The Port Orford Tribune
“Out W h ere' The W est Ends"
( ’»vers Northern Curry County
WANTED--SEÏEN
MILLIONS FDfi
PORT ORFORD, Cl'RRY COLXTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JUN E 17. 1925.
SEASIDE WOMAN IS
ELECTED WORTHY M \TRO N
GE OREGON EA STERN STAR
PORT ORFORDANS ’
VIE 10 MAKE SUCCESS ATTENDPORIORFORD
OF ENCAMPMENT LODGE-TAKE WORK
Delegates num bering 355, and rep re
senting 141 chapters with a m em ber
ship of about 23,000, attended the
36th annual session of the Oregon
chapter, O rder of the E astern S tar, in
Portland last week.
Mrs. Caroline Lewis of Seaside, was
PLAN
TR IP
elected w orthy grand m atron, and Dr. COMMITTEES ARE A PPO IN TED MEMBERS
AND PLANS BEING M A DE
M A RSH FIELD
FOR
ANNI
G EA R H A R T MEETING DISCUSSES D. O. W ebster, Portland, worthy
FOR BIG STATE V ETER
grand patren.
Mrs. Mary Alice
VERSA RY CELEBRATION
VARIOUS PHA SES OE RDOSE-
A N S’ CONVENTION IN
Burdette of Knowles chapter, No. 12,
JU N E 25—GUESTS OF
VELT
CO A ST
ROAD,
JULY.
McMinnville,
and
R.
Frank
Peters,
SA T E L L IT E CLUB.
WHICH ALL D E LE
T ualatin chapter, No. 31, Hillsboro,,
GATES DECLARE
became past w orthy grand m atron
’
MUST BE COM
j anil patron respectively, having been .. L ast T hursday „ evening the execu-
PLETED.
The P o rt O rford Masonic lodge
the6
w ofv a I ran?em entS f° : h eld . a reffu!ar m eeting
Saturday
chief officers for the past year.
.u ip portan
u u a n i t guests a at t the
cne conven- ' r (.„ J.n iw 'p 7
e ®ra ^ composed evening, June 13, at which, in addi-
Im
GEARHART, June 13.—The problem tioni included Mrs. Ju lia F. H am m er,, c Omwerce, th e Ci^ic d u b "
v-°" 1 ° / ““l!"® ',n aU ers; work was
o f finding seven million dollars to Past w orthy grand m atron of the | i 2,IrL <c Tu/i 2,2.
C^ b and . m 2® be,d in tbe first l,eS ree for the pur-
finance construction of the Roosevelt M ontana chapter; Mrs. Ada B. Coop-
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e rro m m build- pose of in itiatin g two c candidates
a n d id a te into
coast highway had not been found er, Pa st w orthy grand m atron, Wis- i^fies3" ! can v asV th e cornm‘ttee of *he m ysteries of the E ntered A ppren-
Voi. 34. No. 6
LADIES’ AID ELECTS
MRS. PONTING TO POSITION
OF VICE-PRESID EN T
The I adies’ Aiii met at the Wann
home last Wednesday afternoon, with
Miss Elizabeth Price as hostess. A ftei
an extended business session, durin:
which Mrs. Ponting was elected vice
president of the society to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mrs. M yrtle McKenzie, and the an
’»ointment of Mesdames Axtell, Clin
ton and Ponting as a com mittee to act MILL
ATTEND BANQUET IN
n conjunction with committees from
M ARSHFIELD T H U R S D A Y
the other local socities in preparing
NIGHT— BE AT W ED D ER
to en tertain the coming W ar V eterans’
BURN
AND
GOLD
encam pment. Miss Price served a
BEACH FRIDAY—
lelicious luncheon, which, a fte r all
BRI »OKI N G S
had enjoyed, t h e ' l a d i 'e ^ s n e ^ o ™
O N SAT-
tim e en tertain in g several visitors ad
URDAY.
iourning later to meet this’ Wed’nes-
day with Mrs. E lla Knapn
THRU FRIDAY
“STOP FOREST r iR F S ”
approaching'tour'1 o f " roncernin‘r tbe
About the only definite result
reached was th a t of giving perm an-
en t character to the Roosevelt H igh-
way com mittee of which J. C. Ams-
w orth is chairm an and O. W. T aylor
secretary. The m a tte r was left to
the executive com m ittee to find som e'
means of raising the necessary mon-
the M mnesota chapter.
The representative from P o rt Or-
ford C hapter, Mrs. Louis Scofield, has
returned from attendance upon the
session, g reatly enthused and enjoy
lng the event.
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GATE TO
REPORT ON
ON
DELEGATE
TO REPORT
GRAND CHAPTER SESSION
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N um erous suggestions were made,
Curry
C
hapter
Nc. 135, Order ol
m ost of which were based on the i
1 ors to the encam pment in July.
th a t came up for discussion was the
The week of June 29th to July 4th I mission will reach Coos Bay ’via
It was also decided to give a couple X V
° , t u " '0 a
Mar®,h ' h“S b®en Set asi,le as the ^ co n d a "- RoseburK Thursday evening and will
of dances beforp tflo <( ^
1 HeW to attend th e ir A nniversary cele- nual “STOP FOREST F IR E S ” cam- be quests at a big banquet being te n
to raise funds to cover expenses tha* S
’ ’" k 3
er
Paig” to be observed throughout Or? dered by the Goo,! Roads association
,nav be incurred
expenses m a t the Port O rford members plan to gon, it is announce,! by officials „ f the ° f Coos county. W hether Govemoi
’
<lnv®. 10 Mar shfield to attend the Oregon S tate Cham ber of Commerce Pierce will be a member of the nartv
A rrangem
eeting, leaving
ladinc
t n t v ents were
were made
made fo
fo r r the
the m
m eeting,
leaving here
here about
about 4 4 o’clock
o’clock The
The cam paign,
initiated
by the has not been definitely learned hut
¡ • e S u r i n U ^ n ^ r h o .°.i_th.22®
^ s ^ 0"6 lb ? 1 ° ° Ur
Ur
and retu
« tu r rn
n in
Klam ath
ath County
County Cham
Cham ber
ber of
of"C Com-
om - others
others aside
aside from
from the
the commission
th ® . . a a f?®rnoon’
ftem oon, «md
in g g the
the Klam
same h night, “ a .C
condition
made poss-
lnerco Iast
l a s t year
•-.••- a and
„ .i taken
t n i>— up
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w ill be
ho E
v ditor
.iit^ » E
tp dgar
. i » . - B.
r> P t , iper of the
commodate in the m a t t m " o f T ihle
on,dlt!on ,made
poss mcrce
bv the : wil1
commodate in the m atter of meals, ible
roads sta te bodv will also be observed th is M orning Oregonian, and E ditor B F
ihle by
by the
the g g rea
rea t t change
change m
in the
the roads
to
c - An
^ e r invitation
e e o f '7 l?
° f m 7 m h e r i X m ’ ^ t “ e°; w henI1it ftook yoar. in W ashington, Idaho and Cali-
l >wine of the Oregon Journal, Mrs
1 ..?Tn.r? erce
Gold Baach. Brook’ners. mem bers from out of town all a fte r form a.
B. F. Irvine, and Roderick E Macleav
half the
Local cham bers of commerce an,’ P « a'dent of the P o rtlan d ’ Chamber
though commercial clubs throughout Oregon
Ccmmerce and of the Macleav Es-
have he?n requested to take chargf ta t® comPa n y> Portland and W edder-
At S aturday evening m eeting there * of the ‘‘STOP FOREST F IR E S ” cam- b uln’
, session of th e Grand chapter, which
O u r lo c a l
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,,
n l b v ? t h ' L ei. C T
ViSit i F- fr,om .^rookin5 s- A'-n --s '>aign in th eir respective districts. T lr
The p arty will leave M arshfield
she attended as the delegate from the v;ted to
‘ u s,c a n s ave
organize a band
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I-ane.ois, locally, and a visitor purpose of the movement is to instil' P ar|y on the m orning of Friday, with
P ort Orford chapter.
occasion, -nd a num ber of T the boys from Iowa.
in the mind o f the individual a se n ,,.: the idea th a t it will reach W edderburn
have heartily taken i p the idea
A fter the close of the m eeting the of his personal responsibility in the m tim e for lunch about I o’clock.
p iiii p r r i / r n P PIHIT
members and candidates w ■ ere enter- protecticn of our forest wealth.
Practically at! the afternoon will be
lUni U! LIV Hu HLiLlI
tained by the l adies S atellite club at
spent at W edderburn as guests of the
the 1 r.rne o f Mr. and Mrs. William
Macleav
E state company, going
MCU''| V WFilOFO PHIIDI TQ
McPhillamev.
liL l iL I n L U u L J u u b l L L u
across the river to Gold Beach in the
late afternoon to spend the night.
D eparture will he made early S a tu r
day m orning from Gold Reach for the
south, to inspect th e th ree proposed
A t the annual School election Mon
rbutes for the Roosevelt highway be
day,
David
McKenzie
was
re-elected
YOUNG PORT ORFORD PEO PLE
A nother large consignm ent of lum tween B urnt Hill and Brookings’, and
a m em ber of th e board of directors.
ARE GIVEN TA STE OF REAL
ber having been received the ham- will probably continue on to Brook-
Mrs. Louise Scofield was choser
OLD TIM ES BY CHARIVARI
m ers are again m aking music on the ‘ngs’ w bere a reception will be ten-
clerk
Sabin. :
PARTY— TREA T IS
whn h of » th e board. Mrs. Velma
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T l® P° rt O rfor' 1 Chatnber of Com- W. T. W hite, Jr., building
,lerei1 tbeni S aturday evening bv the
FORTHCOMING.
s T s . « L , . t u „ , L 7 " J „L'; s x
th j ? " i ' v t - 1’
»-
" t " '” '
th e forest reserves and consequently
exem pt from taxation. The subject
was discussed all afternoon in the
shadow of personal politics.
Congressm an W. C. Hawley sug-
gected th a t a strong public sentim ent
should be built up to back th e Oregon
delegation in a fig h t for public funds
In lieu of money, he thou» ht the gov-
ernm ent m ight be induced to give
sections of land away.
Sees No Congress Aid.
F orm er H ighw ay Commissioner E.
J . Adams and now private secretary
of U. S. Senator Stanfield ridiculed
claim s of those who asserted th a
th ey could go to congress and obtain
appropriations. He gave it as hif
opinion th a t no special appropriation
could be got for th e completion of
th e highway
,
. and suggested th a t with
A cting on a tip from one of P o rt *
a‘, \ . coul(1 not ffn e h er tim e co \e r the expense of en tertain in g the
‘ 'bwa.
'
H arry S trahan is filling in and ' !li®
v commission in N orthern
a little patience the sta te highw ay O rford’s younger m atrons th a t some- t0 th e dutles re<Iuiretl b>' the office. United Spanish W ar V eterans lur- g rad
in g his home lots on Jackson C urry C0Vn.tv - 14 is not likely th a t the
commission and the federal bureau thing should be doing, a jolly p arty
e v encam Pm ent b ere Ju ly 23- street.
'
.............. sta te officials will spend more th an
of public roads would work the prob- of fun-seekers last Wednesday even- LITTLE PORT ORFORI) MISS
gnnfi t i m o erQ ° dy c°TPe and have a
C. E. Trum bull and Ed Molloy are a fpw m inutes in any of the localities
lem out. When the conference assem- jng, gaO ered around th e home of Mrs.
S>VPP®r Wi ' ,b ® S/ rVed by a s h in g the H atton Service station of this spct''u"-
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY u l ' , t m
bled the tem porary organization was Chi stian a From m where they sus
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the ladies. Music will be furnished and harness shop tow ard completion"
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made perm anent on motion of O. E . , pieioned a p air of young honeymoon-
Miss V irginia Larson entertained by G ross’ orchestra.
Fred
Scofield
has
his
new
cottage
PLANT
GF c. & o,
K ratz, ot A storia.
ers to be in hU in ...
a num ber of her friends at her hom(
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on the place, he recently purchased
LUMBER COMPANY
P resenting the present physical con-
A fter a short siege and a heavy ! Tuesday afternoon of this week, th(
from R. O. Sm ith, well underway.
dition of th e Roosevelt highw ay, H. bom bardm ent of the place by all the occasion being th e little g irl’s eighth
CLOSES AT BROOKINGS
H enry Axtell is keeping a crew of
B. V anD uzer of the sta te highw ay implements used on such occasions,: birthday. A fter the little ladies had
men busy on his new th e atre build-
commission said no funds were in such as dinner bells, cow bells, tri onioyed them selves playing games
Word reacheil P ort Orford today
s 'g h t to complete the section between angles, dish pans, cans with rosined Miss V irginia’s m other served a de-
th a t th e entire plant of the C alifor
N ew port and the Coos county bound- strings, w ar whoops, etc., the citadel licicus luncheon, capping the same
nia and O regcn Lumber company, in
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cry, 87 miles. Unless new sources surrendered, the doors were throw n ’v'-h a gene ous supply of straw b erry
Southern C urry and N orthern Del
Charles Jam ieson has two trucks
o f revenue are supplied th e construe- open and “Cotton” and Frances came shortcake and whipped cream,
N orte county, has close,1 down, and
tion of this gap m ust
be deferred forth to join the “G ang,” in an as-
Upon bidding th e ir little hostess making three trip s each dav, deliver
all operations have ceased indefinite
ly. The shutdown is said to have
m any years.
sault on an o th er “Dove Cote” lo- sroodbye, the children declared they ing logs for the W estern W hite Cedar
been occasioned hv t h e present con-
S7.000 000 Alreadv Spent.
cated a t th e home of Bob F orty, where bsr' enjoyed a grand
and glorious Co., from, his camp on U pper Sixes.
M. T. W right and Sons are hauling
lition of the lum ber m arket which
.
.,
,
,
’ .
Charles McGill and bride were finallv tim e.
the
W
hite
Bros,
logs
from
Denmark
t
’
“
rKe
attendance
b
a ; ' b(
Thus fa r there has been spent on foreed to purrender to th e im portunj.
Those presen t: the Misses .Tepr
with three trucks
, ‘
combined F lag and Children’s ml„. n een, very bad for a long tim e.
tl he highw ay approxim ately $7.000. ties of tbe invaders.
G Rings, Joy McKenzie, Marie I.ind-
f , . day exercises held in the Community The C. <?• O. company has been oper
000, and it win require a sim ilar
.
.
Emory W hitw orth is ha.,I,’»»
hauling foi church )ast e abbatb
atin g steadily for the past several
am ount to complete the total length
a< C harne came forth v.nth the herg, M argaret Sabin, Fay Tlibbcy George Quigley from U pper
Sixes.
vears, and for the past two years has
A
splendid
program
was
rendered
r f 407 miles, or a total of $14.000 000 ? su"' and "fec ssa ry w herew ithal and B etty Gillings, Ruby Purdin and Miss
Floyd C offe't has his contract for
been tu rn in g out redwood lum ber en
th e ___
little folks
an average cost of nearly $40.000 a lnatructed the crowd to take t h e Audrey
m
- Sutton.
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a carload of m yrtle logs for the Ma- by „„
, ,, consisting of recita- tirely. The shutdown throw s between
mile. Bv the close of 1926 the road selv®s/Town to B o b s place. His orders
.
,
Spe
k •
south of the north boundary of Coos *'ere ■’»»mediately acte.l upon and the
"® chl' d
®1' tJ V,®lve b°tw ^ n cleay E state company of W edderburn «¡n i music bv the young
peoples’ ch o ir- 700 and 800 p e o p le out. o f em ploy
countv to the California line will |,P fun-seekers tak in g w ith them th e ir b®. a 7®i.
t ( P and fift«en ln the about filled.
•1 solo bv Mrs. C arter, followed bv a ment. and it will he ouRe a blow to
F rank C arter is hauling logs from
r-ad in g bv Mrs. Lo's O erting, “The the business life of Southern Curry
finished or under contract. At the fo rm er, captives, adjourned to the
’ ?CCOrdlng U pner Sixes fo r George Quigley.
N am e of Old Glory,” by Jam es’ Whit county.
sam e tim e the road will be finished , R ° ^ ’ w bere, w ith ;ce cream su n d ae
an ,n estig ato r.
Several whaling boats from the comb Rilev.
president
w. C. R'henack and
‘
north from N ew port w ith the excep
" r fbe ad |t S soft drinks and cigars
tion of a gap in the northern p a rt of ^or tb ? bo.ys ’ a P e a s a n t hour was
*’* * ’* * •♦ + + + + + + 4 .4-4-.•< •S-S-.-4-+ T r'nldad, Calif., station have been in
Then a flag son»», drill and rtn»» A ssistant R. T. Bourn.' t f the above
the harbor the past. week.
s v m - .a n v m s s e d through Port Orford
Tillamook county.
sppnt
,w ,sh ,n ^ th ?
"®?dv. w®d’ t Catholic Church Services .t
The Sealion H unter, Captain Wm. salute by the children, a fte r which northbound about 10:30 this morn-
ded couples all the best th a t th is life 4.
x H unter
the
audience
standing
adjourned
in
in command, left the bay to
Colonel Cyrus A. Dolph, of P ort- could provide.
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s’n-'ing “The S tar Spangled Banner.” ng, afte r spending a few days in
day, northbound.
land,
a
retired
arm
y
officer,
spoke
«*
„
The church was beautifully decor Brookings. Mr. Ribenack has his
7*2 “
“ ,ny ° " ‘ce r> !' p0K]e
A t a late hour,.and
hour, .and a fte r m:
many an
By Rev. F ath er LeMiller.
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of the highw ay from a m ilitary stand- earnest h
had be?n px
ated with flags and flowers, among ' or,,,, osrt.ers in San Francisco, while
Tb.» new building will receive some AN OLD RESIDENT
point
saying th a t regardless of some other nf our yo 1 fo)k ssed th a t
the la tte r an immense basket of June Mr. Bourns is located at North Bend
■
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---- ” . Rdk would finish'ng touches cf carp en ter work
w hether it was constructed nrim
prim arilv
arily
he is also the local head of
GOES TO VERNONIA lilies th a t Mis. Smith brought from •8p
fo r m ilitary purposes it would of
*7 op.p o rtu ™ty for a ,h « thirtl week of June, and a fte r re-
th e ir Coquille home. A g reat many the Stout Lum ber company.
renewal of the occaslon. tb e happy l i v i n g a coat of paint, and the trim -
necessity become a m ilitary highw ay crowd went homeward.
The m any friends of Charles H of our town people kindly furnished
ing up of trees and r e a r in g of brush pearse will regret to learn th a t he has lo w e rs for decorating the room, and NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
in case of war.
And a stra n g e r „ standing
w iim u ik
ov
m s fmm
r,»,u the
t o e stre
s t r e e e t and
a n o lot,
lo t. will
w in make
maicp on
on-
i s / -
.
, . ,
by
his
• heir kindness was highly appreciat-
W illiam Duby, chairm an of the auto at the curb, a fte r listening to the of the
VISIT BANDON LODGE
beautful sites in the town of disposed of Casa Loma, his home on
th e beau
by all atten d in g the exercises.
Middle Elk. and is intending to go to
sta te highw ay commission,
said: joyous voices and laughs floating Gold Beach.
Vernonia, Oregon, to reside.
“ This is now the m ost im portant back to him. rem arked, “ I t’s
Thursday evening a p arty , consist-
road unfinished in Oregon and we good old world in P o rt Orfonl.” any- th S " m o n t h B r o l k ' n g i i n ^ ^ 1 7 ^ V * f£' ' " ily
N EW LYW EDS s h o w e r e d
ng r f Mesdames Fromm, Ella Knapp,
could no more stop its construction w a v ”
i r i i u ’ u
u
i
\ n^° Middle Elk _0 \e a r - aero, and
WITH NUMEROUS GIFTS Rachel Marsh Kate Leneve, Temper-
-
y’
and Gold Beach are hereby announced through hard work had built up a
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»nee Aiken, E. Lindberg, E 'sa Port end
Governor Pierce was _______ wa‘"
«ootn. 8
8
_______... » - i’PauP ful heme, which was broken up
Ia« t M onday evening a num ber of >oa Chr'st.v. member of Battle Rock
bv Jefferson Myers who s u X ^ t e form er 'h airm a n of the sta te high- a t 7V m S r e a r l v ho^r 2f h e g i^ n ^ g
u 7 77"
“
S’ P®3r8®’ « 7
V ® * ° f M r'
MrS’ G®° r ir c ,'‘ No’ 3 I7 ’
a «Peclal In-
th a t «II th e West»™ t 7 t ‘2 J 1**®81®. w av commission, who said th a t 2* Rr / Tb ®
hour of beginning wh0 had become a universal favorite H om m , surprised them with a wed- vitation m eeting of S eas..... Lodge
Eh h in l t h e i r r e ^ e n ^ H v h ’ ‘
henceforth the m ajor work in sta te
®*2 * ? * h ’t V™' ® "? CeSS.ary f°.r an‘l frlen<l of th e entire community, -hng shower. A fter presenting the No. 662, N eighbors of Woodcraft at
behm l tn eir representatives in con- hj(rbway buildinR m ust be the com. ¿„,,1
^V ore™ non1'*"6
, Tbp b®st wisbps
his P ort O rford young couple w ith useful presents Bandon.
An csoeciallv
pleasant
gress and obtain appropriations eom-
friends goes with Charlie to his new Ihe visitors served light refreshm ents, evening is reported by the visiting
m ensurate with the large areas of pletion of tbe road’ f airness to the
L ate Mass at
Gold
Beach is home,
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'ladies.
land th a t are being held in federal coas coun r\ , eman r e 1 and econ- scheduled to bggin five m inutes before
G rade crossings are unknown in
it. “The road noon, or a t 11:55 a. m.
reserves.
; omic reasons required
V " “ U', **;
G reat B ritian.
Radio fans in the United S tates are
Equal Tax Yield.
u j" fP th . ’ , / h T ’h
»• i r
Tb’ re ’« "ufficient seating capacity C LU B S BAZAAR AND DANCE
x
/ x * * * * . . . . . -°7................................ far b etter off than they are in Ger-
BRINGS
IN
LARGE
SUM
This, same idea was expressed by ed S ta te s ”
* ' "
6"
and p' enty
room for visitors who
f
c
for about
, 3t()00()00 Ro,d
Senator Stanfield who gave it as his
o
”
,
... .
„ wish to be present a t the Sunday
opinion th a t the governm ent should
Sonl® J 0 . , T
hav® to b® budt noon ’ «rvice in Gold Beach.
The Civic cluh held a special business ♦COMMUNITY CHURCHt m arks, which equals approxim ately
appropriate an am ount equal to th a t ?V®r ’ . 18 8? ‘d ’ becaui'« beavy traffic
A booklet fo r the Bandon church meting last T hursday afternoon to 4-+4--{-4-+ + + +++++»M »+++++++++++ *3.000,090 in our money, is paid the
Sunday June 21
German post office departm ent each
which the lands would yield on the ,s y Pann,t them out. Y et he held this and the C urry County Catholic Mis- check up on the bazaar and dance
ta x lists. One reason given bv him a 2 benefit, for th e more
m°.T they W®r®
? r®C®M of * p« p a™tion
and • held on June
sum of $135.85
Sabbath school’ a t“ ” o’clock a m 7 7 niariv^fiOO o ' m "rT X
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for the failure of the sta te to finance tra v e ^ and the more they were worn, will be published durin< the summer. was reported as the net proceeds. A
Preach services a t 11 n’rlnrk
m »n r-
i
r a ,I ° «uhsenbers
th e e n tire 'c o st of th e 1 road wUhin tb ® rich®r th ® 8tat® beCam® Tb® Boain®«
a « •*»"< » * 1 ^
Portion of this am ount h to be used , u 7 Z 7 “T h 7 F e a U
R » ! ' nV K
and1 ®a; h " " « J *
next few years is the heavy increase sp®a,t" ®*.P{*88,*d tb * h°?® th ? i
°"Aer to insure the ¡" p u ttin g a new fence around the Thoughtless Neglect ”
Irtthout f l r s t ^ i r i n J " a " li^ n ’ T“ ’’0
m ight be found to close the gap publication of the sam e w ithout ex tra cemetery.
Youn»» Peoples’ meeting T h n rd a v
" 1 8®cur,nar a ,ic.e nse from
of the cost o f m aintaining the roads w ay ....................................
cost to the mission churches.
The club has decided to take a va-
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’ ’r0V®rT’m®n t ia Puniah-
already completed. This cost, with on the coast line road.
betterm ents, has increased from $1,- .. Cha.r I?*
of ‘V.a 2 !b ? ,W ’ °.n®
,A *h o rt h ,rto ry of P3-’* »n<A present cation for a few m onths, so no more Bertie Lvnch. subject “ Life ’ As i able by a substantial fine.
000.000 to $2,250.000.
th ® onB' ' n a’ R ^ e v e l t H ighw ay boost- mission work and a regular schedule m eetings will be held until fall.
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Tsao Kun, president of China, was
ers, urged courageous prosecution of of services will m ark th e main
Evening sendee a t Langlois a t 8 nt one tim e a cloth m erchant’s ap-
The relative value of the coast high 1 th e work.
featu res of th e booklet contents.
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