Port Orford news., November 09, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

Page 2.
Port Orford,
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Tuesday, November 9, 1926.
The Last Frontier
P u b lish e d w eekly a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon.
GEO. W. SORANSON. E d ito r.
SU B SC R IPT IO N R A TES:
O ne Y ear
__ :___________ 12.00
Six .M o n th « ___________ ______ |1 .0 0
A d v e rtisin g r a t e s ____ 25c p e r inch
Construction of Roosevelt Highway Opens to Easier
Access Territory Noted for Abundance of Wild Deer
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Garrison Lake
Bennett’s
By O regon B u s in e s s -^ P u b lis h e d by S ta te C h am b er of C om m erce
So m uch hae been w ritte n c o n -s ta te th e fu lle s t u tiliz a tio n
of
e a rn in g 'th e la s t f r o n tie r ” th a t th ese reso u rces
A lread y th e
th e r e is d a n g e r o f c a u sin g t h e b en eficial effe c ts of th e flow of
p h ra s e t-> lose its pow er, b u t if to u ris t tr a ffic th ro u g h th e t e r r i ­
th e re re m a in s a sh re d of su g g e s­ to ry is e v id e n t, a n d th is w hile
tio n In th e w ords, th e y a re a p p li­ th e h ig h w ay is u n co m p leted a t
cab le to C u rry co u n ty , In th e ex­ b o th th e n o rth and s o u th ends.
of tre m e s o u th w e s te rn c o rn e r of Or-1 L ogging of P o rt O rfo rd ced ar. 1
egon.
W ith 63 p e r cen t of its a re a en- ' w hich flo u ris h e s in th is p a rtic u ­
la r sectio n of O regon, an d
the
tire ly w ith in fe d e ra l fo re st
re
p a y ro ll re s u ltin g from th e com
serv e, w ith o u t an
in c o rp o ra te d '
city w ith in its b o u n d a rie s w ith m*rCial f ‘8hlng ° n th e R ogue riv
er, a re th e p rin c ip a l in d u s trie s,
th e m o st fa s c in a tin g re c r e a tio n ­
w hile sh e e p an d c a ttle
ra isin g
al o p p o rtu n itie s in th e
P acific
c o n trib u te to
th e
a g ric u ltu ra l
N o rth w e st an d th e m ost scen ic
w ealth .
,
h ig h w ay in th o s ta te , C u rry c o u n ­
ty is a stu d y in o pposites.
The R ogue riv e r,
fam ed
in
and
fis h e rm a n 's
R ich beyond e s tim a te in m in ­ prose, p o e try
e ra l w ealth th a t lies a lo n g th e ! lore, h as been h e ra ld e d to the
fis h ­
beach es of th e P acific ocean an d w orld as th e " s p o rtin g e s t
th ro u g h o u t th e fo o th ills of th e ing riv e r in th e f a r w e s t." Add
co ast ra n g e , end o w ed w ith som e to th is w ild boar, b ear, d eer, elk.
1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 feet o f tim b e r an d p a n th e r a n d c o u g a r h u n tin g and
fav o red by n a tu r e w ith th e w ide«’ th e m ost a rd e n t fo llo w er of o u t­
ra n g e of w ild life know n in any d o o r life can sa tisfy h is d esires
sectio n of th e s ta te , C u rry c o u n ­ in th is county.
ty is a v e rita b le sto re h o u se of
T he to u r is t can
choose
his
ric h e s a w a itin g d ev elo p m en t.
sp o rt an d w ith th e g ro w in g sy s­
C o n stru c tio n o f th e R oosevelt tem of ro ad s, tr a ils and h ighw ays
c o ast h ig h w ay , now n e a rin g c o m ­ it Is becom ing less of a ta sk to
p letio n in th e co u n ty , p rom ises reach th e virg in tim b e r w h ere the
to b rin g to th is sectio n of th e w ild life ab ounds.
MERCHANDISE
PATIENCE REWARDED
Bill Bennett, Prop.
For seventy-five years Port Orford has anxious­
ly awaited the time when its deep water harbor would
Port Orford
be recognize? commercially and the vast stand
merchantable timber tributary to its ports started on
its way to the world markets. Its faith and hopes
are at last to be fully realized and the town itself
will rapidly assume the growth to which it is entitled.
Lumbering is the basic industry of Oregon, and
SEASIDE
with the ever increasing needs of the United States
and foreign countries for an adequate lumber sup­
HOTEL
ply, the Pacific Coast states are rapidly coming into
their own, and with a stand of upwards of 15,000,-
E. M. Pitner
000,000 feet of commercial Port Orford cedar, fir,
Prop.
spruce, hemlock, myrtle, oak, yew and alder, tribu­
tary to the deep water harbor of Port Orford, the
cutting of which on a large scale is about to begin,
Port Orford need have no fear of the future.
Fortunate, indeed, is the community that has
large areas of merchantable timber yet to cut, and
PORT ORFORD
doubly fortunate is such a community that is located DEATH OF
REAL ESTATE
A. A. JAMIESON
LOCALS
on the seaboard with a natural deep water harbor.
If, in addition to these blessings, we add the possibil­ A t h is h o m e In P o r t O rfo rd . M r. an d Mrs. Geo. S u tto n vis-
ities of deep sea fishing, the vast deposits of min- Nov. 1, 1926, a f te r a lin g e rin g Red th e co u n ty s e a t last W ednes-
Notary Public
i
.
, j.
. .
,
I illn ess o f o v er 18 m o n th s, d u r- (jav
erals,
niviuding
coal,
iron,
copper,
gold
and
platinum,
ing
the
last
tw
o
of
which
he
was'
.......................................................
-
’ 'c o n fin e d to h .s bed
A lvin
A. 1 J * 6? RpO*rl a “ d
L K n^ ‘>
R*aCh Visi,or8 W e d ’
and excellent s ate built and operated highways, we Ja m ie so n , fo r m an y y ears a r e a J
have assembled the fundamental factors that pro­ d en t o f P o rt O rfo rd an d vicinity,
W. T. White
passed from th is life, aged 69
S everal b e rry m en h av e
been
duce thriving cities.
d
e
liv
e
rin
g
a
fall
crop
of
d
elicio
u
s
'
yearH, 9 m onth« an d 25 days.
b e rrie s to th e to w n sp eo p le
These factors are all present at Port Orford and Alvin A. Ja m ie so n w as b orn In s th tra e w past
t I
w eek. Can you beat It.
C a n te b u ry S ta tio n ,
New B ru n s ­
with its wonderful climatic conditions, fine beache«, w ick, Ja n . 6. 1 ,5 7 . W hen tw o T he new A tw a te r-K e n t rad io
in s ta lle d a t th e P o rt O rfo rd S e r­
a wide variety of resort possibilities, sportsmen’s y e a rs of ag e he w as ta k e n by h is vice s ta tio n d raw s a crow d of r a ­
p a re n ts to th e s ta te of M aine in
I
hunting and fishing which cannot he surpassed if w hich s ta te he g rew to y o u n g dio fan s ev ery evening.
I
• G eorge W . S oranson, s e c re ta ry
equalled, Port Orford is destined to become a thriv­ m an h o o d .
of th e In m an L u m b er a n d D evel­
T
,
i
A t th e ag e o f 22
y e a rs
he
BRUSHES CREEK
ing city of no mean size. its time has arrived; the [m o v ed to M in n eso ta, w here he o p m en t com pany, re tu rn e d from
G ra n ts P ass la st S a tu rd a y , b rin g ­
m a in e d u n til th e y e a r 1891, In
faith, hopes and patience of its citizens are to he re­ re
in g Mrs. S oranson and th e ir tw o
SERVICE STATION
w hich y e a r he m oved to 'h e s ta te
c
h ild re n ,
M ary C a th e rin e and
warded; its future is assured.
o f O regon, w h ere h e h a s since
Hill, also Mrs. R o ran so n ’s fa th e r.
1
lived.
W ym an E ato n .
T he fam ily a re
THE SC ENIC HIGHWAY OF AMERICA
T h e g r e a te r p a rt of th e
35 in s ta lle d in th e ir new h om e, the
H Miles South of
y ears sp en t in O regon w as on th e Ames
* —
J o h n s to n resid en ce on O r­
Roosevelt Highway to be Open
Sixes «mil a t I’ort O rfo rd .
Koi egon ssreet.
.
Port Orford
[a sh o rt tim e a f te r com ing to O r-
for 1927 Tourist Season
H a rry S te in e r w as in P o rt O r­
• j
■
I egon, Mr. Ja m ie so n
m ad e hi3 ford from his F lo ra s cre e k ran ch
•
T h e R o o sev elt H igh w ay , d e ­ ov<o- th e R oosevelt h ig h w a y from hom e a t M yrtle P o in t a t w hich la s t M onday. -
•
s c rib e d by m an y as th e
m ost C rescen t C ity to R o seb u rg next place he a ffilia te d h im se lf w ith
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n H aak en sen
♦
weenie h ig h w ay In A m erica, will y ear.
th e M asonic o rd e r, b ein g a c h a r
be opened from M arsh field so u th
to C rescen t C ity, w h ere It will
c o n n e c t w ith th e R edw ood H ig h ­
w ay, fo r th e to u r is t season
of
1927. T he g ra d in g w ork will b e
«done a b o u t th e rirst of th e y ear
a n d sam e w ill he g rav elled by
e a r l y sp rin g
T he c o n tra c t for
th e long liridgo ac ro ss
R og u e
r iv e r has n o t been let vet, a n d
f o r a seaso n o r tw o th e s ta te w li.
b e co m pelled to m a in ta in a d e ­
q u a te fe rry fa c ilitie s
at
Gold
R each to ta k e cu re o f th e e n o r ­
m o u s tr a tf lc p re d ic te d to
flow
Orford
.................................. .
I
!
AMERICAN BANK :
Marshfield
; •
»
Ì
A General Banking
Business
I A
CHAS. HALL,
President
GEO. WINCHESTER.
Cashier
an d ch ild re n v isited frie n d s in
P o rt O rford last T h u rsd a y .
R everend W. S.
S m ith
was
On O cto b er 30, 188« he w as at called to B andon W ed n esd ay to
B ran d o n , M inn., u n ite d In m ar-1 conduct th e fu n e ra l se rv ices of
rlag c to Miss E u n ice C o rb in , and a young m an of th a t city.
th e co u p le c e le b ra te d th e 40th
At the r e g u la r m o n th ly high
a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e ir u n io n ju s t school m e etin g th e b u d g et co m ­
wo day s b efo re ills d e a th . F rom m itte e failed to a p p e a r in s u f fi­
th is u n io n th e r e w ere b o r r fo u r cie n t n u m b e r fo r a q u o ru m so a
c h ild re n , a ll of w hom , with the new c o m m ittee w as
a p p o in te d ,
w ife an d m o th e r, w ere a
the com posed of C arl W hite. L. B
b ed sid e o f th e ir loved one ai th e H atto n . A. B. H o g g a tt and Susie
tim e of his d e ath .
W hite.
A sp ecial m e e tin g
was
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n , Nov 2 , e s ­ 1 'lied fo r M onday n ig h t.
The E. ,1. B a k e r
fam ily
of
co rte d by a ta rg e d e le g a tio n of
th e I’o rt O rfo rd lo d g e o f M asons, C hinn.B p’n iRidge had th e p le a ­
sp^oeb
follow ed by an im m en se th ro n g of s u re of lis te n in g to a
so rro w in g re la tiv e s an d frien d s, b ro a d c a st by rad io , given in P o rt­
th e re m a in s o f th e well loved one lan d by Q ueen M arie of R oum a-
w as ta k e n to th e c e m e te ry on I ' nia.
W agers a re b eing freely o ff e r­
th e hill e a st o f tow n, w h ere they
w ere laid to rest. As th e b e a re rs 1 ed th a t th e p o p u la tio n o f P o rt
o f th e c a sk e t, c o n ta in in g all th a t O rford on J u ly 1. 1927 w ill he
Also th a t by
1930
re m a in e d on th is e a r th o f th e la te o v er 500.
d e p a rte d , ap p ro a c h e d th e
open th e r e will be a p o p u latio n ex ceed ­
g rav e, a s e x te tte o f sin g e rs co m ­ in g 2500 people.
D on't fo rg e t to ta k e y o u r fam
posed of M esdam es M abel
G il­
lin g s. A lta L a rso n , S usie W hite, llv to 'lie 1 a d le s Aid su p p e r and
eve
and M essr- W. T. JV hlte, J r .. W fancy w ork sa le S a tu rd a y
J. Rabin an d C raw fo rd
S m ith, n tn g , l»ecem ber 13, a t th e B lue!
re n d e re d th a t b e a u tifu l old hym n. B ird.
Mrs. A. V. D ietd erlch . w ho has
R ock o f Ages.
R e v eren d W. S.
S m ith th e n o ffered a v ery to u c h ­ been sta y in g a t th e In m a n m ines
ing p ra y e r an d th e s e x te tte sang fo r the p ast ten m o n th s, re tu rn e d !
la s t F rid a y to h e r h om e In P o rt
N e a re r My God to T hee
Mr. S m ith th e n
p re a c h e d
a O rford
Mrs. E d ith R o llard . w ho • has
fu n e ra l se rm o n , g iv in g a s i r t
h is to ry o f an d to u c h in g v ery fe e l­ been cooking at th e E n g in e e rin g
in g ly upon th e life of th e
d e ­ a n d M etals m in es, h a s been em ­
ployed as cook fo r th e
fn m an
p a rte d .
com pany.
T h e M asons, u n d e r d ire c tio n of
T h e L adles Aid of P o rt O rfo rd
th e ir m a s te r. H e n ry
A dolphsen.
th e n to o k c h a rg e o f th e
c e re ­ a d jo u rn e d th e ir r e g u la r m e etin g
I la s t W ednesday to m eet w ith the
m o n ies an d
ex em p lified
th e ir
I m o th ers o f P o rt O rfo rd a t th e
b e a u tifu l ritu a lis tic b u ria l service,
' club room s w h ere th ey e n jo y e d a
clo sin g w ith th e h y m n . S olem n
splendid a d d re s s given th em by
S trik e s th e F u n e ra l C him es.
C ounty H ealth N u rse Miss M arg a­
B esides th e widow th e re a ie
re t G tllts.
M any ex p re ssio n s of
le ft 15 to m o u rn his loss: fo u r
p le a su re fo r th e in s tru c tiv e and
c h ild re n a n d se v e ra l
g ra n d c h il helpful ta lk given by Miss G illis
d re n , th re e b ro th e rs an d tw o sis- * c r e h eard . T h e g e n e ra l ex p re s
te rs: F red J a m ie so n , M rs E th e l '’l<’n of ,hoMI Pre ’ e n t w “-' th a t all
M ath ers. W a rre n Ja m ie so n
an d ’ ” " 1J ,d ” ’.‘” .5
p ro m o ,in g
.
'b e sale o f T u b e rc u lo sis sta m p s.
Mrs E u n ice A k in , h is b ro th e rs . , ! l t ,
ceBt o f
procee<u J
W ith tin* w o n d erfu l sea sh o re
-« n ery . fin e b each es, r e t o r t op
p ert u n itie s,
fish in g ,
h u n tin g ,
b a th in g an d b o atin g , (h e C u rry
co u n ty sh o re lin t p ro m ises to be
com e th e Mecca fo r th e
1927
o u rlsts an d a rra n g e m e n ts a re b e ­
ing m ad e all alo n g th e lin e for
l lie c o m f o r t unit w e l f a r e o f the
tra v e le rs.
U n like
th e
in te rio r
h ig h w ay s, tie c i'm a te a lo n g th e
i '
* ol in su m m e r an d th
' p » t u n i t y to ta k e 9 real vaca
Lion is o pen to all.
Ihxmevelt Highway South o f l ’u n
BANK
„r
BANDON
Bandon, Oregon
SINES STORE
HOME SITES
GENERAL
te r m em b er o f th e lodge at th a t
place.
< A Ja m ie so n of B an d o n . O re . w hich go to th e c o u n ty fu n d to
H ugh an d F re d Ja tn le e o n . tirin g pay the s a la ry o f
th e
h e a lth
In M aine. Mrs M aggie Rice of nurse, th e h elp of w hom Is v ery )
M assach u setts.
of M aine
Mrs.
M ary
R eed 1 mUCh n’'’ d ed n o t ° ’ ,jr ln o u r
schools b u t by th e e n tir e eotn-
m u n ltv
I
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
On Beautiful Garrison
Lake.
M. E. Treadgold, Prop.
Henry Johnston
Sixes, Ore.
Port Orford
ARIZONA INN
Stop at
14 Miles South of
GALLIER HOTEL
Port Orford
when in
A. P. Sweet, Prop.
Bandon
PORT ORFORD
HATTON’S
HOTEL
SERVICE
STATION
Mrs. Grush. Prop.
Port Orford
Port Orford
W
W
W
1
HIGHWAY
COAST
AUTO STAGES
GARAGE
E. M. Steves
Trop.
f1
Along the Scenic
Roosevelt Highway
i
Port Orford
Main Office — Coquille
t 1
. « • .» -a a » «
S E C
Buy Real Estate Now for. Speculative
Profits
FOR RELIABLE INFORMATION
( heck item, or items, below in which you are interested;
cut or tear out this advertisement and mail, with your name and
address to
J, B r URL
LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENT
I’ort Orford, Oregon
RESORT OPPORTUNITIES: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:
Beach Resorts
Hotels
Highway Resorts
Mercantile Stores
Highway Service Stations
Physicians
Highway Camp Grounds
Dentists-
Hunting Lodges
Lawyers
Fishing Lodges
Bakery-
Summer Cottages
Deep Sea Fishing
Cottage Sites
Blacksand Mining
LSO
Lumbering
City Homes
Stockraising
City Real Estate
Dairying
Investigate the Future Metropolis of Curry County
Name
Address
»