Mrs. Hale B. Eubanks, who under
Fingerprinting Records
went a serious major operation at the
At the end of June, 1938, there
Good Samaritan hospital in Portland were 6,094,916 fingerprint records and
three weeks ago, came in Sunday 7,305,485 index cards containing tbe
morning and was met at Marshfield; names and aliases of individual* on
by her father, L. H. Hazard. She will file in the Identification Division of
remain at the Hazard home while the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
convalescing, She is improving quite Of each 100 fingerprint cards received
rapidly now..
during the first six months of 1936,
Bath room electric wall fixture*, more than 55 were identified with
with chain, with or without outlet, those on file in the Bureau. Fugi
for >2.55 and 32.90 at Hooton Electric tive* numbering 2,881 were identi
fied through fingerprint records dur
Shop.
'
ing this *ame period, and interested
law enforcement officials were im
Knife Hospital
Dick Lakey, of Myrtle Point, was mediately notified of the whereabouts
•
dismissed last Friday, and Ted King of those fugitives.
As of June 30, 1936, there were
returned to his home in Powers on
9,904 police departments, peace of
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Cornwell, of Prosper, was ficers, and law enforcement agencies
admitted to the hospital on Sunday throughout the United State* and for
eign countries voluntarily contribut
for treatment.
Mrs. R. E.'Alford, of Brewster val ing fingerprints to the Federal Bu
ley, underwent a major operation on reau of Investigation.
Kermit Shaw, Coquille police offi
Monday, and Harold Stanage, South
cer,
who ha* more than 5,000 finger
ern Pacific employee at Myrtle Point,
was operated on for appendicitis on print records in the cabinet at the
city hall, states that he had on file
Tuesday.
Mrs. Neal Ferrier, of Fishtrap, un | 55 of the 2881 identification* —made
derwent a major operation on Wed- during the first six months of this
--------------------------------
The same day H. E. Morrison, of
Notice to F. F. A. Boys
Myrtle Point, wa* admitted for treat
ment.
All boys who took agriculture last
year are asked to turn in their com
Those Before Recorder Leslie pleted project record books at the
Tom Henderson and Lolyd Wood high school office by October 1, if
paid 32.00 each into the city treas ♦hey desire a project credit for last
ury last week for running over a hose year's work.
which the firemen.had laid to fight
the grass and brush fire near the
Seventh Day Adventist church last
week.
Wilbur Aber, arrested Saturday
night on a charge of intoxication, was
fined 85.00 by Recorder Leslie, Mon
day morning.
After being on his good behavior
for some time, Walt Smith was picked
up by the officers again last night
and placed in jail for drunkenness.
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New Operator at Joyce’ Salon
Miss LaVonne McGillivray arrived
here last Sunday from her home in
Des Moines, Iowa, with the intention
of purchasing Joyce* Beauty Salon in
the hotel building. Pending the de
cision as to its purchase Miss McGil
livray has accepted the position as
operator in the beauty shop which is
under Mrs. Boutin's management.
Mias McGillivray is a niece of Mrs. S.
H. Donated of this -city.
Community
Health
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc.
DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
CALL FOR BIDS
Bids for transportation of pupils to
and from the Roy district to the Co-,
quille High School will be received'
in the office of County School Super
intendent not later than Wednesday,
Sept. 30, at 4:00 p. m. Details can
be obtained from County Superinten
dent.
Martha E. Mulkey, Sec.
Non-High School Board
For sound Fire Insurance, go to
Ned C. Kelley.
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