Adventure Magazine Cover, March 20, 1925 — page 202: what you’re looking at

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184 es Camp-Fire Stations are spreading steadily over the map. A STATION may be in any shop, home or other reputable place. The only require- ments are that a Station shall display the regular Station sign, provide a box or drawer for mail to be called for and preserve the register book. No responsibility for mail is assumed by anybody; the Station merely uses ordinary care. Entries in register to be confirred to name or serial number, route, destination, permanent address and such other brief notes or remarks as desired; each Station can impose its own limit on space to used. Registers become permanent property of Station; signs remain property of this magazine, so that if there is due cause of complaint from members a Station can be discontinued by withdrawing sign. A Station bulletin-board 1s strongly to be recommended as almost necessary. On it travelers can leave tips as to conditions of trails, etc., resident memberts can post their names and addresses, such hospitality as they care to offer, calls for any travelers who are familiar with countries these fesidents once knew, calls for particular men if they happen that way, etc., notices or tips about local facilities and con- ditions. Letters to resident members can be posted on this bulletin board Any one who wishes is a member of Camp-Fire and therefore entitled to the above Station privileges subject to the Keeper's discretion. Those offering hospitality of an ind do so on their own responsibility and at their own ris and can therefore make any discriminations they see fit. Traveling members will naturally be expected to remember that they are merely guests and act accordingly. Keepers answer letters only if they wish. For local information write ‘‘Ask Adventure.” A Station may offer only the required register and mail facilities or enlarge its scope to any degree it pleases. Ita ibilities as headquarters for a local club of resident p-Fire members are excellent. The only connection between a Station and this magazine is that stated above, and a Keeper is in no other way re- sponsible to this magazine nor representative of it. Arizona—200—Clifton. C. Hooker. 209—Quartzite. Buck Conner, Box 4 Arkansas—161—Hot Springs. Tom Manning, Jr., 322 Morrison Ave. California—28—Lost Hills. Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Monson, Cottage Inn. Charles A. Rouse, Hotel St. 60—San Bernardino. Augustine. 73—Galt. E. M. Cook, Box 256. 74—Eagle Rock. John R. Finney, 109 Eddy Ave. 89—Chico. K. W. Mason, 1428 Park Ave. 108—Helendale_ G. R. Wells, P. O. Box 17. 113—Vallejo. Edith G. Engesser, Golden Triangle abbitry, Highway Homes. 114—Mi§ll Valley. L. F. Guedet, Restawhyle Knoll. 115—Los Gatos. G.H. Johnson. 116—Sebastopol. Mrs. Lucy E. Hicks, 420S. Main St. 126—Covelo. Whit H. Ham. Box 388. 141—Santa Cruz. A. W. Wyatt, Capitola Road and Jose Ave. 149—San Francisco. A. H. Hutchinson, Veteran Press, 1264 Valencia St. 186—Santa Ysabel. William Strover, Santa Ysabel Inn. 210—Berkeley. Dr. Louis C. Mullikin, 305 Acheson Bldg. 211—Pomona. Fred G. Sunley, 480 E. Alverado St. Lm oe Alex H. Sokoloff, 3rd Signal Co. 231—San Francisco. Earl V. Swift, 24-a Brady St. 251— Williams. a Lanouette, Opera Pool Hall. 252—Fresno. rs. Harriet Church, Echo Gardens, 712 Echo Ave. 257—San Francisco. K. F. Richards, 1807 Post St. 266—Santa Barbara. E. Chester Roberts, 714 State St. 273—Los Angeles. Henry M. Harrod, 6615 So. Main St. Colorado—1to0s—Grand Junction, Bart Lynch, 236 Main St. 267—Sugar Loaf. Frank Earnest. 279—Denver. DeForrest Hall, 2531 Bryant St.E. Connecticut—142—Meriden. Homer H. Brown, 1 Colony Place. Delaware—232— Delmar. J. A. Aniba, Stone House Hotel. D. pt ashington. alter A. Sheil, 503 Sixth St, Florida—87—Miami. A.C. Smith, 40 N. E. First St. 117—Miami. Miami Canoe Club, 115 S. W. South River Drive. 128—Titusville. Max von Ko 139—St. Petersburg. Capt. Poinsettia. low,"Box 1014. e Whetstone, Hotel Adventure 143—St. Petersburg. 2 . G. Barnhill, 10 Third St. N. 158—Crescent City. E. N. Clark, care Cail. eae lee | bee mie HEEL ees 258— Jacksonville. T. J. Eppes, e Hobby Shop. 262—Wildwood. E.M. Dilly, L. B. 114. 285—Tampa. R. Stuart Murray, Mezzanine Floor, Hillsboro Hotel. : R. N. Martin, The Liberty Georgia—938— Hinesville. County Herald. Idaho—110—Pocatello. C. W. Craig, 223 S. Second Ave. Hilinois—66— Mt. Carmel. W.C. Carter, 1122 Chestnut St. i J. P. Glass, The Linshield Co. . Herrman A. Schell. 8708 Vincennes Ave. 213—Chicago. Pietro Ferraro, 1007 S. Peoria St. 237—Chicago. Wm. Churchill, 6541 S. State St. 253—Chicago. G.C. Huebner, 2608 Magnolia Ave. Indiana—18—Connersville. Norba,Wm. Guerin, 112 East Eighteenth St. oo—Linton. Herschell Isom, 73 Tenth St., N. E. 180—Warsaw. Homer Lewis. 287—Vincennes. John C. Maloney, 1004 N. Seventh St. Towa —238—Atilantic. George Woodbury, 5 E. Third St. Kansas—228—Leavenworth. Ben H. Lukenbill, 315 Shawnee se Sg ee ucky—144—Corbin. Keit auney. pont go—Louisvile cae Summers, 42 bi Jefferson St. isiana—191— Melville. m. P. Stephens. : mew EG < Orleanices We Bailey, 1116. Thecvilia St, Cor. Basin. 228—St. Rose. C. M. Elfer. 140—New Orleans. J. D. Montgomery, Navy Re- cruiting Office. : Maine—19—Bangor. Dr. G. E. Hathorne, 70 Main St. s9—Augusta. Robie M. Liscomb, 73% Bridge St. 111—Lewiston. Howard N. Lary, 714 Main Street. 243—Winthrop. 0. A. Abbot. 274—Augusta. Aubrey S. McLellan, Augusta State Hospital. : : Maryland—ss—Baltimore. Henry W. L. Fricke, 1200 E. Madison St., at Asquith. 82—Baltimore. Joseph Patti, Jr., 4014 E. Lombard St. 15I—Williamsport. L. J. Schaefer. Frederick St. Massachusetts—56— Watertown Arsenal. E. Worth Ben- son, Station Hospital. : Michigan—69—Grand Rapids. Dr. A. B. Muir, 1121 Turner Ave., N. W. : : 79—Lansing. Gen H Allen, Lansing Industrial News, 109% N. Washington Ave. 106—Gavlord. Sidney M. Cook. 131—North Muskegon. James Fort Forsyth, Forsyth Publisher’s Service, Phone 5891. : 137—Flint. O’Leary & Livingston, 309 So. Saginaw St. 192—Pickford. Dr. J. A. Cameron, The Grand Theater. 227—Adrian. S. N. Cook, 221 Clinton St. Minnesota—112——St. Paul. St. Pau! Daily News, 92 E. Fourth St. ; 145—St. Cloud. F. T. Tracy, 426 Eighth Ave. N. | Mississippi—88—Tunica. C.S. Swann, Tunica Plumbing & Mlectric Shop. D. E. Jonson. C. E. Walter, 239 Orange St. . Hoyt, 7921 Van Buren 99—Picayune. 268—Pascagoula. | Missouri—51—St. Louis. W.R St., phone Riverside 250. : 94—St. Louis. _C. Carter Lee, M. D., 3819 Olive St. 127—Salem. Emmet C. Higgins, roo N. Tenth St. 289—Nevada. T.S. Hope, 705 N. Clay St. Montana—240—Fort Missoula, Company C, 4th Infantry. 254—Hamilton. Mrs. Lucy Hyde, 64 N. Second St. 288—Anaconda. R. T. Newman. Nebraska—os—Omaha. L. W. Stewart, 119 No. 16th St. 214—Tecumseh. Dr. C, F. Roh. New Mexico—96—Silver City. Edward S. Jackson, Box 435 203—Elephant Butte via Engle. Henry Stein. 229—Santa Fe. N. Howard Thorp, 103 Palace Ave. 290—Sante Fé. Ralph E. Pierson. New Jersey—t64—Chatham. Roy S. Tinney. o1—Tenafly. Ed Stiles, P. O. Box 254. 146—Paterson. Charles S. Gall, 378 Dakota St. 244—FEast Orange. Alfred C. Swenson, 77 Lawton St. 245—Corbin City. Lee Roberts. 260—Camden. Benj. P. Thomas, 2701 Constitution Rd. 269—Eugene Connett, 170 Turrel Ave., South Orange. 275—Camden. Captain Herbert George Sparrow, Ship No. 1260 Naval Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Armory of Second Battalion, Naval Militia of New Jersey, Temple Theater Building, 415 Market St. New York—23—Jamestown. W. E. Jones, 906 Jefferson St. 34—New York City. St. a Se Men’s Club, 142 Alexander Ave., Bronx, N. Y. C. : 147—Youngsville. Harrv Malowitz, Youngsville House. 165—Saratoga. Wm. Marshall, Office No. 9, Chamber of Commerce Arcade. 177—Brooklyn. George Iverson, 306 Macon St. GOMIGIOO (©