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METAL M AUkKT
By E. & M. J.
New Y ork. N. Y . Oct. 22, 1927.
C opper, 0.13 pound.
T in, 0.57 pound
.«ad. 0.06 pound
Zinc, 0.06 pound.
S ilv er, 0.56 ounce
A n tim ony, 0.11 pound.
B ism u th , 31.85 pound
Irid iu m , 3105 ounce
P a lla d iu m , 352 50 oun ce.
P la tin u m , 364 ounce.
Q u ick silv er. 3126
fo r
76-lb
flask .
D u rin g th e a fte rn o o n th e vis­
ito rs w ill call on p ro p rie to rs of
th e sto re s an d sh o p s o f th is |b w n
an d w ill re m a in h e re o v er n ig h t.
T h e fo llo w in g m o rn in g
th e
J p a rty w ill s t a r t on its
re tu rn .
T h ere w ill be sto p s m ade a t P o rt
O rfo rd . Ijin g lo is ,
B andon
an d
I C o q u ille an d on a rr iv a l a t M arsh-
| field th e re m a in d e r of th e a fte r-
. noon w llj b e sp en t th e re .
F o l­
lo w in g d in n e r th e
p a rty
w ill
b o a rd th e n ig h t tr a in fo r P o r t­
lan d
F ew o f th e b ig b u sin ess exec­
u tiv e s of P o rtla n d firm s h av e ev­
Alaska Juneau in Sept. e r v isited C u rry co u n ty , b ecau se
E s tim a te d re s u lts fo r A lask a th is sectio n h a s h e re to fo re been
J u n e a u In S ep tem b er. 1927, a re iso lated fro m th e re m a in d e r o f
331,100 to n s m ined an d tr a m ­ th e s ta te
Since th e R o o sev elt h ig h w a y
m ed to
m ill.
R eceip ts
w ere
been
co m p leted
b etw een
3187 ,0 0 0 , o r 56.48c p er to n ; op­ h a s
e r a t in g e x p e n d itu re s ,
3170,500, M arsh field an d th e C a lifo rn ia
o r 51 5c p e r ton. a n d o p e ra tin g <” a ,e >1ne. C u rrT e o u n ty h a s been
p ro fit w as 316.500. o r 4.98c p er tnade m o re accessib le fro m th e
to n . O th e r e x p e n d itu re s an d ac- ' o u tsid e
P o rtla n d b u sin ess m en , h a v in g
c ru e d
c h a rg e s.
a m o u n tin g
to
320.000, red u ced o p e ra tin g pro f- Uearrl so m u ch of C u rry co u n ty
it to a d e fic it of 33.500 fo r th e an<J
w o n d erfu l a ttra c tio n s and
m o n tj,
| o f th e p o ssib ilitie s fo r dev elo p -
m en t h ere, h a v e d ecid ed to m a k e
r» h
• n •
«<
| a v isit to th is se ctio n to o b ta in
1 Oftland Business Men j
h an d in fo rm a tio n
an d
to
to Visit Curry m eet th e b u sin ess m e n .— R e p o rt-
F if ty ex ecu tiv es o f P o rtla n d 's e r.
la rg e b u sin e ss e sta b lish m e n ts a re ’
----------------------
p la n n in g a ‘good w ill" tr ip to
M P ih n n ir n l I a r v n x
Gold B each e a rly n ex t sp rin g , u n -
m e c n a n ic a i I ,a r v n \
d e r a u sp ices of th e tra d e
and
New Y ork.. O ct. 28. <A me-
eo m m erce
d e p a rtm e n t
of th e ch an lc al la ry n x " w hich
e n ab le s
P o rtla n d c h a m b e r of com m erce. U n ited S ta te s S e n a to r T C lem an
In- th e p a rty w ill be re p re se n - D u pont to sp eak , n o tw lth s ta n d -
ta tiv e s o f m a n u fa c tu rin g an d ' n K an o p e ra tio n in w hich
h is
w h o lesale e sta b lish m e n ts, b an k - vocal cords w ere rem o v ed . Is d o
ers, n ew sp ap erm en and ra ilro a d - scrib ed to d ay by th e New Io rk
m en
W o rld . T h e “ m ech a n ical la ry n x ”
A lth o u g h th e p lan s a re only in ,fI a p e rfe c te d ty p e of a device
an e m b ry o n ic sta g e th e y call fo r evo lv ed a few y e a rs ago by Dr.
> th e p a rty to leav e P o rtla n d on a H arv ey F le tc h e r an d E. L an e of
n ig h t tr a in to M a rs h fle d !
On
W estern E le c tric
la b o ra to r-
a rr lv a l a t M arsh field th e follow - i&s T h e dev ice Is sim p le, re s e n t­
ing m o rn in g
th e
e x c u rs io n is ts b lin g an u n d e rs lu n g p ip e
T he
w ill b o a rd m o to r busses fo r th e tu b e e x te n d s from th e bow l to
Jo u rn ey so u th o v er th e R oosev elt th e a rtific ia l th r o a t o p en in g . T he
pipe bow l c o n ta in s th e a rtific ia l
highw ay.
No s to p s w ill be m ad e on th e la ry n x , a ir fro m th e lu n g s passes
bow l,
dow n tr ip , and th e p a rty will a r ­ th ro u g h th e tu b e to th e
th en to th e m o u th th ro u g h
th e
riv e h e re s h o rtly a f te r noon.
pipe stem a n d is held in th e te eth .
T he to n e e m itte d by th e m a n ­
m ad e lary n x Is m o d ified m uch as
in n o rm a l sp eech by th e
lips,
HENRY AXTELL
te e th , to n g u e an d p a la te , an d is
slig h tly m o n o to n o u s b u t Is c le a r­
ly in tellig ib le.
L IC E N S E D G UID E
Port Case to Be Argued
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon.
O rder W inter Wood
NOW
Cedar, per t i e r ............... • 1.00
J. C. FREDERICK
Spear P lace 2 Mllea North of
Port Orford.
fo r th e p la in tiffs a n d Col. J . C.
Jo h n s o n an d T. T B e n n e tt fo r
th e co m m issio n
T h e peo p le of P o rt O rfo rd a re
g fe a tly in te re s te d in th e o u tco m e
o f th is case, as a v ita l tax p ro b ­
lem is involved, an d th e d ev elo p ­
m en t o f th e P o rt O rfo rd d is tric t
g re a tly re ta rd e d
An Echo From
F ar O ff Japan
An echo o f th e e n te rta in m e n t
of th e o ffic e rs an d c a d e ts o f th e
T a ise l M aru, th e Ja p a n e s e t r a i n ­
in g sh ip , by th e c h a m b e r o f co m ­
m erce a n d th e lad ies o f P o rt O r­
fo rd . ou J u ly 31 H st, eom es In
th e fo rm of a p ost card p ic tu re
of th e N lh o n b ash i b rid g e In Tok
yo, Ja p a n , a d d re s se d to th e P o rt
O rfo rd ch a m b e r o f co m m erce an d
b e a rin g th e fo llo w in g good w ill
m essag e:
O c to b e r 1 0 , 1 9 2 7.
P o rt O rfo rd C h am b er of
C om m erce,
G en tlem en :
I am obliged to
th a n k you fo r y o u r k in d n e ss
I
c a n n o t fo rg e t P o r t O rfo rd fo re v ­
er
W e had reach ed a t Y okoho-
m a on 2nd of O cto b er In safety .
I hope y o u r
P o rt
O rfo rd ’s
p ro s p e rity and c itiz e n s’ h e a lth .
Y o u rs sin cerely ,
G ihel T su ru c k a
1918 S h lsu i, In b a,
C hib a. Ja p a n .
k ’ • G .' AHAM BONNER
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N k k a nd N - o g ;,.
i . c i the
sp s lie s t dug th e y had ever seen
th a t a fte rn o o n
< If course, when Dud tv yam»*
hom e they to ld h im ubout it-
••H e w a s so c u n n in g ," said Nancy.
“ V s . " sa id N:
"a n d he w its a ll
fixed up In a lit t le b ro w n coh I.
w h ich e x a c tly m atched his ow n lit
tie b ro w n c o a t.”
“ W as he « lit t le Cb'nese d -g’’
asked D addy.
■ Yes,”
i . ; lie d
N ancy,
“ we
co u ld n 't help hut stop am i ta lk to
h is m ls tre s - and she to ld ns he
was a lit t le Chinese »log
“ Sl:e also to ld us th a t he had
his f u ll g ro w th , and th a t c e rta in ly
was very lit t le . "
“ T h a t re m in d s m e." said Daddy
“ o f th e s to ry I have m eant to te ll
you fo r some tim e o f th e lit t le l*e
1 klngese dog who w as give n a lea
Hardware Co.
PORT ORPORI), ORB.
B s niH i iTnu a a a a m i n i i u c i i i K i i i
Blue Bird
1 CONFECTIONERY
CANDIES
CIGARS
STATIONERY
Mrs. David McKenzie
Prop.
Port Orford. Oregon
a
“ He
w o u ld
fo llo w
her
nro tin d
w herever she went.
T h e O regon B eaches R o o sev elt
" B u t to c o n tin u e about his b irth
H ig h w ay asso ciatio n will hold a day p n r'v . H e was one w h o le year
m e e tin g at T illam o o k on F rid a y , old. and. o f course, he roust have a
N o v em b er 4, fo r th e elec tio n of b irth d a y p a rty
"So E d ith th o u g h t a tea p a rty
o fficers. A b a n q u e t w ill be s e r v ­
ed th o se a tte n d in g at 3 1 0 0 p er w o u ld he th e ve ry nicest kind.
“ Besides C hung W ang h a il al
p late.
ways seemed to lik e tea b e tte r th a n
T h is asso ciatio n 1« com posed any o th e r m eal.
R oosev elt
of b o o ste rs fo r
th e
"So,
fo r
th a t
reason.
E d ith
h ig h w ay an d th e b each es o f th e th o u g h t to g iv e C luing a p a rty all
O regon co ast, an d a m o n g o th e r f o r '.ln is e 'f and to have It a tea
m a tte rs th a t w ill b e
d iscussed
w ill be th e q u e stio n o f k eep in g
th e R o o sev elt h ig h w ay fre e fro m
o b n o x io u s sig n s and b illb o ard s.
Mrs. R ose C hase of P o rt O r­
fo rd . b u t w ho re c e n tly cam e w est
from L an g d o n , N. D., is in K eizer
B ros h o sp ita l fo r m ed ical t r e a t ­
m en t p rio r to an o p e ratio n . W al­
te r R o b in so n o f th e S ixes w as
h e re W e d n esd ay to v isit th e p a ­
tie n t. w ho Is his siste r-in -la w . and
w as p leased to find h e r g ain in g
In s tr e n g th .— H a rb o r.
W ord com es from Gold Beach
th a t th e d e m u r re r in th e case of
Al P o w ers an d Dr. Dix v ersu s
th e p o rt co m m issio n , in
w hich
th e p la in tiffs seek an o rd e r r e ­
s tra in in g th e
p o rt
co m m ission
from c a rry in g o u t th e te rm s of
a c o n tra c t to sell th e p o rt d o rk
to th e In m an L u m b e r & D evelop­
m ent com pany, w ill be a rg u e d b e­
fo re Ju d g e B ran d , e ith e r a t Co­
F r a n k C olvin o f G old
Beach
q u ille o r M arsh field , th is week.
ha« a ra n c h in g
sch em e
w hich
Goss and M urphy a re a tto rn e y s
w o rk s to his a d v a n ta g e , a lth o u g h
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ he lets h is flock o f sh eep h av e
th e ir own w ays an d only s h e a rs
•
• them fo r a n n u a l a tte n tio n
He
♦
CLASSIFIED ADS
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left 4 5 oh th e ra n c h five y e a rs
♦
♦!
ago an d all th e a tte n tio n th e y
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t o
receiv ed w as, as said , sh e a rin g .
i W A N T E D — 1000 acres, m o re o r T h e re a r e now iZ 7 sh eep on th e
■ less, ru g g ed lan d
w ith tre e s ra n ch an d in th e m e a n tim e
a
I an d ocean fro n ta g e : fo r coun- la rg e n u m b e r w ere sold
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7—P alo Alto. San Antonio and
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p a rty w o u ld be q u ite the nicest
th in g she co u ld do in honor o f his
to
December
31, 1927.
first birthday.
“ E d ith In v ite d a few o f her
I. lends w ho ow ned lit t le dogs to
c o n i" to the p a rty
‘‘ W hen th e dogs a ll came In they
c a r , o il In th e ir m ouths presents
fo r ( hung W ang.
“ One b ro u g h t a b e a u tifu l flo w e r,
and th is was fastened to his c o lla r
" Knottier little dog brought a new-
red sw eater, still another brought a
I cushion for Chung Wang to sleep
' on.
"•'h u n g W ang harked h is ‘T h a n k
yo u ' each rim e E d ith opened the
p arcels fo r him . and th e n the
o th e r dogs wagged th e ir tails
w h ich m eant, ‘y o u 're ve ry wel
"A n d
j b ro u g h t
c e n te r
b rig h tly
T
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com e ‘
K EEP ABREAST OF THE DEVELOPM ENT OF
CURRY COUNTY’S
th e n th e tea ta b le was
In w ith a big cake In the
upon w h ic h was b u rn in g
a tall red candle.
"T h e n th e y a ll had se ve ra l l l r l i
4— In
m ei-tianii al
en g in ee rin g I
L IST Y O I'R P R O P E R T Y
W h e ­ w h a t Is an e cce n tric?
cakes, and each got a piece el
th e r fo r sa le o r tra d e .
W illis
b irth d a y cake, so they considered
5— W ho In v c file d the kodak?
It -i ve ry ric h , fin e w i r l j "
i
T W hite. S r., U cen sed R e a l­
6— W h o
d iscovered
th e
m ulti
<© ItIT . W estern N ew sp etirr ( nlnn i
to r, P o rt O rfo rd , O regon
0 1 8 ' stream o f the M iss is s ip p i riv e r?
7— W h a t b a ttle s In w h a t w ar
FOR SALE— H and picked ap p les were fo u g h t be fore n fo rm e ! dec
U N IV E R S IT Y I I A ft D R A M A
j
in o rc h a rd a t 75c p e r
box. ta ra tio n o f w a r by th e U n ite d
I ’ n iv c rs ity o f Oregon
hug cue
B rin g c o n ta in e rs. W. M. R u s­ Slates?
8— D u rin g w h a t ce u lu ry d id the T ry o u ts fo r p a rts in the firs t p la j
sell. L an g lo is, O re.
O 18t2
Renaissance reach Its h e ight?
to be p vt on b y th e U n iv e r s ity of
9— W h a t c o n tin e n t emhrueeg the Oregon a r e in p m * h i s week,
AGENT W A NTED in P o rt O rford
largest d iv is io n o f land?
te rrito ry . M ake 375 p e r week
, .
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s n i l n ! ' n ' ’i n 11» r r e s i Mi««
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10— W ho said,
said.
w ould ra th e r be i a.
3 1 .5 0 an h o u r fo r sp a re tim e.
p ret
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In tro d u c in g F in est G u a ra n te e d >
th a n
“ Th<* R v i « M and “ Heyofid the
H osiery. 96 sty les an d color« I
H o riz o n ” are the firs t tw o to bo put
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T he schools of P o rt O rfo rd
w ere opened y e ste rd a y by d ire c ­
tion o f th e sch o o l b o ard .
Dr.
W lheeler, c o u n ty h e a lth o fficer,
s ta te s th e g e n e ra l q u a ra n tin e is
s till In effe c t In a n
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It was h is tlr s i b irth d a y
“ H is m is tre s s ' name was E d ith
and she was nm re devoted to lit t le
Chung W ang th a n to a lm ost any
th in g els“ , a nd tie was Just as fond
B sa m a n saa u
Free Wood
THE
party in honor of his tlrst birthday
by his m istress.
“Chung W ang was his name am i
TO T R A D E — iFor tow n o r farm
p ro p e rty . 7 U a c re s w ith n e a r ­
“ All the little dogs barked some
ly new fo u r-ro o m h o u se, good
more. They w anted to s a y :
Questions— 4
‘“ M any h a p py re tu rn s o f tin
; out
b u ild in g s ;
th re e
acres
day
1— W hat fam ous d ram atists, con
s tra w b e rrie s : one a c re logan
" H o w th e y a ll d id enjo> the t i .
teniporaneous with Shakespeare,
1 b e rrie s ; fam ily o rc h a rd
close
p a rty !
to school: lo cated n e a r L eba- w ro te In co lla b o ra tio n ?
" F ir s t th e y had lit t le sail»
2— W h a t team d e feated Chicago
I n o n , O regon.
W h a t h av e you
w ith cream , a lit t le sugar and a
W h ite Sox fo r th e w o rld 's chain
I to o ffe r? W illis T W h ite, Sr., p lo u .-h lp In l'.tlit?
d ro p of tea a ll m ixed up to g etlo
Licensed R ealto r. P o rt O rfo rd ,
“ T hen th e y hail little chunk- ,
3— W ho was th e le a d in g p itch e r
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