoo, Roseburg. $15; Susan Driscoll. Rose?
boy, was dangerously Injured as the
burg, $12; Levi Knorr, Terrebonne.
result of boys playing with a pistol.
$16; William O’Mara, Sutherlin, $12.
He was shot through the neck and
L etters com plimenting the officers
lost much blood before medical a t­
of th e state and showing the relative
tention was obtained
standings of the counties In connec-
tir x n
iv -4 » L
in m e.eth ^ , r t L « ï ï ro8
will meet with those of 10 other w est­
prosecutions and the counties’ pro-
ern states at San Francisoo Friday to
portion of fines collected from Ja n ­
designate the In terstate roads ln those
uary 1 to April 9, 1925, were sent by
states to be uniformly marked as Uni- William S. Levons, state prohibition
ted
States
highways.
IF YOUR money is w orth w orking fo r It is w orth saving
are printed by The P o rt Orford Tribune
director.
Ten were killed In traffic accidents
• ave,| money, deposited in th is bank w orks for you. Open your
Application for w ater rights on the
on the best of paper with the necessary ink and
In Portland during the first four
account in our Savings D epartm ent. Do it today, tom orrow ’you
North Santlam river filed by Robert
months
of
1925,
an
increase
of
three
may forget it— the next day you may reg ret it.
Simpson of Salem will be protested by
m a proper manner. Prom pt attention given to
over the corresponding * f period
v , iuu in
m 1924. .'climi
Salem BU(noritifH)
authorities Tbu»
The city «,»»1
officers
S ta rt a Bank Account fo r your boy. One of the m ost vital
all
orders w hether 100 or 1000 or more.
.Mr 7orn ? e \ X q “ a r " nrs0Uni'rm e0 t
by
lessons k th a t ta u g h t by th e Bank Book. A m arked step in
at police headquarters.
Simpson. If approved by th e sta te en
your boy s life is recorded when you show him the value of a
A total of 34.112 applications for glneer. would Interfere with w ater
Savings Account. .
cash bonus and loans have been re­ rights previously acquired by the
ADDRESS YOUR ORDER TODAY TO
ceived since th e creation of the sol­ municipality.
diers' relief act ln 1921. according to
Ry reason of the proximity of
announcem ent made at Salem by Rrownsville to the Sweet Home dis
George A. W hite, adjutant-general.
trlct, now under quarantine by reason
The old house ---
In which
Homer
••...... iu
'tu t‘1 vi
of ra
rabies among dogs and other ani
Davenport, famous cartoonist, lived In mais, school d istrict No 5” 74 »,
BANDON
re a r’ *8 t0 be “ >« I Brownsville, along with four* other
OREGON
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
down or moved to some other locatlor
nearby districts, was placed under
to provide ground space for a new
quarantine by P. T. Tweed, county
sta te arm ory to be erected thia year veterinarian.
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