Port Orford news., October 25, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

PORT ORFORD NEWS
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, October 25, 1927.
METAL MARKET
b u t w a te r from th is d ru m ."
p u re a ir a s he w orks
By E. & M. J.
On th e low er end of th is re-
At som e tim e th e r e has h*?en ♦ KII.LHO AK D S BANNED
New Y ork, N. Y., Oct. 16. 1927. vo lv in g d ru m Is a
se rie s
of a r a th e r ex ten siv e m ine on t h e '
BY KANSAS LBGISUA-
C opper, $0,129 p o u n d
screen s th ro u g h w hich th e fin e r p rem ises
T he p o rta l o f a t u n ­ *
T in. $0,575 pound.
r O M lY
i’ Y i ’n ♦
♦
♦
T a x. I o R r E . FR
ROADS
p a rtic le s o f cru sh ed ro ck filte r. nel. well filled w ith d eb ris, g la re s j ▼
L ead, $0 062 pound
T h ese p a rticles c a rrie d a lo n g th ru acro ss th e dum p.
T h a t Is not ♦
♦
Z
*♦*
Z inc, $0.06 pound.
a stre a m o f w a te r w hich
co n ­ w o rry in g Mr P a u p a t
p re se n t , ♦
S ilver, $0,557 ounce.
s ta n tly floods th e c ru s h e r,
a re H is big in te re s t is w o rk in g th e
T h a t th e tim e is ra p id ly
ap- i
A ntim ony, $0.11 p o u n d .
w ashed o v er an a m alg am p la te d u m p th ro u g h h is m ill:
sav in g j p ro a c h ln g w hen th e h ig h w ay s of
B ism uth, $1 85 pound
w hich catc h es all gold too fin e v alu es th a t have been o v erlo o k ­ th e v a rio u s s ta te s ,
c o n stru c te d »*»
Irid iu m , $106.00 ounce.
ed : p ro v in g th a t h is b rain p ro d - '
to lo d g e in th e riffle s
by fu n d s levied on th e people in j
P allad iu m . $53.00 ounce.
L a te r, p erh ap s o n e form o r a n o th e r, w ill be free j
T h at p o rtio n o f th e c ru d e o re u ct w ill d e liv e r
P la tin u m , $64.50 o unce
w hich d efies th e p u n is h m e n t in ­ g re a te r a c tiv ity w ill be a p p a re n t ' fro m th e o bnoxious sig n s
and
76-lb flicted by th e rev o lv in g d ru m is
Q uicksilver. $126
fo r
W hen ask ed as to th e v alu es ' b illb o a rd s th a t a re n o t only a i
flask .
tr a n s p o rte d
to
a
h a n d -m ad e o f his ore, he was n o n -co m m lt- | m en ace to sa fe d riv in g b u t also I
sta m p , a m am m o th tim b e r in an tai.
H is lone a n sw e r was b rie f m a r and d e stro y th e b eau ty of
u p rig h t p o sitio n , on w hich is a t­ and to th e point.
th e reg io n s th ro u g h w hich t h e s e ;
Hand Made Mill
tach e d a ra ilro a d c a r co u p lin g . |
by'
“ Som e ru n s $4 to th e
to n ; | h ig h w ay s pass, is evidenced
Makes Profit From
w hich fu rn ish e s th e c ru s h in g som e $ 1 0 0 0 .” He left us to d raw | le g isla tio n being ad o p te d by the i
rfa c e of th e u n it. T h is stam p o u r ow n co n clu sio n s
th e
su b ject, j
B ut
th e 1 v a rio u s s ta te s on
Old Mine Dump I ' su
is o p e ra te d from a
ro c k e r-a rm ' fact re m a in s he is
to ,
m a k in g
a i K a n sa s is one of th e la te s t
'
I w hich lead s fro m th e In te rio r of co m fo rta b le living, o p e ra tin g th e 1 p ass a law p ro h ib itin g sig n s and i
I d id n t ^ s e m uch sa n d -p a p e r, ' th e m ill. It is ra ise d an d d ro p p ed
th e
h ighw ays
p la n t only when fan cy
m oves ' b illb o ard « a lo n g
»and I didn t ta k e m u ch tim e to , jg in ch es, e x e rtin g a tre m e n d o u s
| of th a t s ta te , an d th e
K an sas
him
.
H
ts
tim
e
is
his
own.
No
slick h e r up. b u t sh e does th e g rin d in g pow er.
A fter p assin g m an is his m a s te r
s ta te h ig h w ay com m ission has de-
w o rk ."
' th ro u g h th is process, th e ro ck is i
jt
Such w as th e
s ta te m e n t
of w ashed o u t as fine p ow der an d t ion was an in te re s tin g Inspec- , creed th a t th e law m u st be obey­
It c a rrie d one back to th e ed.
C h arles L P au p o f S a ilo r G ulch, a lso p asses o v er th e riffle s and
day
s
w
hen th e g u lch es w ere filled
Just o ff G riffin c reek , as w ith a m a lg a m p late.
T he fo llo w in g d is p a tc h
tells
w ith gold se e k e rs, an d th e h ill­ th e s to ry :
n o t little d isp lay o f
p rid e
he
T h e riffle s, of w hich th e re a re sid es w ere te em in g w ith activ ity
show ed th e w rite r th e in tric a c ie s
-two sets, a re
lo n g
h o riz o n ta l — w hen Ja c k so n co u n ty was a „
T opeka. K an., O ct. 22.— B ill­
of h is h a n d -m a d e
s ta m p
and
p la te s, from w htch p ro tru d e tin y bee-hive o f m in in g in d u stry .
b o ard and o th e r a d v e rtis in g signs
a m /lg a m m ill.
a b ra s io n s w hich a re w ashed o v er
¡n a lo n g th e K an sas h ig h w ay s m ust
A tra in w h istle- sh riek ed
“ I c o u ld n 't s ta n d
th e
p rice
th e m
T h ey a re covered
w ith th e d istan ce. W e looked up
com e dow n by th e firs t o f next
th e y ask ed fo r an o u tfit, so I d e ­
b u rla p , th ro u g h w hich filte rs th e au to m o b ile g lared at
us from ; yp a r
T h a t o rd e r has been issu-
cided I w ould build a p la n t th a t so lu b le ro ck , sav in g
any
gold acroes th e gulch. It b ro u g h t us el1 by th e K ansas s ta te highw ay
w ould save th e v alu es to a g re a t w hich h as escap ed th e riffles.
back to 1927. H e re was Ju st a com m ission
e x te n t."
T he class of o re w hich he is h an g er-o n , a m an w ho had n o t j T h e co m m issio n 's o rd e r grow s
And as we looked
o v e r h is
W e o u t of an act ad o p te d by the K an
clev er
h an d -m a d e
c o n triv an ce, tr e a tin g d efies even th is process. lost fa ith in his p ro fessio n
He de- . sas le g is la tu re la s t w in te r to the
So to m ak e d o u b ly su re ,
Mr. hope he w ill win o u t.
we ag reed he w as rig h t.
And his e ffo rts j effe c t th a t no s ig n s of any kind
P ro m h is F o rd e n g in e pow er P a u p h as In stalled a Jig, o r ro c k ­ serv es success
en d e a v o rs to a re stro n g p ro o f th a t not all of s h a ll be p e rm itte d
along
the
p la n t, to th e slu ic e boxes w hich ing ta b le, w hich
c a u g h t th e ta ilin g s from th e p ro c ­ salv ag e th a t w hich th e re s t of th e gold h a s been p ilfered from h ig h w ay s except o fficia lly au
T his jig th e h ills of Ja c k so n county.
th o rized s ta n d a rd ro a d m a rk e rs
essed ore. he had show n m e tic u ­ th e p la n t h a s m issed.
It w as th e close of a
d e e r B oth co n v en ien ce a n d sa fe ty in
lous ra r e In
its
co n stru c tio n is a c o rru g a te d h o riz o n ta l ta b le
We
w ere tra v e l as w ell as th e ap p e a ra n c e
E ven th e h u g e beam s, th e fo u n ­ w hich Is ro ck ed back and fo rth h u n tin g ex p ed itio n .
hap p en ed
upon
th is i o f th e h ighw ays w pre facto rs In
d a tio n w ork fo r h is h eav y m a ­ as th e o re-lad en w a te r p asses ov­ lo st an d
He di- th e leg islatio n .
e r It. T h is ro ck in g m otion se g ­ place in o u r w an d erin g ’s
ch in ery . h ad been h an d -h ew ed
4 special provision of the act
>
A big rev o lv in g d ru m in w hich re g a te s th e rock from th e m in e r­ reeled us to o u r car. an d as we |
han on b illb o a rd s w ithin
ro ta te s a cy lin d ric a l b a r, a c ts as al by a g ra v ity process, th e th e ­ w alked up o v er th e h ill he waved waa
a c ru s h e r.
T his d ru m ,
h a n d ­ o ry b eing th a t th e lig h te r m ate- a c h eery ad ieu w ith an e x h o rta - j t 000 (eet a f a h ig h w ay ln tersec :
tion o r ra ilro a d g ra d e crossing.
m ade from a n u m b e r of d is c a rd ­ t ria l, th e ro ck o r w aste Is c a rrie d Uon—•
M edford Dailv Signs th a t co n flict w ith th e ru le
“ Come again
ed tru c k rim s Is a m a sterp iece off. th e m in e ra ls re s tin g In th e
c
o
rru
g
a
tio
n
s.
T
h
ese
m
in
e
ra
ls
a
re
N«ws.
In w o rk m an sh ip .
T h e flan g es
m u st be p u lled dow n and
de­
stro y e d o r placed f a r th e r
back
a n d rim s have p e rfe c t fit.
He c a rrie d o ff a t one c o rn e r of th e
from th e highw ays
d e scrib ed it fittin g ly w hen
he ta b le, an d d ep o sited In th e slu ice CURRY TOWN
of co n cen ­
re m a rk e d : "1 d o n ’t lose a n y th in g boxes In th e form
HAS
NEW
GYM
tra te s . T h e w aste ru n s th ro u g h
O regon is ra p id ly
a w a k e n in g
tro u g h s and is c a rrie d aw ay down Structure Ready for Use at latug-
I to th e full v alu e of h ig h w ay s free j
stre a m .
He e s tim a te s h is p la n t
lois T his W eek— Has Ample
from a n y th in g th a t d estro y s th e
will h an d le th r e e to n s o f c ru d e
Basket ha II Floor.
n a tu r a ln e s s of th e b e a u tifu l re-
HENRY AXTELL
o re p er day.
» t
* ,o n s tf» y e rse d by th e n etw o rk
It is an In te re stin g w ork of
»»khw ays h u ll, by funds r e ­
L IC E N SE D GUIDE
c ra fts m a n s h ip
His co m p act li t ­ p ro u d o f its la te s t ach ie v em en t
tle p la n t h as ov erlo o k ed nothing. th e b u ild in g of a $3500 g ym nas ceived from au to m o b ile licenses
an d th e tax on g aso lin e, and a l­
I t o p e ra te s a pum p, w hich a n ­ ium fo r th e use of th e p u p ils o f
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon.
re a d y th e q u e stio n Is being a g i­
sw ers tw o
p u rp o ses fu rn ish e s th e L anglois school d is tric t. T his
ta te d of le g isla tio n a t the n ext
w a te r fo r h is p lan t an d keeps p ro ject h as fo r y e a rs been
th e
sessio n of th e s ta te le g isla tu re to
d ry a well or sh a ft, from w hich d ream o f th o se in te re ste d in th e
o o n tro l th e situ a tio n .
In C u rrv
he h as ta k e n som e v a lu ab le m in ­ w elfare o f th e y o u th of
th e com
. . . - i co u n ty , fam ed fo r Its b e a u tifu l
e ra l.
*
I m u n lty , b u t only la s t . y e a r did
scen ery , the c itizen s have ad n p t-
W hile w o rk in g in his s h a ft he th e ir vision m a te ria liz e in th e | ed a policy of k eep in g th e region
Order Winter Wood
th a t
is
en c o u n te re d gas. w hich all
but sp len d id new b u ild in g
tra v e rse d by th e R oosevelt high
had him d e fe a te d , h u t s u r m o u n t­ now n e a rin g co m p letio n , an d will w ay e n tire ly fre e from signs and
NOW
ing th is o b sta c le as h e had o th ­ be read y fo r use by n ext week. b illb o a rd s of an a d v e rtisin g c h a r-
T h e new b u ild in g gives L ang
e rs , he in s ta lle d an a ir
su m p
a c ta r, an d they a re m eetin g w ith
w hich blow s a b last o f
clean. lois one of th e fin e st an d larg est th e co -o p eratio n o f a d v e rtise rs
• O d e r , per tier
• 1 .0 0
g y m n asiu m s in Coos o r C u rry
w ho use th is m edium of giving
co u n ties.
It is 60x90 feet, w ith
p u b lic ity to th e ir w are«
T he
p lay in g space for b a sk e tb a ll of
♦
♦ a 39x71
feet
T h e re is a 10-foot I ’ J e,('(>0,1 Com,” ny h as v o lu n te e r-
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c o -o p erate In k ee p in g the
J. C. FREDERICK
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Spear P lace 2 Mlles S o r tii
balconies p rovide fu r th e r se atin g to th e s ta te line, and o th e r a d v e r­
Port Orford.
TO T R A D E —iFor tow n o r farm
tis e rs will u n d o u b te d ly co n sid er
acco m m o d atio n
The
stag e.
p roperty* 7 H a cres w ith n ear- w h irh
18x40 feet ha8 «,„ e ,t h - ' th ® w ,\ he" o f. ,hp publlc a t larat> ;
the
lv new fo u r-ro o m house, good e r sid e a d re ssin g room 10x18 and re fra in from m a rrin g
out
b u ild in g ’ : th re e
acres feet, and a sta irw a y In each room n a tn ra ln e s a of th e C u rry c o u n try
s tra w b e rrie s : one a c re lo g a n ­
lead s above to a room h a lf th e
b e rrie s; fam ily o rc h a rd : close size, w h ere sh o w ers a re to
be
Bankers Visit Bandon
to school; lo cated n e a r L eb a­ placed.
To p rev en t an y serio u s
non, O regon
W h at have you m ish ap s to s p e c ta to rs
T
h e fo u r m em b ers o f th e S ta te
from
a
to o ffe r? W illis T. W h ite. Sr., b a sk e tb a ll b ein g th ro w n a t r a n ­ B a n k e rs a sso ciatio n w ho a tt e n d ­
L icensed R e alto r, P o rt O rfo rd . dom , a w ire net has been s tr e tc h ­ ed th e co u n ty b a n k e rs
m eetin g
O regon
oi 8 ed from th e lo w er b a lu s tra d e s held at C oquille T u esd ay ev en in g X
v isited h e re a t th e B ank of Ban
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W illis
T he b u ild in g w as c o n stru c te d a sh o rt tim e a t th e beach T h e .*♦
T W h ite, Sr., L icensed R eal­
to r. P o rt O rfo rd , O regon. 0 1 8 e n tire ly by local c a rp e n te rs . The v isitin g p a rty was com posed of
in te rio r will not be celled
at K eith P ow ell, p re sid e n t of th e *
FOR S A L E — H and p ic k e j ap p les p re se n t, b u t w ill b e as soon as s ta te a sso ciatio n , o f W o o d b u rn :
in o rc h a rd a t 75c p e r box. fu n d s p erm it.
T h e re a re fo u r A n d rew M iller, P o rtla n d , secre
B ring c o n ta in e rs
W M R u s­ o u tsid e doors, tw o larg e o n es In ta r y of th e a s p o rta tio n ;
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sell, L an g lo is. O re.
O 18t2 fro n t, and tw o at th e re a r o f th e H o lt, vice p re s id e n t o f IT.
b u ild in g .
T w e n ty -fo u r w indow s, tln n a l b ank in P o rtla n d ;
AGENT W ANTED In P o rt O rfo rd eig h t on e ith e r side, and
fo u r A lton, a s s is ta n t tru s t o ffic e r of
te rrito ry . Make $75 p er week. m u llio n w indow s a t each end p ro ­ th e IT. 8. N atio n al In P o rtla n d
$1.50 an h o u r fo r sp a re tim e. vide su ffic ie n t lig h t. At an e a r ­ T h e v isito rs w ere
accom panied
In tro d u c in g -Finest G u a ra n te e d ly d a te e le c tric lig h ts will be In h e re by Jo h n F e rg u so n , p re sid e n t
H osiery. 96 sty les an d colors. stalled an d th e b u ild in g w ill th en o f th e Coos c o u n ty asso ciatio n ,
Low prices.
A uto fu rn ish e d . be read y for use at all tim es.
Ja m e s E M ontgom ery, O. E Ta
No c a p ita l o r e x p erien ce n ec­ W estern W orld
b o r and Jo e W illiam s of M arsh ­
essary .
B e tte rk n lt T ex tile Co.
field
L. T iR oselle an d G eorge
Desk 2742 G reen field , O hio
F. K ro n e n b e rg of th e B ank of
PIONEER PASSES
B andon
a tte n d e d
th e
co u n ty
I j OST—»Package co n ta in in g w ear­
AT BANDON m eetin g at C oquille — W estern
in g a p p a re l and sh av in g o u t­
W orld
fit on R oosevelt h ig h w ay b e ­
M artin N elson
N ygren
fo r
CONFECTIONERY
tw een R ogue R iv er and
P o rt m an y y ears a re s id e n t of Bandon
O rfo rd . F in d e r leave at News died a t his hom e h e re W ed n es­
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P ete H e rm e r, P o rt O r­ day, O cto b er 19, o f c e re b ra l a p o ­
RAW FURS
fo rd , O regon.
I t plexy
Mr N ygren w as 78 y ears,
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M
Meyer, an d had been 111 fo r a lo n g tim e
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serv
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ill
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held
689 16th Ave., San F ran cisco .
High Price - Liberal
STATIONERY
C alif.
O 4t4 at P o rt O rfo rd w h ere th e d e ceas­
ed lived p rio r to com ing to B an ­
Grade
»’A NTED— Man w ith c ar to sell don. T he serv ices w ill be a t tw o
co m p lete
lin e q u a lity
A uto o'clock a t th e E piscopal ch u rch
Check by Return Mail
T ires and T ubes.
E xclusive and b u ria l will he m ad e In th e
Mrs. David McKenzie
Mr Ny
T e rrito ry .
E x p erien ce
not P o rt O rfo rd c e m e te ry
II. W. JOHNSON
Prop.
n ecessary . S alary $300 00 p er g ren was a m em b er o f th e Wood
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Mr N ygren leavea to m o u rn
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SHOES SHINED
:
. . gr«n and seven c h ild re n : O scar
N ygren of Los A ngeles, C a lifo r­
On the Ocean
—
On the Lake
Get .vour shoes .shined |
n ia : Jam es and W illiam , o f Ban
•t d o n ; Mrs Jo s e p h in e M eyers of
Tourist H eadquarters
at W. 0 . W. hall on!
T ig ard O re : Mrs N ora
A llen
♦
and M rs H a rry R o g ers o f Ia»n-
Camping
—
Boating
—
Fishing
dance nights and at I
eve. O re.; Mrs G ladys P ep lan of
B an d o n
T h irte e n
g ra n d c h il­
Free Wood — — Good W ater
barber shop on week {
d ren a lso su rv iv e
Owing to the llniltc-l num ber of cabins would »drier
FuD eral services» w ere held
m aking your reset ra tio n s early.
Beason opens April l.Vth.
nights.
don
T he serv ices w ere a t two
and b u ria l was m ad e
in
th e j
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PORT ORFORD COMMERCIAL CO.
Wilbur Ponting.
d re n
also
su rv iv e. — W estern
W orld.
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Date Received
APPLICATION
For a $10,000 Travel Accident
Insurance Policy issued by
the North American Accident
Insurance Company.
Policy Number
I hereby apply for the $10,000 Accident Policy issued by the
North American Accident Insurance Company to regular sub­
scribers of the Portland Telegram.
I enclose registration fee of $1.00 for one year and certify
th at:
(
) I am at present a regular subscriber of the
Portland
(D e sig n a te by ie tte r X w h e th e r su b s c rib e r o r m em b er of s u b s c rib e r's fa m ily ,
Telegram and will continue as such during the policy period of
one year, or
(
) I am a member of a family which is a regular subscrib-
( D esig n ate by le tte r X w h e th e r s u b s c rib e r o r m em b er of s u b s c rib e r's fa m ily ,
er of the Portland Telegram and will continue as such during the
policy period of one year, said subscription standing in the name
o f
Signed
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(O ive nam e and a d d re s s of m em b er su b s c rib e r to T e le g ra m )
( P r in t o laln ly w ith pencil Ink w ill b lo t)
Occupation
City
Address
Beneficiary’s Name
Phone No.
Beneficiary’s Address
Age ....
State
Relationship ___ __
Note—Cut out and mail this application with $1.00 for regis­
tration, plus $5.50 for one y ear’s subscription to each the Daily
Portland Telegram and the Port Orford News. Address letter
to PORT ORFORD NEWS, Port Orford. Oregon.
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