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Smothered to Death While Asleep.
Archibald A. ' Walker, one of
the widest known residents of
this county, met an untimely
death on Friday, December 29,
1916, at 170 10th St. Portland.
Supposedly a lighted cigaret
which. Mr. Walker had been
smoking ignited the clothing and
carpet and the room was filled
with smoke to a point of suffoca
tion. Smoke issuing from the
room occupied by Air. ; Walker
drew the attention of the tenants
of the building, who rushed iu
and found him lying in his bed as
if quietly sleeping, but" uncon
scious, having evidently been
overcome by the heavy smoke
while yet asleep. . . .
All efforts at resuscitation on
the part of Dr. Brown and as
sistants, with the use of a pul-
motor, proved fruitless and death
followed immediately.
Mr. Walker ss burn on the
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F. W. LIVERMORE
- Huber, Oregon. '
Portland, Ore.
D. ' L. C. of his grandfather Wm.
E. Walker,"2 1-4 miles northwest
of Beaverton, Washington county,
where he grew to manhopd and
willingly and industriously labor
ed on the farm for his father,
Robert H. Walker, who it will be
remembered lost his life last
February, when struck by "a fast
moving. 0. E. car at St Mary'a
station. As a boy he attended,
the Union school near Cedar
Mill, and during 1895 G he at
tended the State .Normal , school
at Monmouth, Or. In the spring
of 1898 he was united in marriage
to Miss Ora P. Crowley and they
immediately took up their resi
dence in Scoggln Valley,where
Mr. Walker worked and success
fully conducted a large"! farm
until 1913. When he was di
vorced from his wife who is now
living with their five children in :
Lents, Or. Mr. - Walker was a
"live wire" full of energy, and
possessed of" a likeable personal
ity. Absolutely honest in all of
his dealings, he was bighly re
spected by all of his business as
sociates. Free from all thought
of self, he was first to offer aid
whenever his assistance -would
be of benefit He was an ardent
supporter of the prohibition move
ment and was eager to see the
state freed from the liquor traffic. .
Mr. Walker had at the time of
his death reached the age of - 44
years and 11 , days. Ha was a
member of the following orders
Portland Chapter of vS. A. R, ;
Holbrook Lodge No. 30, A. F. &
A. M. Forest Grove; B. P. O.
E. Lodge No. 142 Portland. Or.
the last two of which in connec
tion with the Rev. Andrew Car
rick of Portland, conducted the
funeral services. which were held
at the old home near Beaverton,
Sunday, Dec, 31, 1916, and inter
ment was in the old Union ceme
tery. Mr. Walker leaves a wide
acquaintance and ; numerous
friends in both Washington and
Multnomah counties to mourn his
early, departure, as the many ex
pressions of regret and beautiful
floral ' tributes 'readily testify.
Much sympathy is felt for his
mother, Mrs, Rachel Walker, his
sister, Mrs. Lauretta G. (Walker)
Olds, his five children and his
brother W. B. Walker,
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