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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, October 4, 1927.
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Im p ro v em en t« .
T h e s e n io r boys a re busy to ­
day p re p a rin g a flo w er bed a t
th e so u th side of
th e
school
b u ild in g .
T hey a re sp a d in g th e
g ro u n d an d p la n tin g iris bulbs,
w hich we hope will grow
and
blossom w ell.
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.
C lass a n d S tu d e n t B ody E lectio n .
At th e firs t se n io r class m e e t­
ing, O rlan d A nderson w as e le c t­
ed p re sid e n t fo r th e co m in g y ear.
G race
F ro m m , se c re ta ry , and
4, 1927.
J u a n ita Jo h n so n tr e a s u re r .
T he Ju n io r class elec ted E d n a
people, In clu d in g re la tio n s ,
as cured in 130 cases w ith o th e rs tc
M iller p re sid e n t a n d
F lo y d
m uch as possible. T he m o re p er- follow
A
C ra n b e rry p ick in g s ta rte d th is
No o th e r of- i
80“ 8 L ChUd C° m e*
W hl,e 8om e ’a n te
a c re a g e s W rig h t s e c re ta ry
Refiners and ‘Buyers o f
w eek a t th e tw o Jo h n so n bogs
w ith th e m o re o p p o rtu n itie s
It
b u rn ed th e fo re s te rs
fleers
w
ere
elected
a re
w ould h av e of b e in g in fected In
8
u
Native
Platinum
and Gold
on
G
a
rriso
n
lak
e.
T he so p h o m o re class
elected
case su ch p erso n s w ere c a rrie rs . pleased over th e fact th a t o u t of th e fo llo w in g o fficers fo r th e e n ­
Mr. and M rs O. J .
M ath er
H ig h e s t M a rk e t Prices
AU k now n c a r’s sh o u ld be Iso- , th e 1522 fire s re p o rte d , so fa r
L .u H u M 1907
d ro v e o u t to R o seb u rg F rid a y
lated an d placed u n d e r q u a r a n ­ 1183 did n o t exceed o n e -q u a rte r su in g y e a r: A n n a B a rto n , p re s i­
F re d P h fie s te r and his
wife
WIL.DBERG BROS.
tin e d u rin g th e a c u te sta g e , an d of an acre In size. 284 did a o t d e n t; D o ro th y H u tch eso n , secre- a re liv in g in E. L. W h ite ’s re s i­
S M E L T IN G Si R E F IN IN G C O .
ch ild re n in c o n ta c t
w ith
su ch b u rn over 10 a cres each, w hile ' , a r y*treasu rer.
Office»: 742 Market St., San Francuco
Plant: South San Francuco
cases sh o u ld also be iso la te d d u r ­ 55 covered over 10 a cres each f T he fre sh m e n o ffic e rs a re Vel- dence on W a sh in g to n s tre e t and
in g th e p erio d
of
in cu b atio n .
A to ta l of 35,570 acres of n a - 1 rna Jo h n s o n , p resid en t and C ath - F ifth .
G eorge W. M oore J r . of the
T h e re is no ro u tin e te st by w hich tlo n a l fo rest and p riv a te fo re st erin<‘ S m ,th s e c r e ta ry - tre a s u re r,
M oore Mill & L u m b e r co m p an y
c a rr ie rs ca n be
d e te c te d
an d la n d s Inside th e n a tio n a l fo re sts
P h y sic ia n an d S urgeon, g
T h e s tu d e n t body elec ted O r-
cases a re n o t o ften
reco g n ized
tr a n s a c te d b u sin ess in P o rt O r­
u n tll p a ra ly sis occurs. P ro b a b ly waa b u rn e d over.
No fig u re s ' ,and' * n d e r" ? n P resid en t J u a n ita
ford T h u rsd a y
co n n ected
w ith P h o n e s:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
—
----
vice
p re s id e n t, A nna
th e m a jo rity o f all
cases
a re a re av a ila b le as yet on th e d a m - ’ J o h n s to n
th e su p erv isio n of th e lo a d in g of
P a ris
a b o rtiv e In type, and do n o t d e ­ age o r loss, as th e d e ta ile d ex- ’,a r ton s e c r e ta ry , F ra n k
F
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orrlaon Bldg.
th
e
A
lv
arad
o
o
f
th
e
M
oore
line
velop p a ra ly sis.
In an v case of a m in a tio n s and fin al re p o r ts o n ' tr e a s u r e r , an d E d n a M iller, new s
w ith P o rt O rfo rd c e d a r lo g s fo r
B andon, O regon.
a c u te Illn ess w h ere p o lio m y elitis th e la r g e r fire s a re not av a ila b le e d ito r.
e x p o rt sh ip m en t.
is su sp ected th e p a tie n t sh o u ld u n til la te r In th e y ear.
C o rre c tio n .
O ris .F rom m , w ho arm
w as
be Iso lated an d re p o rte d to th e
'We w ish to an n o u n c e th a t in a m p u ta te d a t th e Leep h o sp ita l
T he seaso n w as
u n u su a l
In
h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t as a su sp ic i­
last
w
eek
's
h
ig
h
school
new
s
an
m any re sp e c ts, fo re st o fficers
in B andon a b o u t ten d ay s ago
ous case.
say. T he u n u su a l n u m b e r of se-1 e r r o r w as m ad e In s ta tin g th e as a re s u lt of an a c c id e n t o c c u r­
v ere and " d r y " lig h tn in g sto rm s n u m b e r of s tu d e n ts e n ro lled T he rin g d u rin g th e v isit of H onest
b u t B ill's circue. Is Im p ro v in g s a tis ­
c o n c e n tra te d on a c o m p a ra tiv e ly n u m b e r p u b lish ed w as 21,
few n a tio n a l fo re sts,
d ecreases th e c o rre c t n u m b e r is 27.
fa cto rily .
to ta ls
of m an-cau sed
W ash in g to n . D. if'.. Sept. 30.— In th e
L. J. C ooper an d R . R. R u t­
A slig h t d e c re a se in th e n u m b e r fires, la rg e and e x tre m e ly d iffi­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A
ledge of th e S iskiyou
n a tio n a l
lysis cases over c u lt sn ag fire s on one fo re st, and
fo re s t service, sta tio n e d a t P ow ­
O o m m e rria l
and
Havings
i th e c o u n try d u rin g
th e
week a m e te o rite -c a u se d fire, a re som e ♦ G R A D E SCHO OL N O TES ♦ e rs , v isited P o rt O rfo rd F rid a y
♦
In te rm e d ia te R oom
♦
an d took in "A cro ss th e P a c ific ."
1» in d icated of th e high lig h ts of th e season
to d ate.
♦
♦
L ouis K napp, w ho is h elp in g
A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
S afety D eposit Boxes
o u t in th e co u n ty c le r k ’s office
serv ice. T h e to ta l fo r th e n atio n
fo r R e n t
ab­
O ur b u lle tin b o ard Is ab o u t a t Gold Beach d u rin g th e
dogs th is w eek. T h e re is a sto ry sence o f C lerk C au g h ell, w ho is
t r e a t­
‘
W e a th e r o b se rv a tio n s.
m ade of a dog an d a p ic tu re of th e in P o rtla n d fo r m edical
w "ek ‘ bpfo'r"“ ' '
by H en ry Jo h n s to n a t P o rt O r­ g re a te s t dog In E n g lan d .-—A rlln m en t, v isited h is h om e in P o rt
o f 'c h u s e t t s stm h ad th e g re a te st
O rfo rd o v er S unday.
fo rd , fo r th e m o n th of S eptem - Jo h n so n
David M cK enzie
and
H en ry
K e n n e th V anley had a b ir th ­
1 h e r show ed a m ax im u m of
76
H e stood in fro n t of th e A xtell a re en jo y in g a d e e r h u n t
^ r e “ and a m inim um of 43, w ith 13 day.
c le a r days, 5 p a rtly clear,, and school room an d we a ll san g a in th e u p p er E lk riv e r co u n try .
p o rted 37 cases, a g a in s t 39, an d
C apt. Ed Skog of th e P o rt O r­
G ill­
12 cloudy. T h e reco rd is as fol- so n g to h im .— Jo h n W m.
W a sh in g to n 11. a g a in s t 15. O r- , low s:
ford Kish Co. is a tte n d in g
to
ings.
K en n e th H a n d ly w ent to N orth b u sin ess m a tte r s in th e Bay c it­
Max Min
Day Max. Min
1
76
46 Bend T h u rs d a y to see h is fa th e r, ies.
76
5 2
16
Jo h n F. G illings, w ho took up
75
46 w ho Is In th e h o s p ita l.— I r a n ia n
2
74
53
17
em p lo y m en t w ith th e
M acleay
3
70
66
18
52 D ean.
5 0
The th ird an d fo u rth g ra d e s E s ta te com pany at W e d d e rb u rn ,
aS
th is
O ld
A
4
69
50
70
54
19
A to ta l o of f 1104 fo rest fires
65
5
20
50
65
43 m ad e h e a lth , p o ste rs. T h e fifth sp e n t S u n d ay w ith h is fam ily In
cau sed by lig h tn in g
w ith
418
66
73
44 g ra d e is going to vote on w hich P o rt O rford.
49
21
m an -cau sed fires fo r th e seaso n | 6
C a th a ­
7
68
49 one is th e b e st.— M ary
44
2
2
69
up to S ep tem b er 20, is show n In |
56 rin e S oran so n
68
23
67
43
th e fire su m m a ry Ju st
released j 8
T he fifth g ra d e
is
m a k in g
71
72
In last w eek ’s Issue ap p eared
5 2
24
47
by th e fo rest serv ice o ffices a t , 9
70
10
68
51 m aps of S outh A m erica.— E llen a local s ta tin g th a t C u rry C h a p ­
49
25
P o rtla n d , O regon.
11
67
68
49 B arto n .
50
26
te r No. 135, O. E. S., h ad received
i n s n lte of heavy ra in s so fa r
T he school Is s ta r tin g to m ak e an in v ita tio n to a tte n d a d in n e r
69
66
27
47
46
In S ep tem b er, 4 8 fire s w ere r e ­ 12
W e have to read given by Coos C h a p te r No. 99. at
66
28
67
5 3 book re p o rts.
44
p o rted by
th e
fo re st
ra n g e rs 13
65
67
49 a book e v ery six w eeks. B u t in N o rth Bend on O cto b er 3. The
46
29
from S ep tem b er 1» to 20. C om ­ 14
4 5 o rd e r to g et a c e rtific a te from d a te Rhould hav e been
30
66
71
47
O ctober
p ared to th e av erag p fo r th e past 15
th e co u n ty
s u p e rin te n d e n t
we 6 th and th e in v ita tio n covers a
fo u r y e a rs
(1 9 2 3 -2 6 )
In
th e '
re ­
N o rth P acific fo rest d is tric t (In -I A A A A A A A A A A A A A A hav e to re a d ten b o o k s.— V irg in ­ b u sin ess m e etin g at w hich
ia L arso n .
fre sh m e n ts will be served.
e lu d in g W a s h in g to n ’s an d
O re­ A
A
T he fifth g ra d e
m ade
tu lip
P IR 1T E S' W E E K L Y
A
g o n ’s 22 n a tio n a l fo r e s ts ),
th e j A
A b o rd e rs and tre e b o rd e rs fo r a rt
lig h tn in g fires for 1 927 a re 290 ♦
Hbove th e av e ra g e
an d
m an - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A .work.
E d it o r . E d n a M ille r.
cau sed fires a re 280 below . O n ­
ly one fo re st, th e S lu slaw , alo n g
A ssistan t E d ito r, Veva A nder-
th e O regon ro a s t, had no lig h t­ son.
L IC E N SE D GUIDE
F lo y d
n in g fires, w hile th e W en atch ee ,
A ih letle
R e p o rte rs,
At th e m e e tin g of th e s ta te
in W a sh in g to n re p o rte d 156 and W rig h t. L au ra Price.
, h ig h w ay com m ission in P o rtla n d
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon.
,
S tu d e n t Body d le p o rle r.
( th e C olum bia fo re st 109.
Bus th is week It w as re p o rte d t h a f
th e S hell Oil com pany had failed
T h e h a rd e s t h it a re a in
th e | te r A nderson.
n o rth wpHt w as a p o rtio n of th e |
C lass R e p o rte r. N orm an Quig- to rep ly to th e re q u e s t of th e
com m ission to re f ra in from e re c t­
fo re st,
in
s o u th e rn ley.
ing s ig n b o a rd s a lo n g th e R oose­
W a sh in g to n , w here a se rie s
of i
velt h ig h w ay In Coos an d C u rry
(1n.«s New«.
fo u r
sev ere
lig h tn in g
sto rm s |
co u n ties
T he re q u e s t w as o rig
passpd o v er a la rg e a rea b u rn e d : T h re e m o re s tu d e n ts e n ro lled In ally m ad e th r o u g h
th e
P o rt
U N D ER N EW M ANAGE­
week O rfo rd c h a m b e r
o y er In th e bad fire y e a r o f 1902. In th e p O. H S. th is
of com m erce
MENT
P rice.
E s th e r T he s e n tim e n t a g a in s t th e sign-
T ills area is a fo rest of sn ag s o r , T hey a re Ijiu ra
h o ard evil is g ro w in g all over
sta n d in g d ead tre e s, w ith,, h o w ­ T lm m en«, and " 'ra n k P aris
th e s ta te an d It Is hoped th a t
ev er, a fine sta n d of y o u n g for- I
A th le tic News.
T he p ro sp ects fo r
b a sk e tb a ll th e com pany w ill c o n sid e r It to
est
b e n e a th .
fo re ste rs s ta te , j
L ig h tn in g fires in th a t reg io n , look pcettv slim now u n less we its b en efit as w ell s r to th e sc e n ­
ic a d v a n ta g e o f th e coast h ig h ­
F IR S T CLASS M EALS
in way not to co m p lete th e e re c ­
w ere co m p a ra tiv e ly u n k n o w n u n ­ can a rr a n g e fo r a b u ild in g
F a m » ; S ty le
T h e re w ill
be tion o f th e stens.
til 1927. local old tim e rs
sav j w hich to i lay.
F o re s t serv ice o ffic ia ls re g a rd as | en o u g h boys and g irls fo r tw o
T he S ta n d a rd Oil co m p an y la st
p a rtic u la rly u n fo r tu n a te th e loss s tro n g team s. Som e schools a re y e a r v o lu n ta rily p u lled up all of
S E N D A I D IN N E R S
o f som e 30.000 a cres
of
th is j allow ed to p lay only In ter-class Its sign« a lo n g all th e h ig h w ay s
g am es hut we a re su re th a t we In O regon and m ad e an open d ec­
y o u n g fo rest
S P E C IA L T Y
F e d e ra l fo re ste rs classify fire could play th e schools (h a t we la ra tio n In fa v o r of a policy of
co m m ercial
signs
head». 1 u su ally play, if we could secu re e llm in a ’in g
cau ses u n d e r tw o m ain
from all h ig h w a y s in th e fu tu re
placr f fo r p racticin g .
lig h tn in g an d m an -cau sed .
Of
GOOD BEDS
W estern W orld
W eb n in e to Now S tu d en t« .
th e 418 m an m ade fires, cam p-
t.in ifo rsah b y .
H om elike
P o rt O rfo rd h ig h school gives A A A A A A A A A A A A A
Piar».
w elcom e to new s tu d e n ts e n te r ­ ♦
A
ing th is y ear. M ost of th e stu
« C«»t A T I C L E R K ’S F IL IN G S A
C o m fo rts Me h u n tin g lodge
d e n ts com e to o u r
new
h ig h ' A
A
tn big gam e te r rito ry , e a s ­
from
th e In te rm e d ia te A A A A A A A A A A A A *
’ 7- in c e n d ia ry 9. and m iscei- school
ily accessib le, in co n nection
g rad es. To th e se high school life
E ra s m u s T h o rh a v e n , m MX to
w ith hotel.
Is n ew er, lo n g er, an d . we hope,
th . u m a tiiia fo re st caused by m ore en jo y a b le th a n school life A nna I, S tevens, et vin. w a rra n
G uides fu rn ish e d If desired
j a m e te o rite h ittin g a tre e , de- b efo re
\n y o n e who e n te rs out . ty deed.
A
nna
L.
S
tev
en
s,
et
vin.
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
m o llsh ln g It nnd s e ttin g it afire. school will get a c a l s ta rt to ­
E ra sm u s T h o rh a v e n , et u x .
Ills« O \ H I G l KM
fectlve.
day of each m o n th .
V isito rs
Of th e 418
m an -cau sed
fires w ard his g o al, a n d we w ill en
E. M . P IT N E R
ra
n
ty
deed.
OF I M 'I M I I
It m ay be w ell to b e a r In m ind co n v ictio n s h av e a lre a d y been se d eav o r to m ak e him a t hom e In 1
alw ay s w elcom e.
l >ro p rle to r.
th a t in fa n tile p ara ly sis Is a d is ­
M ary O a u n tle tt to J. C. Jo h n -
L ouise Scofield.
(C o n tin u e d from P ag e | )
ease of ch ild h o o d .
A bout
65
I son. w a rra n ty deed.
p er cen t of th e cases o ccu r u n ­
W o rth y M atron
I
F A H u g h es to A lice M aster-
rle r. T h e re Is s till som e u n c e r­ d e r five y e a rs o f age, an d 30 per
, son. w a rra n ty deed
F lo re n c e P o n t­
ta in ty a b o u t Its m eth o d of sp read
c en t betw een th e ag es of
five
C u rry C o u n ty B ank to G eorge
ing
Ing.
It a p p e a rs p ro b ab le
th a t a n d ten
Most of th e re m a in in g
S e c retary .
B. S ta ffo rd , sa tisfa c tio n of m o r t­
h e a lth y la r r le r s and m issed cas flve p e r cent of th e cases a re n
gage.
es play an Im p o rta n t p a rt in dis p erso n s u n d e r tw en ty .
T h u s It
R Van W le to R.
C h erry .
c h il­
se m ln a tln g th e d is e s-.'
O wing a p p e a rs th a t very y o u n g
l u r voice, ’ra v e lin g over
I m o rtg ag e
to th e lim ita tio n s of o u r know ! d re n a re m ost lik ely to have thl«
highw ay's of th e tele-
ed g e, It Is not poasibl. to pre d isease
O ne g e n e ra l
m easu re
In a M. F o rk n e r
to
D onald
u
| pt n- sy stem , g ain s lm m ed i
scrib e ex act m e a su re s of c o n tro l o f p ro te c tio n w ould bo ’n keep
' C ro c k e tt, a g re e m e n t.
a te au d ie n i o in th e m ost re
an d be su re th a t th ey w ill be ef young ch ild re n aw ay from o th e r
D onald C ro c k e tt to . \ «' DÓo-
:;o
sectio n s of th e n a tio n ,
' little , a ss ig n m e n t of above con- I M eets second S a tu rd a y of each f
! tra c t.
J m o n th
V isiting b re th e rn w«l- | t I SE M>NG D ISTAN CE—
A. T Tergtn« to Old .1
come.
J
r h e E en n o n iiio l W ay.
| n in g lo catio n
♦ JOHN VAIL,
C li p th i» c o u p o n .m il n i. u l it w it h I I f o r a t i t * • • k » ’ trial m b " nption Io
le w is A M anning
to
‘
W o rsh ip fu l M aster, j u
R o’ e E x ten sio n , m in in g 1
j W . T . W H IT E . Sr..
Lew is A. M anning to
Paper Inr the H»mi I titr U H '»/* in II» S c o p e
♦
S e c re ta r i
E x te n sio n , m in in g locatl«
la H you H ill fli
■ «lallt •• nJ new» f th* w«rM fr » s >(■ 7a»' «peetal « lite r« ,
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great deal depends upon a man’s courage
when he is slandered and traduced. Weak men are
crushed by detraction, but the brave hold on and
succeed.—Stevens.
H. L. HOUSTON, M.D.
“THANK YOU”
(Editorial in Vernonia Eagle.)
Two little words that make the world run more
smoothly, that ease the hard places of life and ab­
sorb many of its shocks, are “Thank you.”
They are the sign of a gracious spirit. They
bespeak a generous attitude that would not with­
hold praise from those that deserve it—a commod­
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ity with which too many of us are stingy.
Be On Decline
The majority of us take too much for granted.
In a land of plenty and among a people of infinite
resources, we expect much and accept everything as,
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a matter of course.
Yet one’s best friend likes to hear an apprecia- en,llng September 24
tive word. While a compliment deserved by an out-, ^ 7 7 2 ^ the^nbiie heaiJh
sider and extended frankly and generously will of-
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ten convert an enemy into an ally.
al ,he end of la8t week was 545
at Port Orford
Appreciation, like charity, begins at home and
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among those nearest and dearest. The prince
good fellows is a failure and a hypocrite unless he Inumber- 97-~a <»««•«••• of 9
takes his reputation home with him at night and ar<
rays it with smiles and pleasant words at the break-
fast table in the morning.
These two little words, “Thank you,” make the eK,,n
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world run more smoothly. T^arn to speak them.1 p nusua| forest
No praise is ever wholly undeserved, Encouraging,
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words are as great a miracle worker
world knows.
A NEWSPAPER’S PLACE IN THE COM
MUNITY
(Editorial in American)
A mistaken idea with some people is that the
newspaper is an individual proposition. If they do
not like the editor, they feel they must knock the
japer and stand in the way of its success whenever
jossible. They do not realize that the local paper
s just as much a part of the community as the
schools, churches or anything else. The newspaper
is different from any other business, it is a commun­
ity affair. The paper will be here when the present
editor is gone. It is for service to the people and not
for the individual.
Writing on the problems of a newspaper, an
exchange says:
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You may not like the editor and the editor may
not like you any too well—but the paper he is .re- 77Lh''.1,’,'.' ,
sponsible for does just as much for you as the service
rendered others. There is nothing personal with it.
it is here for a purpose and that purpose is to do
what good it can in every wav it canyind the great­
er the support of those it undertakes to serve the
better service it can render. It takes the people to
make a good newspaper and without the help of the
people no one can run a successful newspaper. It
requires money to operate any kind of business—
even the churches and the papers are no exception
and for this reason they must have the financial
support of the business interests as well as the good
will.
Few newspaper publishers make more than a
comfortable living and scarcely one is reported weal-i8r"‘ nrf"i ,pad "nh 1'* carel' ss
thy from money made in the* newspaper business.;
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They deserve to he trusted and to be understood by 13«. brush hurning 25. lumher-
the people—it is the editor and not the plant that I
makes a newspaper useful in a community, though a
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liberal patronage is necessary if the paper is to lie a .,,,
credit to the town.
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