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OSO. W BORJEN8ON. Editor
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ttared at the Poatofftce at Port Orford. Oregon, as second class
mall matter under Act of March 3. 187».
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Tuesday, May 15, 1928.
W alter R obinson has been build
ing a service balcony on the n o rth
I hereby anno u n ce m yself as a end of the W estern hotel, an d
th e re have been considerable Im
' can d id a te fo r th e nom ination
I sen a to r from th e E ig h th S enatorl- provem ents and red eco ratin g done |
| al D istrict, su b je c t to th e decision in the cafe
New
| of th e rep u b lican voters a t the
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’ May prim aries.
New
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L. L. THOMAS
of
* PO R T O R FO R D -LA N G LO IS
M arshfield. Or., M arch 30.
They
♦ COMM UNITY CHURCHES
Political Announcements
lay IS, 1928. a t Pirrt O rford, Ore.
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I hereby announce my c a n d ’da- <» J. C. Whitsett, Minister.
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cy for th e R epublican nom ination
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558
as S e n ato r from the 8th S ena
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C alender o f Services.
to rial D istric t of O regon su b ject to
7 40
7:35
L anglois—S unday school each
th e will of th e voters a t th e May
8:30
8:28 b I prim aries.
S ab b ath a t 10:00 h. m. H our of
public w orship 11:00 a m.
P o rt O rford — S unday school
each S ab b ath a t 10:00 a m. H our
r
FOK district attorney of public w orship 7:30 p. m.
“I w as glad w hen they said u n
publicans of C u rry county m y can- to me, let us go into the house
| did acy fo r no m in atio n fo r th e of- of the L ord.”—P salm s 122-1.
flee of D istric t A tto rn ey a t the
•
I believe that today is better than yesterday,
sarily have to go through the period of apprentice- Marshfield, or^aTc^si.” » ^
and that tomorrow will be better than today.
ship
before he is worth a nickel to his constituents,
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—George F. Hoar.
especially a man who appraises his own worth in such
r
sunerlativp degree.
dpwrpp •
1 her<*y announce to the Re-
a ^UperidvlVe
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PRIZE WINNING
RABBITS
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Zealand Reds. bred., each *2 70
Zealand Reds, with litters
6. each .................................. $3 70
weight from 10 to 12 lb*, each
Young Chinchilla Does, horn
September, each .................... $2.70
Young Chinchilla Buck, born
September, each ...................... $2 00
Giant Flemish Does, 8 mos , 14
to 16 lbs . each ....................... $7 00
Giant Flemish Does. 2 mos. up $1 up
These rabbits all have pedigrees and
can be registered by paying $1 00 each
extra.
JUSTICE RANI) VINDICATED
Refiners and ‘Buyers o f
Fryers shipped to order W rite for
I , >uPre.me (
Justice -John L Rand, against .nated^and elated,Tis my"jZ-
prices
Native
Platinum
and
Gold
whom a disgruntled attorney named Joseph, of Port- pose to enforce the law s an d to
Highest M arket Prices
( urfy and Coos counties comprise the eighth Hand, recently filed charges, WHS Completely vindi" Pro^ect th e in te re sts of th e county.
E,laU,M 1907
TOKAY RABBITRY
^ .n atu:riu!..^istf ict anl the com.Pletion of the Roose-bated last week by the committee of unbiased men
J c J ohnson
W ILD BER G BR O S.
SMELTING at REFINING CO.
East
A St., Grants Pass, Oregon
1(junt issue confronting the I who made an exhaustive investigation of the affair. i announce m y candidacy for
Office«: 742 Market St., San Francisco
Plant: South San I ranciaco
H
D Manning, Owner
the
True, the highway is open I The whole matter was so apparently an effort to de- ’„he n^In,nat.,,<>" ?f
on nom-
( urry^county, but much remains to be donejfeat Judge Rand for thp republican nomination to mated and elected. /p i e d g T to do
C. R. WADE
in eliminating bad curves, widening the roadway in I succeed himself, that the public at large took little. mv d u ty «« s h e riff w ith o u t fear
Attorney-at-Law.
places, oiling for the entire distance of the route, ¡f any, stock in Joseph’s charges, and on Friday the °r favor 1 do not use intoxlcat-
STARK BROS.
aud the construction of a bridge across Rogue riv- voters of the state will have an opportunity to regis- jXer’ to^X eT the “manufaZ
First National Bank Bldg.
er, therefore, the citizens of ( urry are vitally inter-1 ter their confidence in the integrity of Judge Rand ture and sale of liquor
Bandon
-
»rugoa
NURSERIES
ested from the selfish standpoint in the early com- and their objection to unwarranted attacks on judges „
euoene chick
pletion of this great work. They are no less interest-1 of our courts. Justice Rand is deserving of a large Th"’und^rsfmied28’resident« of
Louisiana, Mo.
ed in the completion of the highway through the I vote of confidence.
J H arb o r and B rookings vouch for
DR. L. R. PUGH
northern counties, and this interest is largely through I
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m y sin cerity
Dental Surgeon
gratitude to the citizens of outside counties for per-
THAT GYMNASIUM
A
t
Port
Orford Pharmacy
H
U
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T
TREES
BLA
STS
milting the work in Curry and Coos counties to he
The excellent work of the high school students
JO H N R. H IL L
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F
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P
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undertaken first.
I in the track meet last Saturday brings pointedly to
Phone H i
AL SM ITH
V IS E S
SH RU BS
Port Orford Ore
Senator Charles Hall of the eighth district haslthe fore the necessity for a gymnasium, and it is to
H IL D A C. D R IS K E L L
been chairman of the roads and highways commit- be hoped that the same will be constructed during
L E S T E R LUCAS
O RN A M EN TA L T R E E S
A N N IE LUCAS
tee of the senate during the past eight years, and , vacation so as to be ready for the Fall term of school,
his diligent and efficient work and ability have beenl^
an y p a rt of the hide of an y cat- [ I hereby an n o u n ce m yself as a
responsible in a large degree for the present condi
tie, sheep, hogs o r g o ats found c a n d id a te fo r s h e riff on th e R e
H A T T O N ’S
w ithout th e perm ission of , publican tick et, su b ject to th e will
tioi. of the Roosevelt highway through the twol* IAW YOV *HOlXD KNOW ♦ dead.
VAL E. BOYER
the ow ner, shall be deem ed g u ilty of th e voters of C u rry county May
southwestern counties, where approximately $6,000,- " .
> .. » > of larceny, and on conviction 18. 1928 If no m in ated and eject- [
SERVICE STATION
R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
<MM> has been spent to date. He has demonstrated his
thereof, sh all be punished as pro [ ed I prom ise to give m y tim e and
vided by law for the p unishm ent best effo rts to th e du ties of the
ability as a trained legislator and as a business man 4 ^ 7 * ^
Port Orford. Ore.
of larceny."
. office.
Associated Gas
of large affairs, and his integrity is unquestioned, to read as follows
D. M D ICKEY.
I B rookings, Ore.. M arch 23, 1928.
His services are required in the senate until such, "The co u rts of ju stice m ay be
Kelly Springfield Tires
time as the Roosevelt highway is fully complete, as held and judiclal bUi,ine8H trans f i e l d In I m p r o v e d at
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sity
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f
O
regon
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an"ounce
n
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no new man, untrained in matters of legislation and
in thi» iXon' "‘" ah ' ie««i
candidate for the nomination for the
the larger public affairs, will be able to produce re-1 holidays in th is s ta te shall be and I d iv e rsity
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office of sheriff on the Democratic
of O regon, E u g en e.— „ , .
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n r
L. B. HATTON
ticket, subject to the will of the voters
milts until he has had time to become thoroughly,are herebv ,,ec,a,Pd «(»«»Judicial ., ' ' . . j. ; ’r . 1,1 ’ ,n,u™ , * . d ie s a#
expreR, e(j at the pr,mary election on
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1928
If
nominated
and
trained in the intricate work of securing construe- L . n any ju.ii.oai b u sin e ss'b e t , , r ,
Prop.
will be g re a tly expanded as the , „ , .
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ir
live legislation—a training that requires months and »cw on an y legal holiday In this pus
a
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i
elected I pledge myself to conduct
renult of grading and construction i
.
.
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the affairs of the office in a consci
even years to produce results—no matter who that 8tatP .*xr,,,’t for ,he
i>ur ...
work now under wav on the ath
Port Orford, Oregon
business like manner
man is nor how successful he has been in his private,1’"', T, give In stru ctio n s to a letie fields surrounding M cArthur entious and JASPER
H. TURNER
ourt and the It. O. T.
barrack*.
Port Orford
business affairs. Trained public officials, as well as I jury
o° en d elib eratin g upon th e ir ( Earth
ju ry th
removed from the excavation
trained business men and skilled help, should be v erd ict
for the new m en's dorm itory was
I hereby announce that I am a
kept during good behavior and unimpaired efficien-, , T" rer!,ve “ verdlct: °‘ to placed in a depression in the ath candidate for the office of Sheriff of
L o g g e rs
letic field, creating a new area for
Hardware Co.
cy, and it is a wise man who refuses to trade horses
ith letic activities.
Curry
county
on
the
Republican
tick
\^hile crossing a stream. In the matter of the selec
Under a program being planned
P o o l H a ll
tion of a senator from this district, it would he a I
a
in crim in al «c by hr. .John Bovard, dean of the et subject to the decision of the voters
PORT ORFORD, ORB
school of physical education, fur
CONFECTIONERY
move backward rather than one forward in thelnatu.e.
ther work of this character will be at the primary election to he held on
early completion of the Roosevelt highway to elect The legal holidays In O regon doue on the fields this spring, in May 18, 1928.
Up-to-Date Goods
cluding leveling of a prom ontory and
any man other than Senator Hall.
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Always Fresh
E v ery Sunday, the first day of placing the m aterial in another de
G W NORTON,
pression.
This
will
create
two
wide
Ja n u a ry , th e tw elfth day o f F eb
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Gold Beach. O r
ruary, th e tw enty-second d ay of terrace«, and will make a field M rl3 - M l8
PERSONAL AMBITION
Port Orford, Ore.
t
J F eb ru ary , th e th irtie th day of May. »urge enough fur two baseball dia
I hereby announce myself as can- 1
A last-minute attempt to belittle the work < » f |th . fo u rth day of Ju ly th e first !m«uds for use of intram ural teams, didate
for joint representative from 1
Honorable W. C. Hawley as congressman from th elM, :'da> ln SePtemb" »known », «•••oraiag to Dr. Bovard.
Coos and Curly counties, subject to
the approval of the Republican voters
first district of Oregon in an effort to further the ^ X
X e S T a y ^ n J State High Schoo'.
U ND ER N EW MANAGE-
at the primaries Mav 18, 1928
M ENT
|)PlSOn<lI Ambitions of »inmos W. Mott of AstOFlA, I
the tw en ty -fifth (lay of
LOUIS KNAPP
Tit
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ebu
te
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reg
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n
Tax
who seeks the republican nomination for congress.I
and pve,y d,y on whlch
Mar. 12. 1928
Port Orford. Or 1
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SEASIDE HOÎEL
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I.im ita tio n Q u estio n
u . ls made last week in the general circulation of a
anil ,.v,,y ,la> nppolll„.tl bv
FO R SALE A very fine piano in
pamphlet in the interest of Mott which was largely ,» h e p ie s ille n t o f th e U n ited S ta te s U n iv e rsity of O regon, E ugene.-
th e vicinity of P o rt O rford
F IR S T CLASH MEALS
devoted to telling the virtues of that gentleman anil I”' *" thP
of ,h|> •*‘»b Ten O regon high schools, eham w hich m ust be aoid on account
Family Style
of p u rch aser n o t being able to j
p io n , o f th e ir re sp ec tiv e d istric t-
the sllegw i diortcomlng. of Cengnis«n«n Hawley. ;
com plete p ay m en ts
T his piano
Delia t
As a vote getter the move was bad. as the average i « k « i holiday o th e r th an S unday 111
can be purchased fo r balan ce |
SUN DAI DINNERS
voter is wary of the man whose virtues are so many ¡•,^w“niTnah®“nf!>:ndt,ii ,hOn’‘“i
'T e H 1111!
n
due and on p aym ents for cash
SPECIALTY
or. if p referred , reasonable week-1
NOTARY PUBLIC
tilt
-- ¡Il his OWn estimation—and who stoops to discredit
su c h h o lid a y '
'
„ „ tia n c o n te sts to d e te rm in e tl
ly
or
m
onthly
pay
m
en
ts
W
rite
¡
hunipion*« of K.-iatern and W etteri
a public man whose record is without a blemish am T h e law s of 1921 an d 1923 p er Oregon,
us a t once an d we will advise
„ h o will clash for the stab
GOOD BEDS
in g to fishing w ere am ended
who, by reason of his long years of ably represent tain
w h eie in s tru m e n t can be seen
title
on
toe
I’niversity
campus
Ma,'
1927 to read as follows:
(kom fortable,
H om elike
W.
T.
White
C o n tin en tal S ecu rity Com pany.
18,
Dr.
Dan
K.
Clark
of
the
Ex
ing this district in congress, has finally been reward In "See
P lace
88. E lk R iver. It shall be
A
djuster
D
ep’t
.
N
o
rth
w
estern
tension Division, secretary of th«
ed by being made chairman of the powerful ways u n law ful to ta k e or fish for salm lcagup,
B ank building. P o rtlan d . O re
Port Orford, Ore.
and means committee of the house of representa on or o th e r food fish ln th e w a The w announced.
gon
Mlt4c
inners of the d istrict eham
Comfortable hunting lodge
te rs of Elk river, in C u rry coun
X X
in big game territory, eas
tives—the first time the head of this great commit ty, in an y m an n er w hatsoever, ex pionships who will clash for thi FO R SA LE M- 100x100
ft lot. fen c
ily accessible, in connection
of the trophy cup of
tee has come west of the Missouri river. Congress cept by hooks o r lines, com m only possession
with hotel.
ed: 3-room cottage, good well,
Curry
Chapter
No.
135
fered by Dr. E. E. DeCou of the
man Hawley’s long and efficient legislative record called angling provided however, m athem atics departm ent are as fol nice g ard en spot, outbuildings,
O. E. S.
Guides furnished If desired
th a t it shall be law ful to fish w ith
no encum brance. Call N ews Ml
lows: Lower Columbia d istrict, As
and his present outstanding position on the commit set
Regular meeting«, third Satur
n ets only in th e w a te rs of said
X
X
X
school: N orthern Wil
day of eaeh month
Visitor«
tee referred to are of real tangible value to the first river, to-w tt F rom 6 a. m. on to lam ria ette high district,
M ilwaukee high 1 F O R SA LE B aby Chix
Golden
welcome.
E. M. PITNKR
congressional district and its voters will not lightly J a n u a r y 20 to 6 p m on April srhool; Middle Williimette district B uff A W hite L eghorns (T horn always
Worthy Matron,
1 and from 6 a m. on S eptem ber
Proprietor.
w ell-Tancred stra in s ). B lack Mi
cast him aside and install a new man who will neces- 20
Albany high seho«l; Southern Wil
Luclle E. Mc-
to 6 p m on N ovem ber 30 of
TRADING HORSES AMll) STREAM
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. a
fill
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING
BATHING
BOATING
FLORAS LAKE HOTEL
John R. Smith & Son. Props.
l.lll
1 w
Ils il.l
f k l l ’G I l i r l m n t
Real
Estate
♦ la
each y ea^
Sec HO Sixes R iver It shall
be unlaw ful to ta k e o r fish for
salm on o r o th e r food fish in th e
w aters of Sixes river, In C u rry
county. In an y m an n er w h atso ev
er. except w ith hook and line coni-
m only called an g lin g , provided
however, th a t it shall be law ful to
fish w ith setn ets only In the w a
ters of said riv er betw een th e fol
low ing dates, to-w it
F ro m 6 a
m on J a n u a ry 20 to 6 p m on
April 1 and from 6 a m on Sep
tem b er 20 to 6 p m on N ovem ber
30. of cacti y ear."
The sam e law sam e d ates and
sam e gen.-ial provisions apply to
E u ch re creek. P isto l river, H u n
ters creek C hetco riv er and F loras
creek
Sec 101. I t shall be unlaw ful
to ta k e o r fish for salm on or o th
er food fish in th e w aters of New
riv er In an y m an n er w hatsoever,
except w ith hook an d line co m
m only called an g lin g "
ln 1927 a law w as passed pro-
Iding as follows
"A ny person o r p erso n s who m ay
skin, or rem ove from th e carcass.
Isinetto d istrict.
Roseburg high
school, Coos Bay d istrict, North
Bend high school; Southern Orc
gon d istrict, Ashland high school.
South C entral Oregon d istrict, Klam
ma*1 Falls high school: N orth Cen
tra l Oregon district. The Dalles high
school; U m atilla d istrict, Pendleton
high school; North E astern Oregon
district. E nterprise high school. An
eleventh district comprising South
eastern Oregon is not entering a
team in the competition this year.
The interest in the inter district
c o n tests is especially keen this year.
Dr. Clark said, because two of the
schools, Ashland and Pendleton, will
each have a chance to become the
perm anent possessor of the trophy
by virtue of winning it three times
The eleven high school districts
into which Oregon is divided arc
grouped together in two main di-
viaions and the two w inning teams
will come to Eugene for the finals.
The question for debate by the
S tate High School League this year
is the 6 per ren t tax lim itations
The winders of the E astern and
W estern div isio n s wil! be settled
by May 4th. according to Clark.
norca». R. I. R eds! Q ueen Bess
stra in ), B arred Rock» and T ü r
ken»
E noch Crews. S eabright
C alifornia.
M15t3p
Y o u n g est S tu d e n t
H o n o red at I ai v ersify
U niversity of Oregon. Eugene.—
Professor T u rn b u ll’s class in ele
m entnry new sw riting has completed
(•Ians for the pnblieatinn of « house
>rgsn which will be issued sometime
this month.
W. J . Cohagan was chosen e d i
tor of the paper, from a Hat of five
eligible students subm itted by the
instructor. The eligibles, those who
mve received l ’s in the course either
in the fall or w inter term, are Rex
Tossing, B eatrice B ennett, Phyllis
\ an Kimmell.
Mildred W harton,
ind William Cohagan. These five
will constitute the editorial board
Cohagan it a member of the Em
■‘raid sta ff, and when he entered
the U niversity last fall, from W in
nipeg, Canada, he was the youngest
itudcnt registered ia school.
Kentle.
Secretary,
Ixiuise C. Sco
field
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