Port Orford news., November 01, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

PORT
ORFORD NEWS
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oragou
Along the Seasho re
UBO. W. 3 0 RANSON. UdUor
W atered a t »he P o sto ffice a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon, as seco ad cln*3
Diati m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 1879.
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Man perfected by society is the best of all ani­
mals; he is the most terrible of all when he lives with­ Hoosier Sold
on Port Orford
out law and without justice.—Aristotle.
F ro m In d ia n a com e« th e fol­
THE MAJOR ISSUE IN THE TEAPOT DOME
SCANDAL
(Editorial in Engineering and Mining Journal)
Reaffirmation of our national faith that all
persons are equal under the law is the most import­
ant and inspiring characteristic of the decision of
the United States supreme court on the legality of
the Teapot Dome lease. The scandal of the illegal
transfer of government property worth $430,000,000,
and the requirement that a refund of $2,000,000 be
made, are overshadowed by the larger fact that
wealthy malefactors “can’t get away with it.”
Not often does our supreme legal authority em­
bellish its decisions with such verbal castigations as
judicial indignation felt to be appropriate to the oc­
casion. “Illegitimate,” “faithless,” “s i n i s t e r,”
“fraudulent,” are ugly terms, and their significance
is unmistakable. The crime involved bribery and
corruption and betrayal of the public by a high gov­
ernment official. That men conspicuous for achieve­
ment in the larger fields of business enterprise in this
era of industrial evolution and advancement would
be willing to conspire with a member of the presi­
dent’s official family to despoil the nation of its re­
sources, and conceivably by such acts to put its se­
curity in jeopardy, jars and sours the people’s faith
alike in the honesty of corporate management and in
official integrity and purpose. The decision signifies
that gigantic political debts may not be paid by a gov­
ernment officer turned conspirator.
Although humiliated by the evidence of crim­
inality in high places, we may yet take heart that jus­
tice is able to triumph over every obstacle that mon­
ey, legal technicality, and the disintegrating action
of time can oppose or mitigate.
d e fin ite ly h a rm fu l.
5 T h e a ffe c te d m uscles sh o u ld
be k e p t w arm and sh o u ld be s u p ­
p o rted in a p o sitio n th a t p e rm its
low ing poem to Mr. an d
Mrs no s tre tc h in g
6. M easure« sh o u ld b e ta k e n
F re d P fe ia te r o f San R afael. C al­
ifo rn ia , w ho a re sp e n d in g sev eral to p rev en t d e fo rm itie s o f th e hip,
A p la s te r boot
w eek s a t P o rt O rfo rd ren ew in g knee an d foot.
old frie n d sh ip s an d lo o k in g a fte r o r o th e r s p lin t m u st be used fo r
th e ir p re v e n tio n
p ro p e rty in te re s ts :
W arm salin e b a th s a re u su ally
I
q u ie tin g
S hould th e r e be c o n ­
Y o u r le tte r cam e th is m o rn in g .
s id e ra b le
m uscle
in v o lv em en t
A nd believ e frie n d o f m ine.
w ith acco m p an y in g
d isc o m fo rt,
W e en jo y ed It all im m en sely .
th e n u rs in g pro b lem Is b est h a n ­
R ead and re re a d ev ery line
dled and c o n tra c tio n
p re v e n te d
; Y o u r d e sc rip tio n of P o rt O rfo rd , by p u ttin g th e p a tie n t in a p la s ­
from
i
And th e g loriee of th e C o ast te r b a n d ag e, well p ad d ed
' M akes o u r li tt le In lan d v illag e toes to a rm p its.
D u rin g th e c ritic a l period of
'
lx>ok lik e “ th ir ty
c e n ts "
at
re h a b ilita tio n th e fo llo w in g ru le s
m ost
sh o u ld be s tric tly o b s e rv e d :
1. F a tig u e of th e
affected
T h en th e fish an d crab s an d oys­
p a rts m u st be avoided a t all cost.
ters.
2 W eak en ed a b d o m in al m u s­
A nd th e h u c k le b e rry pie.
F a irly m ad e m y old m o u th w ater, cles sh o u ld be su p p o rte d by an
ab d o m in a l belt.
Yes, tru ly , i t ’s no lie
3. A ny te n d en c y to c u rv a tu re
of th e sp in e sh o u ld be m et at
A nd I sa id to M r G reenw ood,
S u re, th a t 's th e place fo r me. once w ith e ith e r a back b race o r
L e t’s call th e dog an d h it
th e p la s te r co rse t to g e th e r w ith a p ­
p ro p ria te exercises.
tr a il
4 B efore th e a ffe c te d
p a rts
•For P o r t O rfo rd by th e sea.
(
I a re u sed , s u p p o rts by lig h t and
be
T h e re I ’d love to have a cab in, p ro p e rly fitte d b races m u st
provided
J u s t a h u m b le little cot.
5. P ro p e rly g ra d e d an d s u p e r­
W h e re th e w e a th e r n e v e r
gets
vised exercise«, a c tiv e an d
p a s­
too cold.
sive, to g e th e r
w ith
m assag es,
And n e v e r v ery h o t.
sh o u ld be in a u g u ra te d som e th r e e
I W h ere th e rh o d o d e n d ro n s
b lo s­ w eeks a fte r d isa p p e a ra n c e of te n ­
d ern ess.
som .
-
«. E le c tric a l tr e a tm e n t, save
J
And th e w ild aza le a s grow ,
j W h ere th e r e ’s ra re ly an y k illin g possibly th e sin u so id a l, a re o f
q u e stio n a b le valu e
fro st.
A nd seld o m an y snow
Black Fog in
San Francisco
Oh w o u ld n ’t th a t be g lo rio u s?
’T w ill be h eav en en o u g h
fo r
T he follow ing g ra p h ic d e s c r ip ­
me.
I ’ll call th e dog, we’ll h it th e tr a il tio n of th e “ black fo g " of San
F o r P o rt O rfo rd by th e sea
F ra n c isc o bay. w hich w as d o u b t­
— A lice D. O. G reen w o o d .
less th e c a u se of th e d e stru c tio n
(Rockville, In d ia n a .
o f th e s te a m e r Coos Bay.
w as
w ritte n by C apt. H arv ey .
who
M r and Mrs P fe ls te r p lan on w as p ilo t in th a t p o rt fo r m any
leav in g fo r th e ir C a lifo rn ia hom e y ears.
It Is of u n u su a l in te re s t
to d ay , vow ing th a t 1928 w ill see a t th is p a rtic u la r tim e
th em ag ain back am o n g th e sc e n ­
(B y C a p t L. P H arv ey J r .)
ic a ttra c tio n s to be found in C u r-j
I do not th in k th e re a re m any
r y l.in d
people on Coos Bay th a t
have
ev er ex p erien ced a g en u in e black
fog.
\ black fog is a c o m b in a ­
tion o f tu le fog. ocean fog. and
sm oke from th e city, com bined
to g e th e r.
T h is fog com es very
(B y S tate B oard of H ealth 1
In view of th e recen t en td em te seldom and com es esp ecially when
o f in fa n tile p a ra ly sis
in m an y a hot spell h its th e In te rio r at
p a rts o f th e s ta te , th e fo llo w ing th is tim e of th e y ear. T his kind
tim e ly s u g g e s tio n s
a re
o ffered of a fog does not a p p e a r very o f ­
fo r th e Im m e d ia te u fte r-c a re o f ten. som e y ears go by w ith o u t
1 re m e m b e r som e of
th e a c u te cases
T h e re a re m nny any of it
cases w hich at th e o u tse t seem th e old tim e rs on th e w a te rfro n t
h opeless, w ho go o r u n d e r p ro p e r re la tin g to th e tim e w hen th e
b a c k in g
su p e rv isio n to
a sto n ish in g
im ­ old tu g "'W iz a rd " w as
p ro v em en t. th e gain
e x te n d in g out of h e r ’ lib an d backed Into
o v e r a perio d o f so m e fo u r o r th e bow of a s a ilin g vessel m o o r­
five y ears
U n til th is m ax im u m ed n e a r th e end of th e x dock.
im p ro v em en t th ro u g h s ic p o r tiv e m ash in g a h ole In h e r how and
tr e a tm e n t and c a re fu l m uscle re k n o c k in g a s a ilo r o u t of h is hunk
e d u c a tio n h a s been o b tain ed s u r ­ w ho was k ille d by th e Im pact.
g ical p ro c e d u re s, g e n e ra lly s p e a k ­ T h e m a s te r o f th e tu g could not
his
ing. a t e In ad v isab le
R is need see th e vessel b n t he had
Jib
less to add th a t all cases sh o u ld scare w hen th e en d of" th e
h is
pilot
he u n d e r th e c o n sta n t su p e rv isio n boom cam e th ro u g h
I re m e m b e r on e
o f a p h y sician th r o u g h o u t
rh e h p ,p n w indow
black fog n ig h t in th e c ity th a t
e n tire co u rse o f tre a tm e n t
D u rin g th e a c u te s ta g e
th e : look me tw o h o u rs to w alk from
fo llo w in g ru le s sh o u ld be o b s e r v ­ T h ird an d M ark et to S ev e n te e n th
and M ission s tre e ts .
The
fog
ed :
wfl« so d en se th is n ig h t th a t pen-
I. A bsolute rest and q u ie t.
M arket
2 C o n fin em en t to bed
u n til pie w ere tr o ttin g alo n g
p ain an d te n d e rn e s s have c o m ­ s tre e t w ith th e ir a rm s s tre tc h e d
keep
p letely left th e a ffe c te d m u scle out In fro n t of th em to
from b u m p in g In to o th e rs
>
g ro u p s
T he g re a te s t d iffic u lty w as to
3 I r re p a ra b le d a m a g e m ay r e ­
find out w hat s tre e t you w ere
su lt from too e a rly »nd to o s tre n
cro ssin g and th e ste p p in g
from
n o u s tr e a tm e n t.
a n o th e r
S tre e t
4 E le c tric a l
tr e a tm e n t,
m e one cu rb to
ch n n lcal m a n ip u la tio n a n d m as lig h ts w ere not v isib le an d th is
sag e a re a b so lu te ly
c o n tr a -in d i­ sam e n ig h t th e fire d e p a rtm e n t
cate d d u rin g th e sta g e o f pain was called o n t to a sm a ll fire
and te n d e rn e s s an d in fact a re h u t th e fire could n o t he fo u n d
After-Care of
ABOUT THAT HISTORY
Infantile Paralvsls
(Editorial in Harbor.)
Now we’ll ask one. Perhaps the way our east­
ern ancestors learned about Port Orford was in read­
ing English history. Or maybe they had read about
New Albion, which was Sir Francis Drake’s west
coast of North America. Maybe the children think
William Tichenor discovered Port Orford.
Sir Francis, you know, was one of those discov­
erer fellows who was sailing the seas during Queen
Bess’ rule to add more to her kingdom and world.
And so it was that Sir Francis was the first English­
man to gaze on the site of Port Orford and what is
now Cape Blanco. Cortez had already subdued Mex­
ico and placed her in the Spanish realms along in
1520, but Drake happened along half a century later
and cruising along New Albion's shores (anywhere
from San Diego to Cape San Lucas northward) and
came north as far as “Cape Orford,” now Cape
Blanco. That, then, is about the first mention of this
part of the world and the voyage and discovery was
made in 1579.
PORT ORFORD LIBRARY
Public libraries are a part of our educational
\stem, and the ladies of the Civic Improvement club
•e to be congratulated on the success they have at-
lined in providing library facilities for the coinmun-
y. Much remains to be done, however, and the pub-
? at large can be of great assistance in enlarging
ie scope of the work by assisting in providing addi-
onal books. The library board has designated Sat
rday, November 12, as Book Donation day. and
lose who have books they can and will donate to
pip in this public service are requested to bring or
jnd them to the library on that date. Open house
•om 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. will be kept, and the public
lould respond generously in this worthy work.
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S tr e e t c a rs w are p assin g up an d
th e s t r e e t; you could n o t
see th e m b u t you could
hear
th e ir bells rin g in g .
A n o th e r black fog n ig h t I w ell
re m e m b e r was a b o u t seven y ears
ag o w hen I w ent o v e r to O a k ­
la n d h a rb o r w ith th e tu g " F e a r ­
le ss" to tow th e sh ip p in g board
ta n k e r ‘‘D ilw o rth ’’ from M oore’s
s h ip y a rd to p ie r No 26.
San
F ran cisco .
T h is w as a n o th e r black
fog
n ig h t an d my h a ir s ta n d s on end
w hen I th in k o f th e ch an ces
I
to o k in ta k in g th is vessel acro ss
th e hay
T h e vessel
had
no
ste a m a n d ev eryone on b o ard w as
an x io u s to be in S an F ra n c isc o
on T h a n k sg iv in g day. T h e re w ere
six b a ttle s h ip s an c h o re d in th e
bay d ire c tly in o u r p a th so had
to fig u re on k ee p in g w ell en o u g h
to th e n o rth to c le a r th em
on
th e la s t of th e flood tide
A fte r leav in g th e
m o u th
of
O ak la n d h a rb o r th e black fog b e ­
cam e b la c k e r
W h en a b o u t abeam of
G oat
isla n d th e r e w ere w h istles com ­
ing from all d ire c tio n s
I s to p ­
ped and w aited fo r consequences.
All o f a su d d e n a n avy tu g
from M are isla n d w ith a b a rg e
load ed w ith 12-lnch loaded sh ells
fo r o ne of th e b a ttle fleet s te a m ­
ed a lo n g sid e of o u r vessel.
Ev­
ery o n e ab o a rd gave a yell b u t
n o th in g ex ploded b u t the
yell.
T h e c a p ta in of th e
n avy
tu g
sa n g out. " W h e re in h ell a re th e
b a ttle s h ip s ’ ”
I had no tim e to
a n sw e r him as he w as o u t
of
s ig h t in five seconds.
I had one tu g on a h e ad lin e.
1 could not see th e bow of th e
sh ip so s e n t w ord to the m a te on
th e lo o k o u t to yell to th e
tu g
ah e a d to sin g out w hen he could
see a n y th in g ah ead .
W e craw led a lo n g dead slow
and th e firs t th in g I h e a rd was
a u to h o rn s blow ing.
T h e vessel w as in h e r b e rth at
p ie r No. 26, th e tu g ah e a d h ad
put th e v essel's h e a d lin e a sh o re
and I did not know we w ere in
th e b e rth as I could n o t see th e
dock from th e b rid g e. T h e c ap ­
ta in of th e vessel h ad n o th in g
to say but I n o ticed h is feet d o ­
ing th e S ain t V itu s dance. I do
not know to th is d ay how we
m an ag ed to fin d p ie r No 26 and
th e rig h t b e rth : som e on e a sh o re
m u st hav e h ad a
m ag n et and
d ra w n th e vessel to th e
rig h t
b e rth . W hen I b o a rd ed th e tu g
“ F e a rle s s ” to go to th e tu g dock
at p i e r No. 13 h e re com es a navy
la u n ch to w in g a navy b a rg e lo a d ­
e d w ith m en fo r
sh o re
leave.
T h ey h ad lost th e ir h e a rin g s and
ran d ed fu ll speed into th e arch
o f th e " D ilw o rth " over th e p ro ­
p e lle r
W hat a ypll w ent
np:
no o n e w as h u rt and 1 told th e
boys w here th e y
w ere
T bev
sto p p ed rig h t at p ie r No. 26 in ­
ste a d o f lo o k in g fo r the flo at at
p ie r No. 14
We hav e fogs on Coos Bay but
1 hav e n ev er seen a b lack foe
I feel v e ry k e e n ly fo r C a rt. R
W. O lson, w ho h as a. reco rd th a t
v ery few If any sh ip m a s te r can
e q u a l and if h e was n a v ig a tin g
his vessel on th e 'Golden G ate on
one of th e se black fog
n ig h ts
w ith w h istles com ing from m any
d ire c tio n s T know he did his best
to n a v ig a te w ith cau tio n
L E W IS 'R HAIBVEY IR .
P o rt P ilo t.
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C l .E R I C S F IL I N G S ♦
C arl W ood, et ux. to C h a rle s
P ltte n g e r, w a rra n ty d eed
S chool D istrict No. 3 to Ft. T
O w ens, q u it claim deed.
'W. V S m ith to E lish a M eser­
vey, sa tisfa c tio n of m o rtg ag e
H. C- H an d ly vs. F. M. S te v ­
en s, m otion to s trik e out.
T. T J u ls e th to M ary C. V in e­
y ard . sa tis fa c tio n of m o rtg ag e.
•A. E. S eam an vs. P o rt O rford
C o m m ercial Co., d e m u rre r
H e rm a n C arl E c k e rt an d (Ruby
B ro ek aw . m a rria g e license.
C alvin i A. W o o d ru ff E s ta te , pe­
titio n fo r p ro b a te
M arth a M. H olm an vs. Jo h n A
H u m p h rey s, a ctio n to reco v er
m oney.
E d w ard R P e rrin . J r ., vs. C a p ­
ital F in a n c e C o rp o ra tio n , a ctio n
to d e c la re a deed a m o rtg ag e.
C n rrv C ounty R ank to H en ry
M ayer, sa tisfa c tio n of m o rtg a g e
F. J. H u n tle y vs. C u rry C o u n ­
ty B ank, c h a tte l m ortg ag e.
R L e u tw y le r to O. J . M ather,
m ech a n ic’« lien.
M oses A. D o e rstle r to C h arles
M C o tto n , w a rra n ty deed.
M S D o e rstle r. p ro o f of a n n u ­
al assessm en t w ork on a m ine
D allas H a m ilto n , lo catio n n o ­
tice for R uby M ountain Q u artz
C laim No. 1.
C h a rle s H a m ilto n , lo catio n no
tire fo r R uby M ountain Q u artz
C laim No. 2.
. F. N H a rtle y , lo catio n notice
fo r Kuby M ountain Q u artz C laim
No. 3.
W ilb u r D avis, lo catio n
notice
fo r Ruby M o untain Q u artz C laim
No. 4.
H. B. S m ith , et ux. to E M
B eckham , w a rra n ty deed
D ora H a n ’y, e t ux, to F.
M.
R eekhan q u it claim deed
F. M B eckham to W hite C ed ar
L u m b e r Co., w a rra n ty deed.
W h ite C ed ar L u m b er Co.
to
E B. H in k le, et al.
w a rra n ty
deed.
F I R ow m an vs. H ugh H utch
eson and L ouis B othw ell. a n sw e r
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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.
to c o m p lain t.
Refiners an d ‘Buyers o f
Forest Service Offers
Port Orford Cedar
N a tiv e P latin u m and G old
H ig h est M arket Prices
EaaUuhtd 1907
W ILD BER G B R O S.
SM ELTING & REFINING CO.
Othccg; 742 Market St.. San Francisco
G ra n ts P ass, O re., O ct. 29 —
Plant; South San Francuco
T he fo re st service w ill sell a p ­
p ro x im a te ly tw o m illion
b o ard
H. L. HOUSTON, M.D.
fe e t of P o rt O rford c e d a r stu m p -
P h y sician an d S urgeon.
ag e in th e S iskiyou n a tio n a l fo r­
est, on T im creek , so u th of P ow ­
O ffice 491, H om e 492
ers. O regon, acco rd in g to F o re st P h o n es
S u p e rv iso r J . H. B lllln g slea
of
F ah y -M o rrlso n B ldg
t
G ra n ts P ass.
B andon, O regon.
T h e stu m n a g e h as been
ap­
p ra ise d a t $2.60 p er
th o u sa n d
and w ill be sold to th e h ig h est
b id d e r, b u t no bid less tlfan 22.60
w llF be co n sid ered
T h is tim b e r w as fire
k illed
a b o u t 50 y ears ago. b u t is r e ­
m a rk a b ly well p reserv ed
The
D ouglas fir w hich form ed a la rg e
p a r t o f th e o rig in a l s ta n d and
w as k illed by th e sam e fire, has
y ielded to decay an d p ra c tic a lly
('o m m e n ù il
an d
S a v in g s
all fallen to th e g ro u n d .
Most
of th e P o rt O rford c e d a r sn ag s
a re still s ta n d in g and a p p a re n tly
S a f e t y D e p o s it B o x e s
so n n d ex cep t fo r the
sapw ood
fo r R en t
w hich h as ro tte d aw ay, and sm all
checks w hose d e p th w ill not be
know n u n til th e logs a re opened
up.
T h e sale of th is tim b e r is a
sa lv a g e p ro p o sitio n th a t will r e ­
m ove a fire h azard from th e n a ­
tio n a l fo re s t an d leave th e sta n d
In good co n d itio n f r r fu t -e
g ro w th
T he s tu m p a g e Is now
b e in g a d v e rtise d In
tw o
Coos
c o u n ty n ew sp ap ers. B ids w ill be
Associated Gas
o pened a t th e G ra n ts P ass h e a d ­
q u a r te r s o f th e
fo re st service,
N o v em b er 17, 1927. a t 2 p. m.
Kelly Springfield Tires
BANK
OF
BANDON
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
Taxes on Timber
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
On a h a lf-sectio n
of tim b e r!
lan d in T illam o o k co u n ty , th e
tax es have in creased from >12.60 >
in 1907 to 2983.14 in 1927. W h en
b o u g h t in 1907. th e tim b e r cost
21.10 a th o u s a n d . T oday it may­
be w o rth a little m ore, but th e re
is no m a rk e t. T he tim b e r is s i t­
u a te d so fa r from an y lo g g in g o p ­
e ra tio n th a t it w ill be y e a rs b e ­
fo re it can be cut. and m ean tim e
th e annuaT tax es have to be paid
At th e p re s e n t ra te , it w ill only
be a few y ears befo re th e am o u n t
paid in tax es w ill
m ore
th an
eq u a l th e p u rch ase price paid for
th e tim b e r. T he o w n er has oth
e r tim b e r, w hich he is forced to
cut in o rd e r to get e n o u z h m oney
to pay th e taxes on th e tim b e r
w hich he can n o t cut o r sell b e ­
cau se of in a c c e ssib ility .— V oter.
Port Orford, Oregon
Loggers
Pool H a ll
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
U ND ER N EW M ANAGE­
M ENT
Real
SEASIDE
Estate •:
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W. T. White
P la c e
Port Orford, Ore.
C o m fo rta b le h u n tin g lodge
in big gam e te r rito ry , e a s­
ily accessible, in co n nection
w ith hotel.
Currv Chapter No. 135
O. E. S.
G uides fu rn ish e d if d esired
R e g u la r m e etin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
day of each m onth.
V isitors
E. M. PITNER
Proprietor.
a lw a y s w e lc o m e .
L ouise S cofield.
W o rth y M atrou
F lo re n c e P o n t­
ing
S ecretary .
GOOD BEDS
C o m fo r t a b le .
H o m e lik e
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OF SPEECH
Y our voice, tra v e lin g o v er
th e h ighw ays of th e te le ­
p hone sy stem , gains im m e d i­
a te au d ien c e in th e m ost r e ­
m ote sections o f th e n atio n .
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
Nq. 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
com e.
JO H N VAIL,
W o r s h ip f u l
I SE IA»NG DISTANCE__
T h e E conom ical Way.
M a ster .
W. T. V.HJTE. Sr.,
S ecretary
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD
W. O. W. Camp 609
i
LONG DlStANCE.
LOCAL AS4O TELPOOAt •
X
M eets firs t F rid a y
of each
m o n th
V isito rs w elcom e to
1 o u r cam p.
W. 4. SARIN, C. C.
B E R N A L FO RTY . C lerk
SERVICE FIRST