The Port Orford tribune., June 24, 1925, Image 1

The Port
Orford
“Out
Ends
W h e re The W est
Covers Northern Curry County
TO RTO RFOROCURRY COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 4 , 1 ^
Voi. 34. No. 7.
.T W O LADIES CLUBS TO AID
FEED ING WAR VETERANS
Fore ! ! !
A t a special m eetign of the Ladies’
Civic club held last W ednesday eve­
ning the ladies voted to join with
the Ladies’ Aid in operating a diningl
room in the Fromm building, to care
for th e visitors during the v eteran s’1
encam pment here in July, and a cor­
dial invitation is extended to all the
women of P ort O rford and vicinity
to assist the two organizations tc
HARRY JOHNSTON DEVELOPING take p a rt in the making a big succes
INDUSTRY THAT WILL PUT
of the undertaking.-
CURRY
COUNTY
TO
F R O N T -L A N D A DAPT­
ED TO
VEGET­
ABLES
AND
FRUIT.
DOING WELL ON
IISON LAKE
TO BUILD SUMMER
HOME ON EUCHRE (R E E K
/. //
SENATOR HALL FAVORS . .-
INCREASE GASOLINE
^ '¿ C c
If you w ant to enjoy a couple - -of . .
7 . ■ >•
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leisure hours, drive-.out to the H arry
A one-cgnt ta x on gasoline au th o r­
Johnston home on G arrison lake and ized by g. uRseiai session of the le g is t
view the acres of Searlo Jum bo .cran­ lature i? the most feasible means of
b -----„
erry vines
Mr. - Johnston
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......v«. has set out raising funds
ium i.r f«
e completion o of
for r-in
the
a t the upper end of the lake. It will the Roosevelt,-highway between Lake
be an interesting visit to anyone un- side and New port, according to Sena
acquainted with the raising of this tor Charles Hall, who addressed the
popular Thanksgiving fruit.
Mr N orth Bend Chamber of Commerce
Johnston or his wife will show’ you last week.
the garden, where they grow veget
Funds raised by an e x tra tax of
ables during the entire year; theii one cent on gasoline, Hall estim ates
orchard of apple, pear, plum and would in three vears, when matched
cherry trees, all bearing; the black with an equal am ount from the fed
berry and loganberry bushes, all era! governm ent, provide sufficient
trelhsed up so the sun and air reaches money to complete' the highway be-
all the fruit, and the wonderful old- tween these points. At the G earhart
fashioned roses, immense bushes m eeting the estim ated cost of th» un
com pletely covered with masses of completed highway between Lakeside
white, red and yellow flowers. The and N ew port was placed at «7 000-
rows of young cedars- growing up as 000 exclusive of bridges over th e six
shelter hedges around the buildings m ajor w aterw ays hot-won
1« ,
are an added attraction to the place* points.
° ' f H e t l U f* ' ' ‘idp
OF
PCS' DfifSRD FINE
Mrs. G. A. Richey and friends
Mrs. Beam and son George of Long
Beach, Calif., were guests of Mr. an.
Mrs. F. F. F orant Wednesday last
who accompanied the visitors to Eu
ehre creek, w here Miss Richey in
spected the property belonging tt j
her brother, Oscar of Tuscon, Ariz. j
with a view of arran g in g to build e
sum m er home on th e same. Th,
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p arty drove from Long Beach to Port
’
O rford in th ree days, and say that R? 3 ? tV E -LT H >C.HWAY PLA CES
the scenery of Curry bounty fa r su r
O PPO RTU N ITIES
AT HAND
E OR THOSE
DESIRING
passes an y thing they saw during
th e ir trip.
TO GET AWAY FROM
H EAT AND BUS­
TLE OF CITY.
LA D IES’ AID ATTRACTS L ARGE
GATHERING— VISITORS
A very larg e
g a th e rin g
lh , (
f t
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X
and Mrs. W. T White Sr
l’ m '
Jam es Lane
’
’ 3 n J M r’
Mr T»m I
m i T In
LanP> v ls,t,n *
his fine
¡7"'” 1 e c.a r' a,i,|e,i to 'b e pieasure
f '
t<,r S° mP’ becau’e 3
f 7 n of
had intended
intended to
to
Ï the numbei’ nan
walk to the creek, and retu rn in the
ame manner, which the Ol,¡smobile
obviated.
Mr. Young had constructed a fine
c . E. MEMBERS FROM
table m a grove n ear his house, and
TH R EE COUNTIES TO
this was covered with, a .bountiful re­
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C A R A V A N TO P O R T L A N D past, which was thoroughly enjoyed”
.
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-
b> ail. The b u stlin g , rustling cars
111 B u t One o f th e T a YO Planes of P a i ’t v
( hristian Endeavor society mem- of almost every description passing
Had
iy
. Been
rv Frozen
, ’A
« in - J o , r , 24
“ 1 D
l ' “ ays—
- 3— A
n i m
i i u undsen
i l l i s v n Tell«*
le ilS n
O f f ''ers frrni th re e co u n tie- will trav el n e a r th i ' borne, or
the
R oosevelt
• • Again—Onlv
* ’ - ^ m U n a & One
€ n leHS
Of 1 i° p,,rtland for tha C hristian En highway, p lain ly ’ showed th at many
D aiing ,sash—Uiri Be ™
Tried
Ameri
can in P arty.
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J
6 Ameil- deavor convention to be held there otbers were pleasure-hound op th is
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1 anL'' 10’ sta rtin g from Marsh- ,!a -v of recreation and enjoym ent
, "eld on the m orning 0( July 3, in an
Th,a brings to mind th e thought
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¡autom obile V caravan.
It is expected of the fa r reaching consequences of
KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen.- i f ) »
radio from steam er H idmdnfi"’ t ,.-h
i - T I ? tb,P. fo,,ow’ng day we th at about ten
som e —-
nr
me
„
some bighw
'.
construction
of ent
the by Roosevelt
1 8 ,-T h e A m undsen-E llsw irth p”o lar ¡ e r S i * m a g n e tk '1^ 0" t ? * ' ° b'
'i’" " ’'18’ f r ° ears,
m aH carry
o fC in
o 0 g 8 caua
ay'
enjoym
th - 'p u h -
21 DHLS IN ICE
FIELDS OF FAB NOBIH AMUNDSEN
FSRIÍ BE1IIBSS
^ ‘ tain the crowd expected to Pori
O rford during the coming encamp
ment of the- U nited- Spanish Wai
veterans.
A num ber of visitor
were present, am ong them being
M rs. W. T. Gillis of Minneapolis
Minn.; Mrs.
Mrs. Wm.
Wm. V
V a arlev
r le v
,.r
Minn.;
of e ‘
Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Ina Christ y, ‘ o
K lam ath Falls; Mrs'. Robert Foeh and
Mrs. K ullberry of P ort Orford.
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Wo«|d Not Ask More.
Then having tim e you will probably '
Senator Hall was of the opinion
be invited to accompany your host
on a trip in his motor boat, to differ- , a t tlle governm ent ihould not b(
en t points of in terest around the a>ke'' f ° r a special appropriation
lake, and notice the several home." which m ight result in a lim itation of
th a t have been built on lots purchased i lie annual general appropriation of
divided am ong the west-
west
inira inr.
from
Mr. jonnson
Johnson during the pasi •>100,000,000 ««viuc.
few months. And if you are looking J™ J»ates. J h e common opinion now
fo r a home s.te fo r yourself, you thT a X o n r i ^ , ?
’D-C-’ ,S th a t exP>°r a ti°n P arty returned to ?h eir also the mete™. ‘
? nd X \ n‘'
° f Dou* laii a ” ' ‘ C«rry '¡c, how it annihilates tiw e, and n X s
hero ea'rTy~toda*y
early today a fte r While flv
n ^ T '? 1
^ t i o n « u n tie s , will
trip.
> .. pleasure of
will notice as you pass the prolific the
t„ t 7 appropriations
3? p r° priakt?ons given
f iven w estern supply base
b ase" here
f k in
in J ’n ete™loKicaI
situation
..... go on the
vllc lr
... travel.
vlavcl. Also
Also the
lnp dis-
,,
-
---- dnvc
----y
aiuci » l i n e liv in g northw
no
c crops
ron s n
. c ^ t s E l . s in
in the gardens „c
of 27
ard we had ‘ob-i Q uitting M arshfield early on the tancB wfli, h °nce took all day, is cov-
is a robberv
robbery of the rich tc an absence
of f v vegetables
of sta te s .s
3osence
or
clays
in
the
ice
»«.nr.
e
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m
ij
vuv
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v««««.
»a
vuv
orning of
of July
J o l v 3 a the
t i,» caravan
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o riered
now * in
lx Olin« the
1-n m ud-w
* a?-
these new settlers, also the rich soil pay the poor.
of the fa r north.
soufirp H i
f
°
aboiit 100,000 m orning
will
ere<( now
n °ne hour;
good w ater, wood and
protection , W ’/ ithout
j 1" 0“ ! a a special
special session
session of
of the
T he re tu rn w as ma l •
8«
n ek”16- ^ 8’ reachl?1K to a b o u t, Ko to Coquille and M yrtle Point, pick- on is replaced by the cushioned s e a t
5 7 ^atu-re. ^un<*8 f ° r the completion o f (-he ewo n ian p „ i
h- k* eu" y 006 li n I
r b’ ,'''l t .’out an y indication of i inK up additional
delegates a t these °F th
e automobile
and the question
from winds, looking out from all
«MUiwoiwi
«uvuiuoune
hsv,’
h the p arty
, Conslf|e " n g the depth dis- two „ places.
The cars will th a en t these
m -ftn o w ‘-•»c
arises.
" w il, the and the question
points around the lake over the won­ of the highw ay between Lakeside and i a ^ d X
two places. The cars will then pro- now
“ will the automobile Iux-
? , haV,ng been <iesert- closed by our soundings, we therefore ceeu to Portland, and it is hoped th a t u r ^
derful view of the Pacific ocean. Y or N ew port would not be sufficient tc 7 To •
re placed, and if so by w h a t? ”
a 6 lce.'Iocked ln the newly dis- th o u g h t it most improbable th a t wc they will arrive there in tim e at at- Kcho answ ers— quien sabe?
will certainly consider it a profitable undertake the work sh o rt of six oi e“
seven vears to cone. Senator H al’ cove. ^ region.
The plane which would find any land fu rth e r north low th e trav elers to attend the open-
and well spent hour.
It m atters but little when thia
estim ates the expense of calling a ' k8" # the 7 e" back to i,afety ha<1 on tb ,s si,le of the pole,
win h T h S T ‘f >kC c? nvf ntion- which change may become possible. Hub
special session of th e legislature T T ? froze".
h“ 4 was f r eed after
Landing at Pole Impossible
be held in the Portland auditor- bard creek will be th ere in all its
JU D G E COKE IS NOT
would not am ount to more than «15,- i
° f Th ard , la r . r.’ U br°u g h t
“ Moreover, there were no grounds n,m th e evening of Ju ly 4.
present beauty, and the "m ît’ T f
CONSIDERING GOVERNORSHIP 000, or require more than a week of ?nK a
’• Lnico,n r‘i,sw orth. the for assum ing th a t ice conditions fur
L. E. A lexander, of Coquille, pres- Port O rford will be miles south of
—HALL STILL FAVORITE
v v iiiu u iic
..
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oi variou s
nations flu tterin g in the breezes, and
S Coke but more recently United th a t the Roosevelt highw ay had either
? civilization’s outpost.
tu m ty for ooservation would appar-
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Port O rford will succeed to the posi­
S tate s D istrict attorney, now a prac been completed or was now undei
Amundsen Relates Dash.
ently have been impossible
We be RUN ( ) r SA I‘MON REM AINS
to which will
it is then
justly
ticm g attorney of Portland, denier contract a t all points except the
The 8tory of tb ® <la r'"K da«h into ' ’'«ye th a t merely flying over the Pole
BR,SK
TH E COLUMBIA tion
Picnickers
he entitled.
r o n n 7 '. i
th a t he is to be a republican candidate stretch
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between Lakeside and New the arctlc re«lon 18 best told in th e w ithout m aking these accurate oh-i
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the thousands an i tk
counted by
•nor next year. Judge Coke’.
Within
two
highw
w or' 1' o of f th
'b e veteran e explorer
who - nervation
nervations s would k have
ASTORIA,
Ore.,
June oo
22.— mi
The crowds of
in
' e
i"> g
ithin tw
n years the . i._
- i aj , words
v n in .A. ...u
- — v been feasible
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...
A
S T O R IA . O
re
Time
‘ l'L
1 l 'b
sw e e’'
lte e r r in
fo r governor
Coke's - port.
port, W
nam e was
|»SS e v iT il CUt ik *khe C° ° e
T "
Bend and th e C alif0 '- T r
T ^ - ° f six brave men '/“ ^ ' ' b e conditions we observed', al- 7 7 of. . s a ' mon in 'b e C olum bia riv e r various northwes ern s S ^ w i l f‘
Bay Times,
nia a line will be completed.
completed
es evidently in the hopes of m
Th,s ls th e description of the Hight bcugh w ithout real significance and 7 . -I ° f f the coast continues brisk relief in the eo,',l . , 7
c
f
dividing the republican support of I A motion to the effect th a t the and ailven tu res th a t attended it, as ’berefore not worth taking a ere-,t G,1Inet boats are m aintaining un
an nvri-
aver- breeze
O‘ lts ° Cear
Southw estern
Judgf
North Bend
Chamber
e„,m n Oregon
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of Commercf
related
by Ronald Amundsen:
to accomplish.
age daily catch of ' nearly 500 pounds.
Coke
Charles Hall,
scheme
suggestion
of Senatoi
river are
are ' doini
in" of
"C
Senatoi
“7 „ “ ' p,aneR
p,a.nes ,e" Kings
BaV a t 5 5 p.
P
*'We , agreed
a * ree' 1 finally
th at,
at, instead
insteai of The
" 7 and
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..a , o but
u t the
m e scuem
e endorse
o ,se the
m e suggestion
K,nf s Bay
finally th
......... tro
. llers off
” ' the
h(‘ rlvp''
' “¡ng O P E R A T IO N O F S T I L l
w ent aw ry and Hall still holds the Hall and express th e ir endorsem ent m” May 21 ’ with a 103,1 approxim at- continuing fu rth e r north, we would eVe" b<' " c r- although they are taking
P U N IS H ABLE BY S E N T E N C E
support
of the
Rail anq
and sa
Sail
tr . 7 ? ’ tbree tons
hv r vzay
A m sterdam !a>
urn •• course by a ro
route
fu r rth
mOre
than Chinooks
. r
— m ajority if he consents at the
..... Road,
,.„u u , n.an
il banquet t<
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v of
z* z-*HI.TVC!titJiii
• a ret —
u te lu
th e e r r n’'’ n m,V
’l
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TO PEN IT EN T IA R Y
to become a candidate as his friends be held a t M
arshfield w
as adontm
Marshfield
was
adonted l '.s,and’
Syrla^t
ocrler r to cross hitherto undis
1 he
to he - of .........
the ... fin
island. At S
vdagt we encountered e o a ast'
st> in orde
undis-
1P f,sh
. « continue
h ' 11’
*' behooves every m oonshiner to he
are hoping he will do.
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p
fog. above which we rose to a height covere»l tracts.
‘ es' quality, with very large salmon eith er w ary or else change his occu­
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j POST.M ASTER ST. D E N N IS
of 3100 feet in order to navigate.
“ Wi' h the planes ice-locked
an 7 '." fea' urinK 'b e run. The silver pation, for the new law. effective
FREED ON LIQUOR CHARGE
parently our »'vaveai
g re a te st aim
difficulty
was si< , are small fish, such as are May 28, makes it obligatory on the
DANCE RAISES FUNDS
Visibility Fine Later.
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cu lt)
et them
a ir again,
' usually taken a t this season of the court
- .......... to - .......,,c
D uring th e next two hours th e to
t0 g g<7.
th e 7 into the air
FOR V ETS’ EN TERTA IN M EN T
impose a a penitentiary
penitentiary sen-
sen-
,y ear, but are exceptionally firm and ' « « upon conviction for ooeratinu
nrve
in — v.-n-A . i
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Situation Obviously Critical
. i The . j situation
. .
.......... obviously
......... .. v criti-
riti-! b T.h t’
v efy «Td m eat-
a still. U nder the old law it was
was
The dance given in Fromm hal’ the Southw estern Oregon
Oregon^DaRv'News'
H°g Wbicb
,l uat)l
until 8 p’
p. m„
and for
fo
Dail v'
7 ,aste
? ted.
m- 3,1,1
as h(, J
'
are bolng ' akpn largely discretionary with the court whether
S aturday evening by the local cham- since it pertains to a form er busines d i« o7smT/r,d4,r of . ' 7 “. -!ourrie-v 'b e con cal, and, with a view to lasting .iniîv
between Tongue Point a'n-
her of commerce was enjoyed by e man of P ort Orford-
' Uslnes 'b'tions of the visibility were excel- long as possible, we reduced our daily b i' wpen , Tongue Point and the sea, 3 penitentiary sentence was im posed
- I I 'b e freshet ,n tbe river apparently and hut few were imposed
large crowd. The music rendered bj
The case of the sta te of Oreo-nr k
. 7 . observation a' 10 P- m. rations a fte r the first day to 300 ‘»q,
g rains each-
each. This
Thia was
was less
less than
than a a I . . ? ° 7 . u l ng
Gross’ orchestra was splendid, and vs.
vs Charles S t Dannie.
D ennis
y r e g 7 o . . r sboyed
showed th
th a a t t we
we were
were too
too fa
fa r r to
to the
the gra,TKR
7 _them
m from
fr° m Proceeding
Prnceedinj
TH E DEI, (O P P K K BOILER
Lakeside who was I h P "1as\e ’ w est- Probably due to northeast winds 7 °“ "' , 3 dav fo r each man ami meant ™.f7 P tbe stream
A A message
message fron
from I
al! remained until a late hour. A p at ossession
n’f n tnv
t - chargcd W'tb above the fog, which prevented us '7 retcbmi? our food supply over twice ? \ declared th a t catche at thal
By M. T. W.
th
a
t
delicious lunch was served by a com w
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How dear to our h earts is the old
in ...; h „ b « ...w
„ A d .eaung
S e i n ' " " « . i , r
«» * ’»
" , n 7 X , " f t S 'V , h X i . d
m ittee of the ladies and was a treat w inter, has been dismissed
W. J tin
copper boiler,
'° ad ‘
Rust, ; justice of the peace,
announced
Jt“
.
"»•« 1.M o u r c o u n t fu rth er e a r. ” 'o n ceu tr.K .1 o u r e u „ e i , ,
J
' 1' , “ ' 8 « fi* 1
of c o u n t When th e tangle of wildwood con­
The cham ber acquired several dol- to<’a
y- f i* • 4.1
ceals it from view;
Mnvo
until 1 o’clock in the morninsr of Mav
an<’
the following 24 dav«; i*
. n ,^ht, returns from day
,a r s vowarn m e expense f .nd fo r
^ v e to dism iss the case was marie 22, when half of our ^ s o lin e w l
we underw ent all sorts of diffir,, tin J ' Kht f,8hin* on the Present tides ar< How sweet to our ta ste is the sp ark -
lifficulties
linir beverage,
of the fickle
tl
* » . «
The present brisk run of salmon i- When we have in our dugout a gallon
or two.
rapidly pu ttin g the 1925 pack out
+ + .y+ + + +4.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ^ j
Tbe ^l.quor^lleg efU o have belong movements. We w ere’ thhn'.boC e’’" S
e S t/ h
nR’ " P P'Xan’ifntp'' 'b ' ahead of th a t of 1024 <>t
a corres-
ponding date.
But sad are the thought
of an
♦C O M M U N ITY f ’H U R C H * of Justice C E M ivh e Pr
art’e lane in the ice, the first of this ,
Though showing signs o f
early intrusion,
M R I H U R ( H i Ben’USt,Ce C’ E- Maybee of N orth ize which we ha,I encountered. We ,tra ,n ’ 'I was
practically un-
II,Y
E
A
R
OLD
YOUTH
Of those th a t would make
++<.+<.++++<.4,+ + + + + + + + + + + + i.i .+
"Jam os Anderson
nttn™
t
1>Pn n6W loWer’ ani1 observed the i , ! ! -
” Ut ° f the Paok of lee to a
in-
Mrs. R
R. G.
G. McKenzie
M cK enzie has
ha< been ap- St. Dennis.
X in h i " s ^ ' X ™ t 'to h e " re w a dW
to i discover
w hether
± * ’7g
pb-
"b ieh Our
we m
had
leveled
W INS GRAND AWARD
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formal
call;
Mrs
Dennis, f failed
^ h lo c ice,
'k ’ice0
i f h X eW
hether SOmt>
diatan"
^ v 'Y
rh V
FOR FESTIVAL ROSE We offpr the best th a t we have
pointed financial secretary for the have the liquor returned to his clien l,
la n d in g P l.J - i Ji
an,i tribulations in this r(.r£ ? ' r ,
nnom
i
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our “arictum,
Community church during the ab- on the grounds th a t the search w ar
,.v , '
.
,"lrk l"K.
mendous effo rt will be told in f
PORTLAND,
June
17.—Jim m y B ut th ey ’re never content till
they
sence of E. F. Wann, who is spending ra" ‘ wa8 iHesral.
Not once 'lu rin g the trip had we qu„nt articles
Ub"P Dunning, 14, and freckled, wore a
confiscate all.
a few months in Alaska.
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,7 Pn. a su ita ble landing place am ong
"On
On June
Ju n e 14 creel
cracks suddenly open i th e 'g r o n ’i'16 tWlay’ ,for hi** ro8e wof'
Charles O erting of Coquille camr ‘
OREGON INCREA SE • “^ ^ T h e r e ^ m e ' ^ ' ^ r w e ^ d i t
kp
Und“
R o s£ f £ u ^
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.... r our fppt-
• ' ‘»b/eat-1
'
e X n e “’’
il"
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m v v
v n i|,n n in i
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w it
IDUriStS
by Mrs. O erting, who has been spend-
sta te in the Union, with the ’p" t were not g ro u n d le ss^ it'p ro v e d " f s c ? ’" ’' P'aCe a '° ng ' be fro ien 8Ur bow to th» abilit’v "th ë''i-,7 ''i " “Ï “ W
mg the past week with her parents exception of four registered in Ore- 'm m c liately a fte r landing on the "In v-
f .u-
io producing the chlm nion d,Splaye‘
’ Ht.and ,n ''ejection our hea ls how-
the Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Smith.
,
during May, according to f.gures " a t e r the N-25 became locked i - d lc iZ Î OÎ t h 8 en ° “" ’* 7 ibi,ity w< Ma' ,a '°e b>au Carl DrosîhW
And M e "
E ig h t members of the Christian
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Endeavor met last T hursday evening
with Miss Birdie Lynch as leader
Miss Lynch had for her subject "The
H urdle Race, Compared to Our Owr
Lives and
aad the
the Obstacles
Obstacles We
We Have
Have tr
tr
Lives
Overcome.” The theme was handled
by the leader in a very convincing
manner.
S?"1p1,led bX S ecretary of S tate Xozer. tw een two m asses of ice while we to m ake »
m,orn , n g o f J u n e 16!
—
0 _ _ * ’
win e r ’ » 5 ° g,lm niprln‘f ° u r next
the m° nth r r e t 7 i n K U g P t p - a- p‘- - e l e a r ^ î ^
* n e a tly '
Total c T ^ T ^ e ^ Southern
, ? e month ,
try ,n g
g et our airplanes clear, reduced lead
w th , ,
. <rrPal,y ,
o rt tim
tim e e the
the whole
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. , ^ " 7 - ' - g * tr
¿ ^ a c r o ^
hay ». Then they take us before some crazy
£ v , k L n the
tbe total
total from
from Janu-
J a n u - , J" " a a sh
»hort
whole ice
ice lane
fu ----------------V
rth er lengthen ihe
U | P^ciOc
? '''
r 7 1 i-8 14,933. California heads the fr°«e tig h t, gripping the N-24.
< We d i s M , ? tb .clea,re'' arPa
w t h i i J 8' ’ rPg,st,ra ti? " s with 34*1; , "O bservations during the night dis- ment keeping on?3 7
• ”-Ur e,' uip 1 to fi
¿ s
» '‘• ¿ u S : ; , «
. h„ rt
.
1412
SP' ° u r
as 87 degrees
good sto
stores
of ( offici
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negrees and
and pood
re <™,i ■ . " k i X 8 m,n,umu
. .v...». oulv ag ain st ¡Stout I um -
tn»,l
C v f IK
?h 7 t" th ^ >|-,ntiB,,t*” We8t longitu,,e’ 80 w a n lM ©"u'/basT
BUDGET IS PLA N N EE
S S
» ^ -ire n .
m eters
As our average speed was g e n M 10 w " T
Services at Community church
dam age, have not been completed it
im liilrio 'M 'ia s’ gh-en^todav’ hv B ri™ '
*n hour, this meant
Sunday. June 28:
kilom eters an hour, this m eant
' '
B uecineT w M h ^ K r t i a l . y h% M arth’
« lie r G enera, H. M. L o ^ r f i ^ t o r O< - i,o mM r e W’" '’ b a'' ”Ut “ “
2° ° ' b A fter an exciting Hight, partly
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
,
,
.
. 1 P-'Dially responsi-
rough fog. we reached North cape . hie
Preaching
services
a
t
11
a.
m
TP(lpr<ll
h-M
rlrrrxt
t
t
.
,
,
‘
at an inquiry made -hortly a fte r
r
’ v .™
b" federal budget, th a t the ccon
northern point of N ortheastland the accident.
D hservalions A re Made.
Evening -e n ic e s at Langlois a t 8 ,m y program for the H-cal year econ
en,I-
“ ’Ye took two soundings a t our e large islán,I form ing th e northeast-
P
T? ',8 M
M 3 90n,r * rv k e - iT''7 ,uno 3®, next would exceet ?I0C
»rvallis—O. A. C. to begin ex-
’andign piece, and found a depth of "rn o art o f Spitzbergen. Our Hight ,
participate,! in by the congregation. 000,000.
-
. hau live study of electricity for farm
3750 m eters.
(Continue,! on last page
I
use.
hut
$100.000,000
T " ■ L i f t " , “...........
“
he’»
—
1 ? ' d,W° ? tPnt*d a ' ' bo ‘ " a tm v n t
th ey ’ve -hr own u.«,
The foy* of
living are p retty wefl
gone;
Th0 we live in a dugout fur hack in
.
Thes< the jungles,
prohi devils won’t leave us
alone.