Port Orford news., June 21, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

_Port_Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 21, 1927.
PORT
ORFORD NEWS
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregoa
Along the Seashore
OBO W BOMANSON, E d ito r
E n te re d a t th e P o ato fflee a t P o rt O rfo rd . O regon, a t second class
m ail m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 187».
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Tuesday, June 21, 1927.
Life in the open is a great character builder.
—Calvin Coolidge.
Tt»le T a b le fo r W eek E n d in g J u n e 2H, 1927, at P ort O rfo rd .
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PORT ORFORD NEWS
THE FORUM
ANNOUNCEM ENT
Dr. L. R. Pugh has opened permanent
dental offices in the Fromm building, Port
Orford, where he will receive the public
from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 5.
i E d ito r's N ote:
In th is col­
um n T he N ews
w elcom es
th e
fre e and fra n k ex p ressio n s of the
c itizen s of th is d is tric t on q u e s­
tio n s of th e day. A rticles m ust
be sig n ed , b u t w rite r's s ig n a tu re
w ill be w ith h eld if so re q u e ste d »
E d ito r,
l uu i uuu i g ^ a K i i in a B i n u ii f m i a im i niniiiniiunmmiiii'»«.......it»'1- ..... m a— aaaaaanal
P o rt O rfo rd News.
tr u s te d th e ir sav in g s to it and
and
Mrs.
W illiam H o ag lu n d , Mr.
o ffe r w o rth y c a re e rs to am b itio u s D e a r S ir:
and Mrs. W infield Brow n
and
A t th is tim e w hen so m uch is
m en an d w om en.
Physician and Surgeon
son B uster. Miss G e rtru d e B row n,
By M. T ay lo r W rig h t.
being said a b o u t
in c o rp o ra tin g
.Miss V irg in ia B row n. A rlo S am ­
P o rt O rfo rd
from
the
s ta n d ­
O ffice 4 91, H ome 4 92
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. G W ind- P hones
F rom th e sacred fo ld s of
th e
p o in t of business, as a m o th e r I
d e a r old flag
T he n a tu r a l deep w ater h a r ­ w ould lik e to ex p ress my view s b ig le r an d d a u g h te r G lenda.
F ah y -M o rrlso n B ldg.
I An a n g ry eag le calls,
b o r a t P o rt O rfo rd is th e s t r a ­ from th a t s ta n d p o in t.
B andon, O regon.
It sta n d s
I W hy tu rn th is child aw ay from tegic fa c to r In th e d ev elopm ent
to reaso n th a t if we expect in ­
school
o f th e C u rry c o u n try
If th a t vesto rs to lo cate h ere we m us;
Refiners en d ‘Buyers o f
F o r w e a rin g o v eralls.
co n tin u e s to rem ain unim proved m ak e P o rt O rford a safe and s a n ­
th e n a tu r a l reso u rces of the tr ib ­ ita ry place
I
N ative Platinum an d G old
to
live— p ro tectio n
re ta rd e d 1
H is fa th e r fo u g h t on th e b a ttle ­ u ta ry c o u n try w ill be
O ld G r o w th Y e llo w F ir
H ig h es t M a rk e t Prices
from fire, police p ro tectio n , and
m a te ria lly in th e ir d ev elo p m en t. '
field
E e e U u M 1907
p er tie r
$ 1 .7 5
s a n ita ry p ro tectio n .
N a tu re has
T h a t o u r p u b lic schools
m ig h t F o r y ears p a st o u ts id e in te re s ts so blessed us th a t
S
econd
G
ro
w
th
F
ir,
p
er
W
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BER G B R O S.
fo rtu n a te ly
1
live,
h iv e succeeded in p re v e n tin g the*
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ep id em ics have been ra re ,
but
Offices: 742 Market Sr.. San Francis-,
Now w hile h e's 111 In a so ld ie r's la r g e r use of th is n a tu r a l a sse t, I
Plant: bouth San Francisco
C e lla r , p e r t ie r
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th a t is no a ss u ra n c e a g a in s t th e
(
w ard .
and only la st w in te r an o rg a n ­ fu tu re w ith th e g re a t
tide
of
S ta n d a r d C e lla r P o s t s , e a .
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Is th is th e tr e a tm e n t th a t we ized o u ts id e e ffo rt w as m ade t o ' to u ris ts com ing in.
M ost m en
give?
keep th e P o rt
O rfo rd
d is tric t and w om en have th e w e lfare of
"bottled up” in th e a tro c io u s a t ­ th e co m m u n ity iD w hich
th ey
S p e a r P la c e 2 M iles N o rth of
He sacrificed to o u r
c o u n try ’s te m p t to c re a te a gam e reserv e live at h e a rt en o u g h th a t th ey do
P o rt O rfo rd .
call.
of ail la n d s lying w est of th e n o t w illingly allow c o n d itio n s to
W ith
th e e x is t th a t a re h a rm fu l to th e ir
And th e m o th e r striv e s to e a rn R o o sev elt highw ay.
th e ir b re a d ;
p ro sp ect of th e im m ed iate g r e a t­ h e a lth ,
and
th e ir
c h ild re n 's
V et. you w ould tu r n th e ir child e r use of th e h a rb o r, th ese o u t ­ h e a lth .
from school,
side in te re s ts a re ag a in a tte m p t­
I re a d in a re cen t issue of T he
We w o n d er why, is conscience ing to c o n tin u e th e " b o ttlin g u p ”
News ab o u t th e n ecessity to p ro ­
C o m m e r c ia l
and
S a v in g s
dead ?
process, an d la s t w eek a p ap er
tect th e
ch ild re n
a g a in s t
the
In o u r s is te r co u n ty to th e n o rth speed
m a n ia c — esp ecially
w ith
Ood. give su ch people so b er gave f u r th e r evidence of th e
S a f e t y D e p o s it B o x e s
o u r g ra d e schools located on the
th o u g h t,
p ro p a g a n d a being in d u lg ed in in h ighw ay.
I have seen sco res of
fo r R e n t
F o r an a c t lik e th is, th e re 's fu rth e ra n c e o f th is o b jectiv e by
cases of th e " s p e e d s te rs ”
te a r ­
n o d efen se.
d ecry in g the in c o rp o ra tio n of the ing p a st th e school w ith no a t­
J u s t cu re th em of th e ir base co n ­ tow n of P o r t O rfo rd .
te n tio n to th e school signs. F o r ­
ceit.
T he reaso n fo r th is o u tsid e in ­ tu n a te ly no tra g e d y h as re su lte d
A nd bless th em
w ith
som e te rfe re n c e is n o t h a rd to fath o m .
as yet, b u t we m u st n o t o v e r­
com m on sense.
C e rta in la rg e in te re s ts w ho have
look th e fact th a t from now on
been successful in th e " b o ttlin g
th e tra v e l w ill in crease rap id ly
Now th e R agle sm iles, fo r the u p ” gam e in th e p a st, w ill not
w ttn a c o rre sp o n d in g ly in crease
people say
be read y to develop th e ir h o ld ­
o f reck less d riv e rs. Do we have
PO RT ORFO RD, ORE.
T h at schools a re free to all th e ings In th e »Port O rford d is tric t
to w ait u n til a tra g e d y a c tu a lly
b o y s;
u n til th e ir o th e r tim b e r is ex­
ta k e s place b efo re we w ake up
It m a tte rs not w hat clo th es they h a u ste d , p robably from fiftee n to
a n d ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e p ro ­
w ear.
tw e n ty y e a rs h en ce;
th e re fo re ,
te c tio n
we
need — u n til
som e
W h e th e r o v eralls o r co rd u ro y s. the only way to o b ta in th e ir ob­
babe, possibly y o u rs o r m in e— is
je ctiv e is to keep C u rry co u n ty
b ro u g h t hom e cold an d lifeless,
in su b ju g a tio n u n til
th e y
a re
or in ju re d and crip p led for life?
ready.
C
u
rry
’s
c
itiz
e
n
s
-
citizens
Of th e to ta l p o p u latio n of th e !
C om m on sense says act now and
who Invested In good f a i t h —a re
U nited S tate«, an
av e ra g e of |
p rev en t such h u m an d e stru c tio n .
to he used as m ere paw ns on th e
W om en, fo r ages, have
been
m ore th a n one in every 5 0 is a
tim b e r c h e c k erb o ard
of
those
th e sym bol of a d v a n c e m e n t- not
d ire c t in v e s to r in th e se c u ritie s
o u tsid e in te re s ts If such p ro p a ­
being c o n te n t to sta n d s till, or,
o f e le c tric lig h t and p o w er com ­
g a n d a is su ccessfu l in its
p u r­
w orse s till, go b ack w ard .
Can
panies. B esides th is v ast a rm y of pose.
we w om en, an d e sp ecially
we
m ore th a n th re e m illio n s of peo­
P o rt O rford now h as an
op
m o th e rs, a ffo rd to fall b eh in d ?
ple, th e re a re u n c o u n ta b le m il­
p o rtu n ity to b reak th e
fe tte rs
• • • •
lio n s of w age e a rn e rs
w hose
C an we allow the o p p o rtu n ity to
th a t have held it in bondage so
in c o rp o ra te slip th ro u g h o u r lin ­
h a rd -e a rn e d sav in g s d ep o sited In
long. T he way is c le a r, sim ple,
b a n k s a re In tu rn e d lo an ed to i n ­ and c a rrie s no u n d u e b u rd e n on gers, and lose th e a d v a n ta g e of
d u s try on th e se c u rity of sto ck s
p ro te c tio n fo r o u r c h ild re n ?
I
anyone. Rise up. V oters, and
th in k
not.
We
w om en
have ii
an d bonds.
The e le c tric lig h t
ta k e th e d e te rm in e d sta n d tliat
an d p o w er in d u s try alo n e re p re ­ you a re ca p a b le of a tte n d in g to been given th e p riv ileg e of th e ii
se n ts a to ta l in v estm en t of $8.- y o u r own a ffa irs w ith o u t o u tsid e vote. How b e tte r can we use it I
(»00,000,000, m ore th a n »08 for in te rfe re n c e — t h r o w
off the th a n fo r th e p ro tectio n of o u r 0
» « • •
hom es an d o u r c h ild re n ?
e a rh m an. w om an and child In sh a c k le s of o u tsid e
d o m in atio n
T h a n h you.
th e U nited S tates.
and be w o rth y of citizen sh ip in
E le c tric ity is com ing to m ean th is section so w o n d erfu lly bless-*
A P o rt O rfo rd M other.
m o re and m ore in th e lives of th e ed w ith n a tu r a l reso u rces
and
A m erican people ev ery day. Soon n u tu ra l co n d itio n s.
B ew are of a
e le c tric
re frig e ra to rs ,
c lea n ers, la s t m in u te a tte m p t
to
In flu ­
w ashing m ach in es an d o th e r d e ­ ence y o u r vote by th o se o u tsid e
vices m ay be seen in ev ery hom e in te re s ts w ho seek to hold back
a n d w ith th is e n la rg e d o p p o rtu n ­ th e d ev elo p m en t o f P o rt O rford
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ity fo r serv ice th e e le c tric lig h t fo r m a n y y e a rs m o re to satisfy
Q uite a spell ago a M ister Bern
I i
U N D ER N EW MANAGE-
I
an d pow er In d u stry w ill becom e th e ir own se lfish p u rp o ses, and ja tn in F ra n k lin w ro te a piece to
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an even m ore v ital fa c to r th an vote fo r th e IM M ED IA TE d e v e l-' ■ th e pap ers in w hich he sa id : He
ev er before.
U nder c a re fu l s u ­ o pm ent of o u r reso u rces— th e in ­ w ho by th e plow w ould th riv e
p ervision of s ta te co m m issio n s to c o rp o ra tio n of P o rt O rfo rd being m ust e ith e r hold,
h im self,
or
re g u la te ra te s fa irly , it will con­ th e first ste p in tha»
has
d ev elo p ­ d riv e ,' an d th is s ta te m e n t
tin u e to grow , e a rn in g su ffic ie n t m ent.
co n tin u e d to he -e g a rd e d as q u ite
to keep its eq u ip m e n t In first-
F IR S T CLASH M EA LS
a m o u th fu l by all and
su n d ry
F am ily S tyle
class o p e ra tin g
c o n d itio n ,
pay
M C. P u rd in , E lk riv e r m iner, w ho q u o te it and copy It on ca rd s
rea so n a b le d iv id en d s (o th e mil m ade his first trip to tow n since to h a n g in fro n t of th e ir d esk s
lions of In v esto rs w ho have en his recent illness.
and w ork it in colored w ools to
SUNDAY D IN N E R S A
h a n g in th e p a rlo r and teach it
S P E C IA L T Y
to th e young and risin g g e n e ra ­
tion to use w hen th ey speak a
piece a t school.
GOOD B E D S
It w ent o v er big. as th e sa y ­
C o m fo r t a b le ,
H o m e lik e
ing is, and is still very p o p u la r
P lace
am o n g the v a st n u m b e r of citi­
zens wh< live and m ove an d h a v
th e ir b eing and hold th e ir jobs
C o m fo rta d e h u n tin g lisdge
m d m ake th e ir in v e stm e n ts and
in big g am e te r rito ry , e a s ­
b rin g up th e ir young in
a o tr"
ily acces- ¡ble, in co n n ectio n
place like San F ran cisco , fo r in ­
w ith hotel.
stan ce. hut who will n e ith e r hold
G uides fu rn ish e d if d e sire d .
n o r d riv e on electio n day if th e
elec tio n booth is six teen feet out
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
of th e ir re g u la r tra v e l path .
d ay of each m o n th .
V isitors
E. M. P IT N E R
He w ho'd see his city
grow
alw ay s w elcom e.
P ro p rie to r.
m ust vote to help to m ak e it so,
L ouise Scofield.
is Ju st ex actly as tr u th f u l and
W o rth y M atron
sen sib le as th e th in g Ben said,
THE BOY IN OVER­
ALLS
H. L. HOUSTON, M.D.
Outside Interference
4-
SELF GOVERNMENT
The fundamental principle of American inde­
pendence is self government, and we have demon­
strated to the world at large that intelligent self gov­
ernment is the solution of the governmental prob­
lem. Our form of government—as a nation—as a
state—as a county—as a city—as a school or road
district—is founded on this principle. While on rare
occasions bad government has resulted, the fault was
due to the fact that the citizens themselves did not
exercise their constitutional rights.
Of the thousands of incorporated cities and
towns in the United States rare indeed is self gov­
ernment bad, and these cities and towns are made up
of average people. Port Orford’s citizenry will av­
erage with the rest, and there is no reason to believe
that Port Orford is not capable of efficient self gov­
ernment.
Port Orford’s future necessarily rests on good
local government, and to provide such government
Port Orford must incorporate—the • only way in
which it can be provided. Men capable to give effi­
cient self government live in Port Orford and own
property here; elect them to office and give them
your support. Efficient self government at reason­
able cost will result.
Order Winter Wood
NOW
J. C. FREDERICK
OF
BANDON
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
With the Roosevelt highway open to through
north and south traffic during July the dreams of
the citizens of Curryland will have’come true.
Make the vote on incorporation unanimous;
unity makes for a substantial community.
V w H ighw ay Map
P o rtlu n d , O re., J u n e 18
The
O regon S tate M otor asHovtatton
haa ju s t iwNued , fo r ritatrib u tto n
th e moat u p -to -d a te m ap of th e
w estern I n lted S tate«
for th e
uhc of th e a u to in o b ilis t th a t has
yet been p roduced
T h is m ap is
p re p a re d w ith th e Idea o f show
Ing th e re c re a tio n a l c e n te rs
of
the w estern U nited S ta le s and is
issued u n d e r (he su b title . "T h e
I lay g ro u n d of A m erica "
T he m ap show s eleven s ta te s
an d tw o provinces in C an ad a and
Is so p rep ared as to show
all
m ain tra v e le d h ig h w ay s
T hese |
h ig h w ay s a re in tu r n m a rk e d to
show th • v ario u s ty p es of s u r
Associated Gas
R o d erick
M « acleay
an d wife
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wile
an d c h ild re n . R o d erick
M urtha
and Mary, a rriv e d thin m o rn in g
from P o rtlu n d en ro i,le to W ed-
d e rb u rn w here th ey w ill spend
(he su m m e r on th e M acleay es-
la te
T h ree m aid s acco m p an ied
th e ch ild re n
Melvin .1 P a in e of
P o rtla n d d ro v e th e M acleav car
front th e n o rth and th e fam ily
m ade th e trip In it dow n
th e
coast
Mr R aln e re tu rn e d n o rth
th is m o rn in g ,
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Kelly Springfield Tires
Blue Bird
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O. E. S.
Septic Tanks and Sewers
Plumbing and Painting
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but you d o n 't h e a r m any people
c o m m ittin g th a t to m em ory or
p u ttin g it In p ractice. —«Chronicle.
F lo re n c e P o n t­
ing
S ecretary .
The Misses
P a u lin e
Fw eden
an d C h ris tin e N’agie of M arsh ­
field have been sp en d in g a week
at K n ap p 's
W. II. SHERIDAN
General Contractor
Seaside Hotel
BEACH
PARK
On the Ocean
—
<)n the Lake
Tourist Headquarters
Camping
—
Boating
—
Fishing
Free Mood — — Good Mater
" « l u g to th e l i m i te r n u m b e r of cabin« w ould advise
m a k in g y o u r r c e i r s t b . n « e a rly . S eason op en s April 15th.
I Utlrrwl
W. T. White
New and Repair Work
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Pool Hall
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
Mrs. David McKenzie
Prop.
He Who’d See His City 0 Port Orford. Oregon
Grow
Must Note to Help to
Make It So.
PORT ORFORD COMMERCIAL CO.
“ t Ria tr i
rntumanm
I A g ate B each P a rk »
The M inne W it club of M .ir-h
field cam e to P o rt O rfo rd S u n ­
day fo r 'h e ir a n n u a l picnic in
| ' h e b e a u tifu l A gate Beach p ark .
T hose p re s e n t
w ere
G eorge
G ra h a m . C h arles V D a v is and
wife. Mrs Jo h n D ashnev.
Mr-
H a rry M eK -ow n. Miss E na iMc
Keown M - -
M a rg aret
S ta u ff
Mr and Mr« F E B rando. Mrs
W illiam In g ra m . Mrs. H. A. H a r­
ris, J o h n
S t a r t . Miaa F ra n c e -
" k M - Ii t
sta c k . C h e ste r
I in,
Mr a n d Mrs H a r y No
bb an d J o h n N oble. K orige N o­
ble. Ml«- '»etty Br s u
Mrs. O. 1
W B r ir s - Mr and M r- C h a rle -
ia. hap: elle an d
n Ja c k .
Mr
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rile a v e ra g e cost of o p e ra tin g
a n a u to m o b ile
1 0 .2 7 e m its
| h t m ile .
,
' "ii c a n e a sily d e te r m in e how
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
Mine \\ i> Club Picnics
THE C HRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
I Port Orford, Oregon
CANDIES
CIGARS
STATIONERY
A D O Î X A R ’S W O R T H
C lip th is coup on an d m a ll it
L. B. HATTdN
Prop.
Real
OF ALL
Marshfield Items
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
IT’S EVERYBODY’S JOB
The upbuilding of Port Orford is every citizen’s
jol»—the prosperity of the community depends on The Public’s Investment
the united action of all, and all must work as a unit
else nothing worth while can be accomplished. To sit
back and wait until one man accomplishes what he
has set out to do, and will do, without lifting a hand
to help, smacks considerably of the panhandler who
is a. wonderful receiver but contributes nothing to
the good of a community. HoW much better for ev­
ery citizen to assist that one man by doing the things
that are necessary to be done from a community
standpoint, rather than sit back and await the re­
sults of his actions like dependent children. How
much more manly—more self-respecting— more
sportsmanlike—and how such teamwork would be
appreciated by that one man who is working in every
citizen’s interest. Take counsel with yourself, Mr.
Voter, and see if you are doing the square thing by
that one man.
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FUNNY BIRDS
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The ostrich is a funny bird and his counterpart
in one particular at least is found in the man incap­
able of reasoning. When something comes up the
ostrich does not understand he attempts to hide his
body by sticking his head in the sand: with the man
described an attempt is made to hide his ignorance
by much loose talk. Neither succeed. Funny birds
indeed.
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