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■Port^rford^regon^J^uesdav^OctoberlLW ^T.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Published w eekly at Port Orford, Oregon
GEO W BO JIA N SON, Bdltor
E n te re d a t th e P o sto ffice a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon. a< second clas)
Tide Table for W eek E nding October 18, 1927, Port Orford.
m all m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 187#
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H igh T ide
Low T ide
AM
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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P.M
W ed n esd ay , O cto b er 1 2 _
1 2 :3 0
12 34
6 :2 2
06
One T e a r ___________________
T h u rsd a y , O cto b er 13 r_
1:22
1:15
705
56
Six M o n t h s __________________
i F rid a y . O ctober 1»
2 :1 6
1:57
7 :5 1
40
A dvertising rates IS cents per colum n Inch
I S a tu rd a y . O cto b er 1 5 __
3:15
46
2 47
843
1 S u n d ay , O cto b er 16 .... ...
4 :2 3
3:45
9 :4 6
M onday, O cto b er 17
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5 :38
4 : 34
1 0 :5 0
11:03
T u esd ay , O cto b er 18 ___
6 :5 4
6 :1 4
1 1 :5 8
12 27
P.M.
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11.00
Tuesday, October 11, 1927.
Do the duty which lies nearest thee. Thy second
duty will already have become clear.—Thomas Car-
iyjr- *
PORT ORFORD NEWS
ing th e b ro a d c a s tin g h ere. Oeo.
H. M ooran was In c h a rg e of the
a rra n g e m e n ts fo r
th e
co n test,
b eing ap p o in ted by th e A tw a te r-
K en t com pany.— E u g en e
D aily
G u ard .
Miss S m ith is a s is te r of Mrs.
A. P. S w eet an d th o se P o rt O r
ford re s id e n ts w ho w ere f o r tu n
a te en o u g h to h e a r h e r h e re In
co n cert la s t fa ll w ill rem em b er
w h at a ra r e tr e a t h e r sin g in g Is
P o rt O rfo rd w ill e a g e rly
a w a it
th e p le a su re an d p riv ile g e of w el
com ing Miss 9 m ith ag ain
ANNOUNCEM ENT
Dr. L. R. Pugh has opened permanent
dental offices ¿1 the Fromm building. Port
Orford, where he will receive the public
from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 5.
One b an d and one foot. 11.-
Z u m w alt, G eorge H e lb e rg e r an d I
fir
D ,
,
,
W J. W a lk e r a b u d g e t c o m m it-I
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ty m e r , a n d ^ y e r s of
000.
One h a n d and sig h t of one
tee to aid in p re p a rin g th e 1928 N a t iv e P la t in u m a n d G o ld
eye, $1,000.
b u d g e t fo r C u rry co u n ty
H igh est M arket Prue*
Questions—8
i
O ne foot an d sig h t o f one eye,
T h irty d o lla rs w as allow ed th e
E . u h i M 1907
T h ro u g h th e co -o p eratio n
of »1,000.
1— W hat two fatuous B ritish au
G old
Beach C o m m u n ity club,
W IL D B E R G B R O S .
th e P o rtla n d T e le g ra m th e News
E ith e r h an d , $500
tbors were slaves of the opium w hich w ill be ap p lied to th e cost
S M E L T IN G SC R E F I N I N G C O .
habit?
i is a b le to m ak e an ex cep tio n al
Otfaces 742 M arket S t., San Francuuj
E ith e r foot, $500.
of c o n s tru c tin g a sid ew alk across
Plant: South San Franc taco
2— Who Is tlie
heavyw eight <
o ffe r to th e c itizen s o f th is sec
S ig h t o f e ith e r eye, $500.
th e fill.
I
chatupiou pugilist?
tio n d u rin g th e m o n th of O ctober
T h e e x tra o rd in a ry o ffe r of th e
F in a l p a y m e n t on th e c o n s tru c
3— Who was President when
¡w h e re b y a » 1 0 ,0 0 0 accid en t in- P o rtla n d T eleg ram an d th e P o rt W ashington died?
tio n of th e C hetco m a rk e t ro ad ,
P hysician and Snrgeon.
policy fo r one y e a r and .O rfo rd N ew s to se c u re th o se pub-
4— W hat buttle was fought after fo r $3391.43, to J. R H ill, co n
the treaty of peace ending th e w ar tr a c to r . w as o rd e re d
P hone«:
O ffice 491, Horn« 492
had been signed and when?
T he fo llo w in g w a rra n ts
w ere
m ay be had fo r th e sum of »6 50 n ege Of o b tain in g an in su ra n c e
5*—How much of the body Is com o rd ered d raw n : E tta
M arshall,
Fahy-M orrlson Bldg
T he in s u ra n c e policy O ffered is policy fo r $1 fo r a period of one posed of w ater?
tax re fu n d , $2 1 .7 5 ; M acleay E s
Bandon, Oregon.
6— W hat is the rompn*frion of 1 ta te Co., rig h t of way fo r B ag
p ro te c t you in case ■tir?
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In s u ra n c e co m p an y o f C hicago, o f a c cid en t, and y o u r loved ones
road,
7— W hat comedian of the screen, nell fe rry -L o b ste r creek
w hich has been eetab lish ed fo r [ In case of d e a th , is on e th a t sel-
of
most affectionately regarded by $550; W. L. C ressey, rig h t
39 y ears, an d has paid o u t o v e r , dom com es to the a v e ra g e m an. movie petrous, died before the a d way fo r ro ad , $90.
T he la tte r
$ 1 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 in b e n e fits
to
Its . The o ffe r 1s lim ited to O ctober vent of big salaries and world
sum Is to he paid w hen th e deed
vide publicity?
31. 1927, a n d if you w ould ta k e
fo r th e rig h t o f w ay has been
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8— W hat Is the highest point of fu rn ish e d
• 1 In G erm any?
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6 lim iM c iL 6 t h e
n t llS d n C G .
J V la iy la r id is
o r d e a th re s u ltin g from w reck in g p licatio n b lan k found on page 4
ft— Who sa id : “We must make •
re m itta n c e
ra ilro a d p a ss e n g e r car, or and m all w ith y o u r
he world safe for denio. r«. > ?
s tre e t, ele v a te d o r u n d e rg ro u n d p ro m p tly to th e News.
lit-
it proportion of the word*
car,
p asse n g e r
s te a m sh ip
or
P O R T O R FO R D NEW S
used bv S hakespeare are of Saxon
a
: ’op im eret*I
and
A*rings
ste a m b o a t, in o r on w hich th e in
Hy Geo. W. S o ran so n , Editor'.
derivation ?
su re d is tra v e lin g as a fa re p a y
• Lniveraitv of Oregon, rotgene—
ing p asse n g e r sh a ll be paid fo r at
8
The sm allest woman on the cam
S afety Deposit Boxes
th e fo llo w in g ra te s :
1— TholuiS DtSjuiiicv) uud Sam ' pns! The distinction goes to little
for Rent
F o r loss of:
•I Taylor Coleridge
j Mary Louise Pitch, who scarcely
2—
Gene
Tunney.
Life, $10,000.
, ui.iken an impression of four feet
3— John A dui.is.
• „rht and one-half i,i<hes on rb
B oth h an d s, $10.000.
A n w '.« ? .! 0' * e*
W" I ’«-“ les. When she stands beside a
B oth feet, $10,000
S ig h t o f bo th eyes. $10.000
fk Sixty five per cent
.
j t" 11
there ian ’t n,ufh left ° f
O ne h an d an d one foot. $10,- P r e s id e n t H ull B r in g s B ack
6 Air Is composed chiefly of
*ry Louise. She just has the
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i . i
habit of disappearing
complete)«
oxygen and nltrogen
P r a is e Fr«»m G r o u p o f
from view'.
an d sig h t o f
one
7— John Bunn.v
eye. $10,000.
8— The Zugspitze in Bavaria,
Mary Louise may i,<- designated a*
F a sti •rn E d u c a to r «
ft- President Woodrov- Wilson.
a companionable little girl with
One fo o t an d sig h t of one eve,
10 Almut slxty per c c u t
very brown shiny eyes, a rosy com
U niversity of Oregon, Eugene__
E ith e r hand. $5.000.
• plexion and a ready smile, and one
That the U niversity of Oregon fac
E ith e r foot, $5,000.
¡clearly determ ined am bition in her
uity is making good progress in its
I mind—to be an artist, none the
S ig h t of e ith e r eye, $5.000.
j less.
If in su re d s u ffe r an y losses search for more scientific methods
E x ercisin g
an
op tio n
m ade j iinois, armed with galoshes and
set fo rth below by th e w reck in g o f instruction is evinced by the in
o r d isa b le m e n t of a taxicab, pub- terest th a t prom inent educator* a n som e tim e prev io u sly , a g ro u p o f -lieker. Im mediately a fte r her ar
lie o m n ib u s o r au to m o b ile s ta g e no«- showing in the U niversity and B andon peo p le co m pleted a deal 1 rival, she registered as a sp e c i in
its faculty, states Dr. Arnold Ben th e la tte r p a rt
of la s t
w eek j irt, having worked in th at field all
o r o p e ra te d a t tim e
nett Hall, president of the U niver w hereby th e y becam e th e o w n ers , ,f her life. Black and white sii
d riv - sity.
Dr. Hall ho* just returned o f th e T u rk e y iRanch
m in in g I nouette work appeals to her. She
e r fo r p ublic h ire and th e
In-
from the East and Middle West, p ro p e rty , lo cated Just w est of th e has made many of the silhouette
pa se e n -
where he has spent the past several c ity lim its of G ra n ts P ass, a d j a - ! ■ tui ••« to sell during the Chris»
ger. or by w reck in g o f a p a ss e n weeks.
c e n t to
th e
S o u th e rn
P acific ! m.s season.
g er e le v a to r in w hich th e In su red
Itr. Hall presided over the meet ra ilro a d rig h t o f way.
S lig h tly 1
is b ein g c a rrie d a s a p assen g er,
ing of the Social Science Research m o re th a n $1.000 was paid fo r
Unir< m iti of Oregon, Eugene
sam e sh all be co m p en sated
fo r
t outsell of America which was held th e p ro p e rty w hich in clu d es 145 A new sorority where I* girls will
as follow s
in H anover, New Hampshire, this a c re s of p a te n te d land. T he land
,)ee" e stab lish e d by a
F o r loss of:
year. He also visited the campuses is not classed in any p a rt as ag-
’ ’’ known as Gamma Nu.
Life, »2,500.
of several large universities and ric u ltu ra l lan d an d the new o w n
B oth b an d s, $2.500
| e-une ia -o n tact w th many men
e rs have sig n ifie d
th e ir
in ten - ;
B oth feet. $2,500.
i prnmiiMMit ¡n «oci.-i» •»ricnep research tio n s of s ta r tin g Im m ed iate mi- !
S ig h t o f both eyes. $2.500.
p u U in Fbe field of edur ition.
n in g o p e ra tio n s.
O ne hjtnd and one foot. $2.-
Dr. Hall snvs that
the efforts of
„
T he p u rc h a s e rs w ere
first '
500
:
I niversitv of Oregon facultv
.
I
O ne foot and sig h t of one eye. o tiirh a re c en tere d - tr o u r * s dentiti p o in te d to th f- p ro p e rty as prom -
L IC E N SE D GUIDE
isin g fo r w h ite m etal p ro d u ctio n
$2.500
I
in stru c tio n , ra tb e i th an increasing
and sev eralty m ade a n u m b e r of
E ith e r h an d . $1,250
! -nrollm ent ill the schieri, a re nt
v
isits
to
It
an
d
conducfe.1
n
u
m
er-
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon
E ith e r foot. $1.250.
. frui tin g n a rio n -.v.de a tt e n t o fro
o u s in v e s tig a tio n s an d te s ts
o f(
S ig h t of e ith e r eye. $1.250.
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,,r - »»>H s ta te s th a t o , o re w hich th e y to o k
from
R. I
If th e in su re d su s ta in s in ju r-
tol,l 1-
that r ,
les In an y sp ecified above w hich ....(>r^ „
s
...... T he o res a re o f th e g r a n itu ia r i
c la s s -
«nail not prove fa ta l o r c a u s e . wf»
p n , v» - s ir
... j •. t
sp e c iilc loss hut sh a ll w holly d i s - ,
h„, \ , f ltg
j.,
vaix„.,nen,
P u rc h a s e rs
of
rhe
T u rk e y I
R an ch p ro ite rty w ere tt B axter.
ab le and p rev en t th e p e rfo rm in g j a |oll({ ed u eafio
,
W J. F e rb ra c h e . J o h n C. Ik , j - j
i
U N D ER N EW M ANAGE
of u su a l lab o rs th e co m p an y w iil J
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M ENT
ing. H. L. T racy . Isohet M. How
pay $20 a week fo r not to exceed
« ,-,-k -
J’ in n t ‘1« in KSQlO
ell. H aro ld E. W h itsett, and K it-
tie Inez P age, all of B andon. O r
In ju rie s re s u ltin g from w reck
Ing of p riv a te au to m o b ile or pri
W in n ers ln rhe
\ t w ate-r-K ent e g o n .— B u lletin .
v ate d ra w n
h o rse
vehicle
o f ra d io p ro g ra m c o n te st fo r sta-
F IR S T CLASS M EA LS
p leasu re type in w hich lastired la lion KG-EH o f E ugene w eie an-
U n n e c e s s a ry W o r r y
F a m ily S tyle
rid in g o r d riv in g , p ro v id in g in n ounced T h u rsd a y
Miss E unice
H mvh a l" ty* had a predenti*
H
su red Is not o p e ra tin g such ve S m ith, c o n tra lto , of th e E ugene m eni.”
subì. • ¡ l i . i l f should die
h id e illeg ally , a n d in ju rie s
r e Bible u n iv e rsity , was th e w in n er jroiiD'. ."
, « ■ '. <
• i *. ' re iu n rk e d
SUNDA1 D O fN N IS
s u ltin g from th e in su red
being fo r w om en, and R obert M cK nlght I
1.
- I d id n ’t 1
stru c k k n o ck ed dow n o r ru n o v ten o r, wa« w in n er in th e m en ’*
SPE C IA L T Y
e r w hile w alk in g o r sta n d in g on class.
Miss S m ith sa n g
“ Deep
p u b lic h ig h w av hv a m oving R i v e r ’’ Mr M cK night's solo was.
O rris F ro m m , th e 12-year-old
v ehicle, _ by th e co llap se of th e “ You W ill F o rg e t.” T he co n test
fiOGD BEDS
lad w hose arm w as chew ed off
o u te r wall of a b u ild in g w hile Ip w as h. Id hist S a tu rd a y ev en in g
C o m fo rtab le.
H o m elik e
by o n - of H onest B ill’s lions, was
sn re d is th e re in
hy b u rn in g of hy S ta tio n K G EH an d th e win-
P lace
released from th e I*pep h o sp ital
ch u rc h . th e a te r. lib ra ry , school, ners w ere d e te rm in e d by th e le t
S unday and r e tu rn e d to h is hom e
etc . In w hich in su red sh all be te rs se n t in a f te r th e p ro g ram
a t P o rt O rfo rd
C o n ifo rta >le h u n tin g lodge
a t b eg in n in g of th e w ire: o r hy was re n d e re d
Miss S m ith a n d
in big ga\n e te rrito ry , aa*
b ein g s tru c k by
lig h tn in g .
c y Mr M cK nlght w ilt go to P o r t
ily accessible. In co n n ectio n
clone o r to rn a d o , sh a ll be com
land soon an d will p a rtic ip a te In
w ith hotel.
< I I i ; k m t it IMOH ♦
p en sated as fo llo w s:
a s ta te w ide c o n test by b ro a d ♦ * i»l \ n
F o r loss of:
c a stin g from KGW
A n a tio n a l
G uides fu rn ish e d if d esired
l i f e . »1,000
co n test will follow fo r th e sta fe
H A M ullen to B ank of P ow
B oth hand* $7.000.
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r
w in n ers to tie held a t New York e rs . m o rtg ag e.
B oth feet. $1 OOO
d ay of each m o n th
V isitors
la te r
A la r g e n u m b e r o f le tte rs
M iller h as been ap p o in ted to th e
Tom L. W allace, et
ux.
to
E. M. PIT.N ER
S ig h t of both eves $1,000
alw ay s w elcom e.
w ere received hy K O ffH follow L tn d sa y S c ru tto n . w a rra n ty deed
p o sitio n becau se o f his In tim a te
Proprietor.
E lm e r E M iller of P isto l rlvtjr k n o w led g e of th e Siskiyou fo re sts
A nthony R a th to Dona
I,ena
L ouise Scofield,
--
been ap p o in ted p re d a to ry a n and of h ts a b ility as a h u n te r
I P rin c e , m a r ria g e license
W o rth y M atron '
im al h u n te r In th e S iskiyou na
Ja m e s I. H oopes e s ta te ,
pro-
F lo re n c e P o n t
tlonal fo rest by S tan ley Je w e tt,
I b a te o rd er.
Jo h n F. G illin g s and
fam ily
ing
p re d a to ry a n im a l In sp ecto r of th e an d Mrs W illiam G illings drove
M ary G a u n tie tt. et al to G au n t-
S ecretary .
U nited S ta te s b io lo g ical survey.
j l e i t 'e F irst A ddition. Gold Beach
to W e d d e rb u rn Monday
F. J. H u n tley , sh e riff, to M ar-
He will dev o te his e n tire tim e
I ion V eckl. deed
H. P re isen d an z, who w as op
Y our voice, tra v e lin g over
d u rin g th e
com ing
w in te r to
i
C ttrrv C o u n ty b ank to K R
th e h ig h w ay s of th e tele-
tra p p in g and sh o o tin g m o u n tain e ia te d on at th e Leep h o sp ita l.
H a rris, sa tisfa c tio n of m o rtg ag e
p hone sy stem , g ain s im m edi
lions an d o th e r
a n im a ls
th a t B andon, ab o u t two week* a.’ o. re
L u la M R obinson to F
H
tu rn e d hom e Sunday.
a te a u d ie n c e in th e m ost r e
Pfey upon d e e r and elk
Mr.
R obinson, deed
m ote sectio n s of th e n a tio n .
M eets second S a tu rd a y of each
F . H. 'R obinson to L ula
M.
m o n th V isiting b re th e ro »«I- j
F S E LONG DISTANCE__
I Cox. sa tisfa c tio n of m ortgage
com e.
J i
Tlie E conom ical Way.
Cal A O re. L b r Co. to W
} JO H N YABL,
W ard, hill of sale.
Clip ihi* roiipon .»ml ni • ¿1 it with >1 for a aix weeks’ irutl tuhteription
W o rsh ip fu l M aster, t ! »
H. C. H an d ley vs F M S teer-1 j
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m «»•»'V»
\ f/'AX ’ t'T f \ n
I III v H K i o l l A i ^
o k /n iik G K
W. T. W H IT E . Sr..
I cs, action o f law
I P n p + r h w rh ? H
I f n r L i H id«» -n Zf$ 5rope
S e c retary . * , J
F lo ren ce W altan
vs
A rth u
>< «• <>f th*» w « k I«I ft«nn it» 75»» «tM-rtal writer*.
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divorce
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depart
i l i t at -« m , .ir. .«ir ,|«c »«d the <tmd «l
To the Citizens of
Curry County:
DO YOU KNOW?
HIGHWAY DESECRATION
Lovers of the scenic beauty of regions through ¡8urance
which our modem highways pass-w hether i t _ he; S
Shore, mountains, plains, or desert—are rapidly
awakening to the fact that commercial signs and bill-:
boards have no place along these arteries of travel: 7rl,ten by the Nor,h Amerlca" year that w,n
they have constructed by subjecting themselves to
taxation, and the citizens along those routes where
the scenic beauty has been marred or totally destroy-.
t0 dMise ,WT - .
^Oin^ to the eX~
tent of fostering a plan to plant trees to hide such •of “
Smallest Girl Found
signs, and other states are agitating legislation de- “ * *’
"
At Statu ’ inversi,
signed to do away with this class of advertising al
together.
Answers—
Oregon has her share of the nuisance and those
I niversitv Mode
great highways constructed in the past are shining
examples of what the hand of man can do to destroy
Of Instruction *
the beauty of nature—all for private gain. In plan
Wins Admirers
ning new highway construction the state highway
commission will do well to give consideration to any
new highway work only after all of the landowners! »00
along the proposed route have agreed w’ith the com
One hand
mission that they will forever refrain from permit
ting their lands to he used for the erection or main-!»10 000
tenance of commercial signs and billboards, and, with
Turkey Ranch Mine
such a rule once adopted, there would be no exception
Bought by ßandonians
to it.
The Roosevelt highway is practically free from
commercial signs and billboards from Bandon south I _______
___ _
and developments during the past week assure hear-!t>«‘in* driven
ty co-operation on the part or all to keep this g re a t'of "uch wreck by ‘ llcense'1
route in its natural state. A highway without signs ^red'tr'XHina^w «''fare’’.......
or billboards is a rarity and the citizens of the south
western coast section of Oregon may well exhibit
great pride in telling the world about the Roosevelt
route where one can travel in ease and see nature at
her best unmarred by obnoxious signs and bi”\oards.
THEIR MOVEMENT
(Editorial in Oregon Journal)
To prevent the display of unsightly advertising
signs along the Roosevelt highway is the object of a
movement among Oregon coast counties led by the
Port Orford Chamber of Commerce.
Why spend millions of public money on a high
way and destroy the effect by objectionable adver
tising signs? Nature has painted a beautiful picture
along the Oregon ocean-side. There is beauty in ev-
*ry hillside and a nature painting as you round every
curve along the highway.
Before the route is finished, the signs are al
ready beginning to appear. It raises the question ¡1
there is anything on the earth that somebody is not
ready to commercialize. If a way could he devised,
doubtless some shrewd publicity man would commer
cialize the Rible.
HENRY AXTELL
I
Real
Estate
UofltCSt at EujfPIlt*
BASK INDUSTRY SUFFERS DISCRIMINATION
Mining is one of the two basic industries of the
United States, the other being agriculture. Mining
production for the current year has a valuation
equal to about fifty per cent of that of agriculture.
For every $36 the government expends in 1927 to
foster agriculture it expends $1 to foster mining. On
basis of value of production mining should receive
$18 to every $36 that goes to agriculture. It is high
time mining men wake up and demand that such dis-
crimination cease.
True Game Conservation
H. L. HOUSTON, M.D.
BANK
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SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford. Oregon
Loggers
Pool Hall
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman. Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
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W. T. White
Port Orford. Ore.
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