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Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregoa
OBO W 8ORAN8ON. Bdttor
IMPORTANCE OF MINING
The
public
too often ignores the importance of
C a te re d a t tb e P o eto fflce a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon as second d as«
the
mining
industry
as a factor in national prosper­
m ail m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3. 187».
ity, notwithstanding that it pays the major portion
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
of the taxes collected in a score or more of states, fur­
nishes direct employment to more than a million cit­
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izens, and indirectly to several times that number,
Six Months _ _ _ _ _ _
Advertising rates II oents per column Inch.
provides more than 50 per cent of the annual freight
tonnage of the railroads of most of the conveniences
Tuesday, October 25, 1927.
and luxuries of life.
Mining is a basic industry. The miner is one of
How far would you travel, what sights would you the primary, developers of natural wealth. The in­
see?
dustry merits every possible encouragement. And
What is it you’re anxious to do and to be?
,
the public as well as the state and federal govern­
Life’s roads are all open! Which one will you use? ments should guard and protect it against every
Here are all sorts of stations; Come, step up and move that might jeopardize the stability it has cre­
choose!
ated largely as the result of the efforts of those who
—Edgar A. Guest.
have devoted their lives and fortunes to its develop­
ment, improvement and expansion.—Editorial in the
Mining Congress Journal.
fis
Local Newès
W. J. G ordon o f th e S o u th w e st­
ern Dally News. M arshfield, s to p ­
ped over in P o rt O rfo rd a sh o rt
period F rid a y en
ro u te
hom e
from a h u n tin g tr ip in th e w ilds
of C u rry county.
J. P e te rs of th e R ogue R iver
cafe. Gold B each, was a P o rt O r­
ford c a lle r F rid a y
N at P e rk in s o f C h in q u a p in
rid g e tra n sa c te d
b u sin ess
in
M arshfield la s t week
Mr. and Mrs. L. B H atto n vis­
ited B andon T uesday.
Mr and Mrs D. Q uellen w ere
In B andon T uesday.
Mr. an d Mrs
F red
Scofield.
M rs L. K nepp an d Mrs M ary B
R ice shopped In B andon T h u rs ­
day.
H al S tu tsm a n o f th e Sixes was
in P o rt O rford F riday.
A. H S tu tsm a n of th e Sixes
tra n sa c te d b u sin ess in P o rt O r­
fo rd W ednesday
L ouis K napp,
a c tin g c o u n ty
clerk . Gold B each, and Jo h n F
t ■Gillings
u n i n g s sp en t S u n d a ay
y a t th
tn e ir
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.
th e so u th th e o th e r sh o re ex ists
Refiners an d Buyers o f
F o r 30 y ears a tte m p ts have been
N
a
tiv
e
P
latin
u m and G old
m ade to test th e th eo ry , and a
la rg e am o u n t of m oney h as been
H ig h e s t M a r k e t Price«
EttabliJxJ 1907
expended. The p ro p e rty on w hich
W ILD BER G B R O S.
o p e ra tio n s a re now b eing c a rrie d
S M E L T IN G A. R E F I N I N G C O .
o u t is s itu a te in th e O range F ree
CHhcea 742 M arket St., San FranctMu
S ta te , a b o u t 60 m iles so u th of
Plant. South San Frwctsro
th e R an d .
A bo reh o le is dow n
3.874 fe e t an d is sta te d to have
passed th r o u g h fo rm a tio n s im ila r
Physician and Surgeon.
to th a t o v e rly in g th e Main R eef
series.
H ow ever, th e R and • I t­ Phones:
Office 4 M , Home 4 M
self w ould not have been d iscov­
ered b u t fo r o u tcro p s
Fahy-Morrlson Bldg
T h e New M odderfontein m ade
Bandon, Oregon
9UCh )arg e p rq ju g la s t y ear, and
H L. HOUSTON, M.D.
RHODODENDRONS IN BLOOM IN CURRY
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
Rhododendrons are in bloom in Curryland, and
The public health is a major problem. Other the azalea buds are swelling rapidly. The autumn i
problems must give way when the public health is in weather during October has been all that the m o8t^om®’ in Port Orford. returning the ore reaerve position iB "so
M onday.
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j s tro n g , th a t th e
q u e stio n
h as
jeopardy—problems of financial gain must be rele­ exacting could ask for.
A. H. Mayea, w ho h as been em - a rise n w h e th e r it w ould be advis-
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gated to the background, and every assistance af
ployed on th e M iddle E lk tr a il, able to s p lit th e sh a re s in to a
forded the health officers charged with the duty o
re tu rn e d to P o rt O rfo rd W ed n es­ d e n o m in a tio n o f h a lf a
crow n
OF
day.
At p re s e n t th e sh a re s a re an in ­
guarding the health of the people.
m ig h t
J. E F ord an d E. D avenport v e stm e n t; s p littin g them
When a reputable physician diagnoses a case as
of th e U nion M eat m a rk e t, M arsh ­ p u t th em in to th e sp ecu lativ e c a t­
BANDON
infantile paralysis, such diagnosis being concurrer
field. stopped o v e rn ig h t in P o rt e g o ry .— E. 4 M. J o u rn a l.
in by thé state health officer and two county health T id e T ab le fo r W eek E n d in g \'«V. 1, 1»27, at P o rt O rfo rd .
I O rfo rd T u esd ay on th e ir re tu rn
Commercial
and
Savings
I from a sheep and c a ttle b u y in g
officers, the layman has naught to do but accept the
Red
Gasoline
H igh T ide
Low T ide
ex p ed itio n in th e s o u th e rn end of
AM.
A ll
T he O regon S ta te M otor a ss o ­
P..M.
verdict. Possibly the physicians erred in the diag­
P.M
I C u rry county.
Safety '«epo.lt B oxe,
I.'
"3
5
:5
9
6
:3
8
11:58
nosis, but, if so, the error is on the side of safety,
* Jo e H a rd e g g e r and his b rid e ciatio n h a s received a n u m b e r of
In q u irie s as to w hy E th y l gaso­
12:50
7 :1 0
1 2 :2 5
6 :2 6
for Rent
w
ere
sh
o
p
p
in
g
in
tow
n
T
h
u
rsd
ay
.
and, until such time as they reverse their diagnosis, F rid a y . O ct. 28 ____
lin e is alw ay s of a red
color.
1:27
12 : 53
6:51
4 :4 3
T hey a re re sid in g on the H a rd ­
E th y l g aso lin e is dyed red fo r
2 :0 7
1 23
or until such time as equally reputable professional
7 :1 5
8 :2 0
e g g e r Bros, farm a t E lk riv er.
p u rp o ses of id e n tific a tio n and as
2:52
7 :4 5
9 03
Oct. 30
1:58
authorities prove otherwise, the layman must be B M unday.
T he S eaview - ra n ch m ade a
fo r
3 :4 6
8 :2 6
9:54
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241
sh ip m e n t of o v er a h u n d re d head a w a rn in g a g a in s t its use
guided bv their decision and act accordingly. For T u onday,
p u rp o ses o th e r th an as
m o to r
4 :5 0
11:01
esd ay , Nov. 1
...............
3 :3 5
9 :2 7
o f hogs la st w eek, and
D avid
the layman, who has no knowledge of disease or med­
M cK enzie shipped a tru c k load of fuel.
T h is g aso lin e co n ta in s
sm all
H A T T O N ’S
raisin g su ffic ie n t fu n d s fo r pay sheep. J. E. F o rd was th e b u y ­
icine, and who has not examined the patient, to as $3 Auto License
q u a n titie s o f a lead com p o sitio n
re
tirin
g
bonds
Ing
in
te
re
st
and
e
r.
an
d
he
w
as
m
a
k
in
g
up
se
v
­
sert that the diagnosis is wrong, is unseemly and
w hich ff used lit c o n ta c t w ith
T h ere is an o b lig atio n on th e e ra l c a rs of sto ck fo r •shipm ent
SERVICE STATION
th e sk in to an y g re a t e x te n t is
is calculated to aid in fostering a general epidemic.
fo
th
e
P
o
rtla
n
d
m
a
rk
et.
p
a
rt
of
th
e
citizens
of
th
is
s
ta
te
$52,971,718.90
Tax
lik
ely
to
have
a
h
a
rm
fu
l
e
ffect
The public health must be preserved, and the officers
D avid M cKenzie and son D on­
to co n tin u e th e ex istin g m ethod
upon th e h e a lth In o rd e r, th e re - !
chosen to enforce the laws relating thereto must be S hould th e proposed in itia tiv e of fin a n c in g u n d er w hich invest a ld left to r th e u p p er E lk riv e r fore,
Associated Gas
to p ro te c t perso n s who use
p e titio n callin g fo r a d e crease in mentis w ere m ade u n til su ch tim e h o n tin g g ro u n d s T u esd ay m o rn ­ g aso lin e fre q u e n tly In a dom es- '
supported.
th e a u to m o b ile licen se fee from as the re tire m e n t of bonds has ing and re tu rn e d T h u rsd a y n ig h t tie way, snch as fo r cle a n in g i
Kelly Springfield Tires
th e a d ju s te d scale of fees now m ade th a t problem one o f m inor w ith o u t seein g a n y b uck d eer.
clo th es, etc., th e IT. 8.
public
Mrs. C. W. S m fth a n d young
BILLBOARD LEGISLATION
in e x isten ce to a fla t fee o f th re e im p o rtan ce.
re tu rn e d h e a lth serv ice asked th e m anti- '
n g e r c a rs be
T h e re is also a d ire c t o b lig a ­ son. O rris R a y m o n d ,
fa c tu re ra o f e th y l g aso lin e to dye j
While the next session of the state legislature is a d p o p lla ro rs v ed fo r by all th p e asse
C raw fo rd
h as
people an d be­ tion on th e p art of th e s ta te to hom e T h u rsd a y
In such a w ay th a t Its color
L. B HATTON .
•over a year hence, it is not too early to give consid­ com e a law . n o t only w ould th e see th a t th o s e sections o f the becom e q u ite an e x p e rt ch ef d u r ­ it w ould
be d istin c tiv e an d be
a
ing
th
e
absence
o
f
Mrs.
Sm
fth
In
eration to the necessity of legislation to protect the s ta le h ig h w ay p ro g ram be sto p ­ s ta te w here prom ised c o n stru c ­ B andon.
w arn in g to perso n s w ho w ished
Prop.
In sta n tly , hut th e o b lig atio n tion h a s not ta k e n place receive
to p u rc h a s e s tra ig h t gaso lin e fo r
great investment of the public in its highway system o ped
Mrs, Roy C abot, w ho h as been
f som e 34 m illio n
d o lla rs
in roads rfae th em .
u s p u rp o ses
from depreciation by reason of the erection and h ig h w ay b o nds w ould fall as a W hen th e s e o b lig a tio n s have v isitin g h er m o th e r. Mrs. M T. v ario
Port Orford. Oregon
T he lead com position, “ e th y l” '
W
rig
h
t,
sp
ra
in
e
d
h
e
r
a
n
k
le
q
u
ite
maintenance of obnoxious signs and billboards along d irect tax upon g e n e ra l pro|>er»y been m et o r at (east b ro u g h t to b ad ly la st week a n d c o n se q u e n t­ flu id , is sold by th e licensee of
w ould he a p p o rtio n e d to each a point o f com pletion w here re ­
th e h o ld e r o f rhe p a te n ts, to oil
the various routes, and for the greater safety of the and
co u n ty as show n by th e acco m p a­ a d ju s tm e n t wonTd not e n d a n g e r ly d e la y e d h e r re tu rn to h e r hom e com p an ies w hich a re licen sed to
in San F rancisco.
public at large. Such signs and billboards are usu­ nying tab le.
th e e x is tin g highw ay
p ro g ram ,
Roy C orson a n d ch ild re n mix th e flu id w ith g aso lin e and
ally located at the most strategic spots—usually on T h e b u rd en o f h ig h w ay fin a n c ­ su g g e stio n s fo r t a r red u ctio n will a re Mrs.
sp
en
d in g se v e ra f days a t th e to sell th e re s u lta n t p ro d n et to
Loggers
ing as o rig in a lly voted re sts en
be m ore o p p o rtu n e th a n a t p re s­
re se lle rs and d is trib u to rs of g a s ­
turns or curves where sign may be read from either tire
In m an m ines.
iy upon th e m o to rlet so long en t.
oline and to th e public The co n ­
direction—and a moment’s distraction of the motor­ as th e p re s e n t system is ad h ered If th e proposed $3 a u to tax Mr. P reisen d an z. locaT b a k e r, tra c ts betw een thp licensee an d
Pool Hall
B ut If th e proposed in itia tiv e bill becom es a law th e in creased sp e n t a few days o f la s t w eek in thp oil com p an ies a re said
ist in glimpsing such signs may, and probably often
to
Gold Beach on business.
m
e
a
su
re
sh
o
u
ld
p
ass
th
e
o
u
t-
th e
does, cause accidents.
a m o u n t o f s ta te taxes d u e from
CONFECTIONERY
Geo. W
R oransoti w ent to co n ta in th e provision th a t
b o th In te re st and
E thyl
C u rry co u n ty , based on th e 1927 P o rtla n d S u n d ay n ig h t to a tte n d g aso lin e m u st be dyed
Kansas adopted a law at the last session of its p ta rin n c d ip in a g l bond«
w ould becom e a d irect
Up-to-Date Goods
n m e n t, acco rd in g to fig ­ the m eeting of th e s ta re h ig h w ay gasoline, how ever. Is not thp on
legislature prohibiting the erection or maintenance o b lig atio n of th e sta te , and gen a u p res p o rtio
ly colored gasoline, fo r th e re u
com piled by th e s ta te tax com m ission T u esd ay
Always Fresh
w ould be com pelled
of signs and billboards, other than authorized stand­ e to ra l ta k p e ro iterty
com m ission, will be
$17.514.37
Miss Jew ell C row , p rim a ry n o th in g to p rev en t o th e r ro m p a
up th e o b lig atio n , paying
W. .1. Paulman. Prop.
th e y e a r 1927. w ith a to ta l te a c h e r, is sp e n d in g se v e ra l d ay s , nles from dyeing th e ir p ro d u cts
ard road markers, and the state highway commission in te re st and p rin c ip a l u n til all for
w h a te v e r co lo r they m ay choose
req u ire m e n t fo r the
re tire m e n t a t D allas, O re.
Port Orford, Ore.
j
has proclaimed that the law will be rigidly enforced. b o nds an* re tire d T his w ould e n ­ of the p re s e n t bonded in d eb ted
B ertie Lynch a n d G race F ro m m '
ta
il
th
e
p
ay
m
en
t
by
a
g
en
eral
Maryland is considering planting trees to hide her ro p e rty tax o f a to ta l of $52.- neea on acco u n t of h ig h w ay s of a re g u e sts a f th e J o h n F ro m m
$203.1 46.54. th e ro ta i
re q u ire ­ ran ch on th e Sixes.
obnoxious signs and billboards, and other ttates are p 9 71.718
»#. a n d th e last p ay m en t
m ent fo r th e en rtre s ta te being
♦ .
U ND ER NEW MANAGE-
agitating the question of eliminating the nuisance. w ould not he m ad e u n til 1950. $52.971.718 90.
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Not
o
n
ly
w
ould
th
is
h
u
g
e
sum
Oregon will have the benefit of much experience of have to he ra ise d by g e n e ra l tax
♦
W rite yxtur ow n tick et on th ese a
4 I t t l \ T l C l I BU S F IL IN G S ♦
other states in considering the question and it is not atlo n h u t a n s ta te h ig h w ay co n ­ facts. Mr. L andow nur.
1; SEASIDE HOTEL
♦
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too much to hope that a rigid law that will hold wa­ s tru c tio n w ould s to p im m ed iately
an d all fu tu re w ork on th e h ig h ­
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Teacher Mi quoted
ter will result when the legislature meets.
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W h ite C ed ar L u m b e r com pany.
FIRST « LASS MB.UA
way p ro g ram w ould he a b a n d o n ­
DEPENDABILITY
What greater tribute can be paid a man than to
gav he is dependable, for this means that he is reli­
able, trustworthy; that confidence may lie placed in
him. That kind of a man is a valuable asset to any
community, business or organization.
We never worry about such a man. We know
that he will do what is expected of him; that he will
be at the right place doing the right thing at the
right time; we need never fear that he will violate a
confidence.
If a man be dependable he is honest, painstak­
ing, thorough, thoughtful and strong.
Dean Stanley once said: “Give us a character on
which we can thoroughly depend and it is wonderful
how many . . . brilliant qualities we can safely and
gladly dispense with."
A man might be brilliant, clever, smart and yet
not be dependable.
A dependable man therefore is the kind that is
needed in this strenuous age. Never were depend­
able men so necessary as now when everything is
done oil such a large scale and so much depends j
on man power which after all creates, governs and
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Highway Signs
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A IX H .L A H 'S W O R T H
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T u esd ay ’s Coos B ay T im es c a r I hill of sate
ried an Item covering a n In te r
T his w ould m ean th a t sectio n s view w ith Miss Jew ell Crow , a J A. E. Beam an vs H ans A dolnh
I sen, actio n of law.
of thp s ta te w ho voted fo r th e te a c h e r
In
th e
P o rt
O rfo rd |
A E. S eam an vs. F M Sleeve?
issu in g of m illio n s o f d o lla rs schools, to th e effect th a t th e one I
j a ctio n of law
w o rth o f h ig h w ay bonds w ith th e
case of in fa n tile p a ra ly sis in t h e '
Jo h n W.
R ickey
to
Lttttra
u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t th e h ig h w ay P o rt O rford d is tric t h ad resnited
S tin g ley . w a rra n ty deed
p ro g ra m a« o n tfin ed w ould
bb
fa ta lly
G. A. N ichols to A lbert Case et
c a rrie d to co m p letio n , will
not
Miss C row who. d u rin g
th e ux. sa tisfa c tio n of m o rtg ag e
be given
th e
ro a d s
p ro m ised 1
M agnolia Z u m w a h vw. M arion
c lo sin g o f th e local schools, is
them
C itizen s o f O regon voted
fo r v isitin g a t h e r hom e in D allas. Z u m w alt, c e rtifie d copy decree or
th e h ig h w ay sy stem and th e issu­ O regon, in a le tte r to M rs Mary Jtld g m en r from M u ltn o m ah c o u n ­
an ce o f b o n d s u n d e r th e proposed •B. Rice, p rin c ip a l of th e g rad e ty
F. O. Bowm an rs H ugh H u tc h ­
fin a n c in g plast
B ond
c o m p a­ school, s ta te d th a t sh e w as m is­
n ies an d in v e s to rs b o u g h t
rhe q u o ted . as sh e sim p ly to ld th e eson, e t al. a c tio n of law
W H M illigan et nx to llv fn
a u th o riz e d bonds a f te r in v e s tig a ­ re p o r te r fo r th e T im es of th e ,
Miss Crow M illigan w a rra n ty dped
tio n s b ased on th e e x istin g fi­ facts as th e y existed
Ora
F lo ren ce B ru m b au g h vs
n an cia l pTan of license fee and a d d s in h e r le tte r th a t sh e w ill '
gas tax . which w ere said to be, re tu rn th is week to ta k e up h e r j B ru m b au g h , c e rtifie d couv of de-
an d h a v e since p roved to be a d u tie s w ith th e re o p en in g o f th - <•’’«* Ju d g m en t from M nitnom ah
co unty.
sa fe a n d econom ic m eth o d
fo r schools.
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C a rl Wood and w ife to C h arles
it P e ttln g c r. w a rra n ty deed
ed
•u i
S h arp c u rv e ahead
d a rn th a t chicken
. . a skin you
love to touch
. they sa tisfy
th e y sa tisfy
w hat a d ila p id a t­
ed old house
. it flo a ts
400
room s w ith b a th
from con
tented cows
ju s t soak and
rin se
w hat a w o n d erfu l view
d e to u r
sa fe ty and In te r­
est g u a ra n te e d
Mow som e my
W(V
bf»*t
lu b ric a tio n .
I
Mow dow n to 20 ml
. hot dog«
rind pop
no lpft tu rn
oom**
r
tr tl B
F lo rid « N ursery
ST v a rie tie s
. th o re ’* a fin**
f ir m
P ptt«villo w as sottlod
in
m om pow or, q u ic k e r r e ta : i l l
wav
. thl< ia a fin*» s tre tc h
road
d e to u r .
m ore m tle-
p ic tu re a h e rd
k odak
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Rand Bed of Sea
A ccording fo A R S aw yer and
c e rta in g eo lo g ists, th e reefs
of
the R and once form ed th e bed o f
a sea. th e R and its e lf being the
n o rth e rn sh o re and som ew here to
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R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S atu r- •
day of each m onth
V isitors
a lw ay s w elcom e.
L ouise Scofield.
W o rth y M atron
F lo re n c e P o n t­
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S e c retary .
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SU N D A I DINNERS
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GOOD BEDS
Com fortable.
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Place
C o m fo r ta ile h u n tin g lodge
in big gam e te r rito ry , aas
ily accessible, in co nnection
w ith h otel
G uides fu rn ish e d If d esired
E. M. P IT N E R
Proprietor.
HIGHWAYS
OF SPEECH
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M
No. 170
M eets second S a tu rd a y of each
m o n th V isitin g b re th e rn w el­
come.
JOHN VAIU,
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LONG OISJANCL
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD
W. O. W. Camp 609
L O C A L a N O T C L fG P A P tt
Meets first Friday of eai
month
Visitors welcoise
our camp
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