The Port Orford tribune., July 15, 1925, Image 2

THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE. PORT ORFORD, OREGON, W EDNESDAY, JU L Y 15, 1925.
THE PORT ORFORO TRIBUNE,
W. E, HASSLKR,
M anaging Editor.
G. W. Norton
Local Representative
PU B LISH E
Subscription,
OREGON IS A LEADER
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STATE NEWS
COUNTY COURT
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Salem— April building perm its ag-
gregated $268,675.
W arranty Deeds.
in county libraries
♦
J,
♦
Oregon is
fifth
am ong
the,
i sta tes providing county library ser-
vice for its citizens. Eleven counties
■ in ^he sta te
LUMBER ORDERS LEAD
RECORDS OF LASTYEAR
history before enjoyed a period of
, such activity as th a t which ended w ith
the passing of June a few days ago.
A ctivity To Continue.
As to the imm ediate future, th e
prospect is for continued activity on
an unparalleled seasonal scale. This
CONSTRUCTION FOR 1925 P R E ­ is th e view of Wilson Compton, secre­
ta ry and m anager of the association,
DICTED TO TOP 1924—SOFT
who has ju st concluded a nation-wide
WOOD
C O NSUM PTION
survey of conditions in the lum ber in­
dustry.
GREAT IN EAST.
E ntered at
k- , . p .
m
f
r
to n , north half of block 53, of the I
m e twenty-five states having
ford at second class mail m atter under
Klam ath Falls— Menefee Company l()Wn of p o lt O rfort, $- 0
, some county lib rary service only ten
“ Lumber sentim ent in the east
the act of March 3, 1879.
to build la rg e r p lan t to replace burned
ir;,.h» ,,r ....... G rants.
Right-of-way
! ¡» ce d in g Oregon, have eight or more
_
i south and north.” Mr. Compton a--
Modoc Point mill th a t cut 150,000 feet
John F. Adam«, et als, to C urry I t b“n b .handT1i.ng_,,readinK m a tte ^ on
\\A SH IN G T O N , July 11.—A nother serts, “is distinctly hopeful. I have
Advertising Rates.
dally.
v u rry ! this basis.
asis.
In all, th ere a re about high rc -ord has fallen—th a t of the ju st returned from a trip through
vi
i r,
i-
. county, Oregon, rig h t of way across
asl-
s;
Made Known on Application
M edford—Building perm its fo r past L obster Creek from the en,j of the 200 counties
unties in the United S ta te sv o lu m e of building
construction, those sections. The volume of soft
residents may e“
enjoy
this ser- Mea ureu
ured oy
by tne
the gauge of lum ber pro-1 wood consumption in the A tlantic
roui m onin.-total $170,288.
present road known as th e old Tom
J°y lnls
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925.
Eugene—New , -story Eugene h o te l¡sm ith Place.
! ' '.c,e' California leads the nation duction, the alm ost unbelievable re c -! coast territo ry is trem endous and out-
° Pv eU
A .
♦ , . ,
o
P atent.
C k
3 C° ’J ntleS " l ulPPed for this ord volume of building last y ear has! side of New York is g re a te r than it
Marshfield C ontract let for Stout
ct«*». ♦ w nlf
r m il 1
been topped, month for month, during was la st year.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.
Lumber Company three-m ile logg-ing ...S '1 te States, to W alton F. M illerj The county library, through its cen- the first h alf of 1925.
“And w hatsoever ye -hall ask in road.
“Building contracts aw arded for the
acreZ ln Sec- 9’ TwP- 36> S- R ’ 13> tra l office and branches, h d p s to
my name, th a t will I do, th a t the
Canby — Canby Canal company W ‘ W
,
.
F ath er may be glorified in the Son. formed to irrig ate 5,000 acres.
Satisfaction of Mortgages,
If ye shall ask anything in my name,
Smith River Bank, to W
A storia— F irst shipm ent of Royal
th a t will 1 do.”— (W ords of Jesus
Chinook salmon weeks ahead of other e t ux, satisfying th a t certa
<>n one have
y prairies,
who honk.
but for this for this . correspondent,
“shows a two i in the northeastern states,
from Gospel of John 14: 13-14.)
seasons
« a g e H earing date the 1st day of No- ! inight
no access"to
•
■
vem ber, 1921.
! schools lave
an I no h access
l * to “ b' “ ~ S tores’ Pe r cent • increase
over production dur
schools
P ortland—C hristian Science church
, , and
. . churches
.
are .generally in the first 26 weeks of 1925 and a
CAPITAL PU M SH M EN I.
Rrookings S tate Bank, to J. S ,
Non-resident aliens coming
to
to cost $100,000 to be built in Laurel- T hornton,
et als, satisfying th a t cer-' th e 'b o o k s? "a n .l the*1\ u r a ” bUt- ”n ’° f 4 ,1 -pe-r c? n t’ increase over the sim ilar Am erica to lecture and w rite articles
hurst.
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ue-
Columbia river ports shipped 122,- ^
^
^
^
and Parcel post enable mail
the de-
11- period of 1923.”
would be required to file a sworn
“A hundred anil fifty years ago,
Plenty of Orders.
our
during
April'
o
^
S
e
p
te
m
b
e
r
,
1919
brary
to
send
books
(|i
t
,
to
statem en t of the purposes and inten­
240 different offenses were punish- 918 barrels of flour
n g n u A
pril, 1 cnTiiu”
Brookings
Bank,
° r d e r s . have m01'e th an kept step tions under the term s of a bill to be
able by death, ’ w rites G eorgiana wheat shipm ents since m n Ja
a ry
„
i S tate
r
•“ “"?{. to A. C.| individual in the county, 'i n somel
some wjtb production.
Lockwood in the June num ber of the have been 23,599,678 bushels.
S m ith, et us, satisfying th a t certa i” j states, book autos, and trucks make
introduced soon. Its sponsor, Repre-
(easide— Modern $50 000 fireproof if m . ^ kiou
1 th 23
V repuIar t n Ps over the county w ith a
Cum ulative orders received durin g | ten tativ e Tinkham, of M assachusetts,
N ational Republi.
Seasi
” y’
large collection of books, th u s bring- tbe first h alf of 1925.” the association says, V ast sums of money have been
“ In colonial days Connecticut made the a te r to be built here this year
Assignments.
ing to the door of the farm er a good. finds> “were more than 5.6 per cent, sPent to affect color, shape or even
blasphemy or cursing a parent a 1 Eugene— Post office receipts for
M C. selection of reading m a tte r for every g rea ter th an orders received during I suffocate the norm al and spontan-
capital offense.
, April were $10,574,.06, 19 per cent u a C. E. Spangler, et ux, to M.
wkins, one-sixth in terest in and to j member of the farm fam ily
the first h alf of 1924, but less than 1 eous expression of public opinion in
“ In Kenticky little more th an a ° 'e r last April,
certain notes.
|
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! per cent g re a te r th an orders received this country on profound political is­
hundred years ago, nineteen separate
Coos county buys $7,000 worth of
Proof of Labor.
during the same period of 192.3.
sues, economic policies, institutional
offenses were punishable by death, heavy roadm aking machinery.
George
W.
Curry, $100, improve­ t SIXES NEWS BRIEFS t
“The progress of hum anltarianism ' Oregon claims one of the lowest
In other words, the lum ber industry principles and social problem s.”
is indicated by the fact th a t today infant death rates in the United i m ents on th e Elk River claims.
♦ , ,. . . . . . . . . . . .
.j. of th e United S tates has never in its
Louis Sparling, annual assessment
only two or three atrocious crimes I States.
oi umou 5( aq uoos [[ im ip n a g p[of)
r„ „ i Grove and
__ i fam
r ily
-i came dow
,
are generally punishable by death ini Newport— City will lay five miles of w ork done on the claims known as the 1 Lari
n! I .—
the states of the American Union, and paved walks and streets this
PORT ORFORD
Com ing Hom e
in a number of sta te s capital punish-! Portland— Already 1,000,000 pounds c b jnev Creek
I ; 1 ritz h u g h and fam ily over the
LODGE
F ourth.
ment has been abolished.
j of wool stored in W estern Wool w are
to Roost
D an . Rowlan,
$200 on “ Wild Cat.” , Sixes had one wreck on
_
„
A. F. & A. M.
the
“New York led the way in substi- house, and possibly 5,000,000 pounds
tu tin g electrocution for hanging as; W'H come later, w aiting for active'p T . J Newlun, $400.00 on the Elk- F ourth, but no one was hurt. Ed
No. 170
: n claim.
! L inburg ran into a car, wrecking his
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
a more humane method of execution, m arket.
i.o . W. Brown, $100 on the B la c k ,own car, but little dam age was done
Meets second S a tu rd a y . of each
Twelve states have followed her ex- Medford— City votes $185,000 bonds
D e a n o f M e n , U n iv e r s ity o f
m ontMr ??S!t,nK bridhern welcome.
'to the other car.
ample.
Illin o is .
WALTER SABIN, W. M.
UUH perm it. ,b ™
. , L 1 for first of $500,000 high
W , school.
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W orshipful M aster
a capital offense to choose betw een1
takes
4,600,000
feet
of
lumber
to
A
t-
- , ..
- - - . . Axtell, assessm ent work o n ' Point
*
JO H N F. GILLINGS, S ecretar j
TAM
convinced
th
a
t
we
pay
for
most
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shooting and hanging. Nevada ex- lant,c P°rts -
ti " Elk
River claim.
i m
, ,,
_ ,
of our experiences ln life—good or
Roseburg-
C -o. W. Axtell, assessm ent work e
p MrS’ A edT nd W®re ° Ut
ecutes with lethal gas.”
I Roseburg—Government
sells 22,-
the Elk River claim.
! f r ° m .th ®, 9.ape Saturday.
bad. Sometimes It Is possible to “get
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i 000,000 feet tim ber fo r $43,521.79.
•
CURRY CHAPTER
S . S ' ” «hy “ lrt,ra W uway with things,” but not often.
, s ta te bas loaned $383,461.19 to C c„. W.
NO. 135 O. E. S.
Chickens do come home to ro o st; we
♦
+ farm ers for seed w heat.
c. i he Elk River claim.
R egular m eetings,
Bill M atheny and Lon M ontague are paid ln kind ln this m ajority of
t
YOUR HEALTH
1
W. Axtell, assessm ent work on visited th eir fam ilies on the Fourth. eases for whatever products, physical
third S aturday
f ++++++-8 + 4.++-8+++.I.+++*+++.!.+
THE COMING THOUSANDS.
the “ Pearl A.”
of each month.
Ed Porterfield w as h u rt badly in or spiritual, we dispose of.
1
V isitors always
It was no m istake when the s ta te C. W. Axtell, $200 Blue Bird Placer, a wreck the F ourth of July. He had
“With w hat m easure ye mete, It
CHILDREN’S DISEASES.
1
welcome.
highway commission determined to and Surprise claims.
his jaw broken and it is feared th a t shall be measured to you again,’’ the
W hat is a “children’s disease” ? build the Roosevelt highway.
MRS. MYRTLE McKENZIE,
he will lose one eye. Both cars were Good Book says, and very often the j
W arranty Deeds
Plainly, one which is so catching and
It is 407 miles from A storia to th e
W orthy M atron
to
tally
wrecked.
Five
persons
are
in
Good
Book
is
rig
h
t
so widely distributed, th a t most of California line. It is 90 miles bv theT, N. B. Moore, et ux, to C urry County, th e hospital a t M yrtle Point from the
MRS. FLORENCE PONTING,
When I first knew Mrs. H erm an she
us get it before we are very obi. Redwood highway from Crescent
«?9nnnn
"*
° Way effects of th e wreck.
was a sprightly old lady living ln her
Secretary
Among the most contagious of these City, California, to G rants Pass, O re- P
’„.T1“00/ 00-
Zumwalt B rothers are haying this own comfortable little house on
diseases are measles and chickenpox, KOn. Placed end to end with su ffic- BaV1S Wlutes!de- et ux> to Curry week.
Church street. She had an Interest ln
which very few of us escape, and ¡ent space to enable them to o p erate C‘ :n tv ’ Orel<on. 1-44
acres
for
the store which her two married song
Coffelts
went
to
Roseburg
the
which most of us get either before we enough automobiles are now owned rirht-of-w ay purposes, $1100.00.
were conducting, her husband having
F
ourth.
Woodmen of the World
go to school or soon a fte r we s ta rt. in Oregon to make a soli,I line of, C alifornia & Oregon Lumber Co., to
ki v , M rs’ Robert Sm ith gave a dinner been dead for some years. She was
W. O. W. Camp 609
O ther diseases
like scarlet fever, cars fron, A storia tf) the C alifornia Frances E. H arrill, inf io
± t ° Pc Z X KL Oorn g ,liPchh lMren: We
t J a " d K e ' F o r t y , *Crawfo7d I m R h active and Interested ln everything,
Meets F irst Friday of each month.
and especially ln her two daughters-
V isitors welcome to our camp.
in-law.
r
point' ft is proba\ ,
e
£ V sam
^
W. J. SABIN, C. C.
Misfortune came upon her finally.
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
grow old^r we are ap t to develop re- th a t more f° re,gn cars are on t h « ' -
Brookln^ -
Her two sons died one afte r the other,
fine time.
through highways in this tourist sea-
^ borton, et als, to J. W. W a tts ,1 The straw b erry season is over for ,'he widow of the younger remarried
sistance to them so th a t we often son than there are Oregon cars. T his
>n Section 6, Twp. 41, S. R. th is year
shortly, the estate was not so larpe
keep from having them altogether.
was unanimously agreed by m em bers, ’ W W”
as had been supposed, and the old lady I
BARBER SHOP
We never become resistant to the of the highwav commission party on
Quitclaim Deed,
was left ln not very comfortable clr- j
first two— if we never happen to have a trip from G rants Poss to Salem,I D an Connors, et ux, to Macleav
cumstances. She was getting pretty !
S uits cleaned and pressed
them in childhood, we are alm ost sure Monday, observing the relative num - E state Co., one cabin situated on the
feeble by this tim e; she needed ntten- i
ROY OSTRANDER
to get them the first time we are ex- her of foreign and local cars as th e y south Bank of Rogue River, at In-
tlon and sympathy and daily care. It 1
posed, no m atter how old w’e are. journeyed.
Idian
Creek
a as not 6afe or feasible for her to live j PORT ORFORD
Fisherm en’s
Village,
OREGON
Many of the men who went to arm y
n It was actually
n concluded
i i i ai
alone.
that i. m ore, c»n on
camps a t the beginning of the war •
Few people who keep hens or eat
Angle,
the
wife
of
her
older
son.
M ortgages
came from small, isolated communi­ ( alifornia than Oregon cars w ere
eggs realize w hat a big th in g the egg could have furnished all these things, i
to say In nothing
1
from other states
a d d i t i o n of t h ca
e r rs
e e W arre" H °8k»ns, et ux, to Curry I l,n d u str>’ ¡s- The U nited S tates pro- hut it would hove m eant some saerl-
ties, like the m ountains of Ken­ encountered,
THE
. t
vn
I w
1 ’a n k ’ lot 1 in b,ock 2- of duce8 aboat 2,000,000,000 dozen eggs (ice, and this she did not care to make.
tucky and Tennessee. These men had w o re c a r s frmr ' J
OPTICAL SHOP
never been exposed to some of these l a t e in su c h nnml - r ' fn. i t
" second ad<1,tlon to the town an n u a> .v; but China, the la rg e st pro-1 There was an old ladles’ home twenty
DR. a . M. SIMMONS,
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. . produces
.
diseases, because never in their lives sta te in such numbers, for instance, ,,f Gold Beach, $566.00,
ducer
world,
more! I miles away. She could be sent there,
O ptom etrist
had they come in contact with very as six from Iowa, five from N ebras­ E rn e st I . S titt, to Bud McVay, e‘ th an c,000,000,000 dozen. Before the} The arrangem ents were all made with-
H artm an T heatre Bldg.
many people. As a result, o ut­ ka, 41 from W ashington, three from al„ all property owned by me and v o i i v a t lui.-sia was the la rg e st egg- ->nt consulting Grandmother nerm nn,
Bandon
Oregon
breaks of “children’« diseases” were New York, and proportionate n u m ­ standing on record in my name, in producing country in the world. Rus- .ho knew nothing of the proceeding
one of the first things th a t happened bers from other states, and many ca rs the records of Curry County, Oregon, M.i ias dropped below China and the until the carriage came to take her
when camps were established. Dur passed th a t were not counted.
as o f date, th a t is situated in Section United S tates.
i way.
ing these outbreaks usually every-' There are 1,200,000 cars in Cali- 5, Tw p. 41, S. R. 13 W. W. M„ $4500.
In 1923 China exported more than
DR. ARTHUR GA LE
I: was n very sad and disappointed
hoily who had never had the diseases fornia. All enormous number of th e ir
\\ . J . Ward, et ux, to Curry County 91,754,000 dozen eggs, eith er in the >ld Indy who left the house to which
Physician and Surgeon
came down with them. The police- owners are going, now and hereafter, Bank, 136.53 acres in Sections 25-36 shell or preserved in some form. Of •he had gone w he- she was married,
Office
in Ellingsen Building
men ot Edinburgh, Scotland, are re- to come North to spend their sum in Tw p. ,38, S. R. 14 W. W. M., $2500. this total 24,000,000 pounds (pre n which her children had te en born,
Phones, Office 351. Res. 352
cruited largely from small Highland I m cr vacation. They won’t go south
served)
representing
about
12,000,000
Satisfaction.
n which her husband und her little
villages.
I’here usually are one or into the terrific heat. They won’t go
BANDON
Brookings S tate Bank to A. H. dozen in the shell, w ent to the United girl had died, and ln which she had
OREGON
S
tates.
two police recruits in (he hospital in mto the deserts to the East. T hey l ine, et ux, satisfying th a t certain I
men surrounded by all the cherished
.
Edinburgh with measles or chicken- can’t go West, because of the ocean. mortgage bearing date the 22nd of
T r he
United
're.isures
of
her
m
arried
life.
10 b n,te,l S tates exports only
pox.
j about .30,700.000 dozen eggs, and im
Their inevitable object is North, and. March, 1922.
She lived only a little while; the
CURRY COUNTY
J u s t because most of us must get i" the sum m er season, they are, and
C hallel M a r tt a n .
| , p o r t s from
12.000.000 to 15,000,000 tmosphere and the surroundings ln
these diseases is no reason for being will continue to he, coming hv th e
Weston Zumwalt, et als, to F r e d ' d° Z‘ n’ ' n. Preservet' form. These large he home oppressed her and mnde her
Abstract and Realty Co.
in a hurry to let our children have thousands anil tens of thousands.
— ...
she would have
Has the only set of abstract books
Sholield, 10 head dairy cattle, being impiiiaa'.i ns ti ii-i to depress the price nhappy. Possibly
them. Measles and whooping cough,
of A merican eggs in the American one Just as soon If she had been able
in Curry county.
The conclusion is inescapable— a on Sixes River, $500.00,
lor instance, are very fatal in young second through highway has to he
P rom p t and efficient service.
m arket; so a Republican Congress ’<> stay In her own house, but she
M ining Notices.
children and infant». The longer we constructed, or the present one will
placed an im port duty of 8 cents per!
A. G. WALKER, M anager.
( lias. McCart, ot als, located a p la­ dozen on eggs in the shell, and 6 cents I ould at least have died happy.
can protiT t our fam ily from them directly be so congested as to make
BEA( H
OREGON
Angle might have looked after her,
cer
claim
on
July
1st,
known
as
th
e
the less dangerous they will he. If
movement difficult. This means th a t Associated McCart Group of E ig h t”, per pound on preserved eggs. The ta r ­ be neighbors said, but Angle was self-
we can protect them long enough
iff o f 1913 adm itted eggs in the shell <h nnd felt that she was doing very
the Roosevelt highway must he com situated on th e Elk River.
they may never get some of the con­
per pound or 10 per cent al valorem., ell if she took care of herself.
pletcd
in
order
to
scatter
the
cars
Fred
P
fisterer,
et
ux,
on
the
first
tagious diseases.
The farm ers who produce eggs are
That was a good many years ago,
day
o f a July,
and make free movement possible.
known
s t h e located
P1aKnomPlaCer ChUn] e n t' tled to protection ag ain st Chinese when I wns a young boy, nnd a good
Smallpox used to he a “children's
s
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It will tak e three year- to com­
ninny things have happened during the
disease;” everybody looked forward, plete the Roosevelt highw ay from
intervening years.
with a minimum of pleasure, to the A storia to the California line. The
Proof of Labor,
“Do you remember Angle Herman?”
tim e whin they or their families must movement of the people of the coun­
oit certifies th
Fa .i m , in northeastern Montana
I red \ Y nit
t h at
h e e an
l I
F
Nancy
said v to
me n a few GfiJS
days n ago.
» a t t th
. a n n n u u a al'
.......a........
— owiv.
v» xuv
KO.
go through it. It was so certain, that try in touring the coast by automo­ •i - mont ,,, 1, 1
Paulman & Maloy
j ,
ent work has been done
on now average four tim es the original "She’s getting pretty feeble, the neigh
children were exposed to mild cases
bile has scarcely begun. It is a i" , u rn known as the “ B * B” homestead entry, or about 610 acres, bors say. and her son’s wife Is g e ttin g
or inoculated with smallpox itself so
means of outing th a t is growing in 'r', 'p ; ' " æ c a 'ms s,tuated
on In- D epartm ent of A griculture figures in rather tired of looking after her. They
Soft Drinks—Confectionery
as to get as mild as possible an at
to
this te rrito ry ,320 acres as a one-man are going to put her ln the old '*
’ ” '
ladies’
tack. \\ ith the present neglect of popularity. It is healthful, it is
IV
.
Cigars— Tobaccos
V \. Moody, certifies th a t a t farm unity. W ith the help of a home. It’s the same one. In fact, that
vaccination, smallpox is again in a unsurpassed method of gathering
,
’
ist
$200.00
w
orth
of
labor
and
im-
boy
doing
a
m
an’s
work,
480
acres
in
form
ation,
and
it
is
a
wonderful
and
Grandmother Herman was in w het she
The best of service at all tim es
fair way to become a “children’s dis­
provenants on he “Winkle B ar Pia- crops can be handled.
died."
ease." L’nvaccinated children are in highly pleasurable means of reci ■es­ cer", also “Cu todian-ship” situated
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PORT ORFORD
OREGON
(© . 1935, W M t .r a N m w sp a p .r U n io n .)
considerbale danger. Recently, four tion. It is probable th a t 50 per ■■ enti on Mule Creek Mining D istrict.
' One would think to read al, th a t is
cases have been reported from an or m o r e of (he people of \merics. p hin
C. C. Inman by M D. H ayw ard, being printed in th e 'aily press th a t
Oregon O rphanage. It is merely a ultim ately to tour the Pacific ■ Coast see'y-treas. c e r
<juestion of w hether to vaccinate the on wheels. The Improvement in the $1,000.00 worth o i th a t a t least evolution is a m isnom er—it is more
If ( t t l l l U I M I I I I I
children first and avoid the smallpox automobile nnd the highw ays makes Frnnch Placer M work, etc., on th e of devilution.
es,
Elgin
Cons
di-,'
th
a
t
a
certainty.
or to wait until some of them get
■ luted Placer Mine-, the O. K. and S .l Miss Anna W. W illiams, whose
the disease and then vaccinate the
By the end of the throe years r e ­ R. Gobi Placer M «0... Claims, situa- i profile a
’ <-d th e Bland silver doi­
rest.
quired to complete the Roosevelt ted in the Sixes Mining district. , 1 lar coim
rty-six years ago, has
highway it will ho a pressing neces­
C. C. Inman by M. D. H ayw ard, c e r - 1 retired a
forty years of service
Mount K ilim anjaro. In T anganyika' sity. It and the loop trin s made by
I nder New Management
territo ry . Africa, is 19,000 feet high connections with it from G iants Pass tifie« t i n t a t least ^(VI.OO w orth of in th e Piiiia Iphia chools. Miss Wil-
the highest .m ountain on th a t con Roseburg. Corvallis nnd other points, labor a r t im provem ent- have been liama achieved a success in kinder-
CHICKEN DINNER ON SUNDAYS
rlnne on the “ Forest King Mining g arten work th a t was recognized be-
tinent.
.
j It is near the . equator . and is .will all he badly needed bv the tim e C laim s No. t to S inclusive, situated yond the city in which she taught,
covered a third way down w ith per they nro finally completed.—Oregon
in Sixes Mining district.
COME ONCE AND YOU
petual snow.
I Journal.
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When an American ship goes to sen '
WILL
COME
OFTEN
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! six hundred and eighty million currying provisions to a v . -
Sixty-six kinds of birds of the I
rsac Kun, president of Chinn, was chickens were raised in the U< te l foreign ratin g , engaged in rum run-
southeastern states feed upon boll I at one tim e a cloth m erchant's ap- States last y ea r—th irty million
JAMIES W. BARTON, Prop.
” ng. the American vessel is subject
weevils.
prentice.
( t h#n jn 1933.
to seisure and confiscation.
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