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PORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT ORFORD NEWS
P A T T E R S O N ’S A D D R E SS
LAUDS O REG ON
lem onade, coffee a n d trim m ings,
PRIZE WINNING
and th e tables. E veryone is a sk ­
ed to brin g lunch baskets.
RABBITS
S o uthern C u rry fa rm e rs a re al- j
(Continued from Page 1)
m ost th ro u g h w ith h ay in g for the
I th e A tlan tic an d M editerranean.
Catered at the Postoffice at Port Orford, Oregon, aa second class
season. T he h ay cro p is m ore
Now Asia, th a t co n tin e n t of tr e ­
mall matter under Act of March 3, 187».
New Zealand Reds, bred, each 12.50
th a n usually heavy th is year.
Tide Table for Week Ending J une 26, 1928, at Port Orford.
m endous distances, v ast h um an re­
New Zealand Reds, with litters
sources an d p o t e n t i a l n a tu ra l
H igh
Low
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
6> ♦ >
w ealth alm ost unbelievable in ex­
A M P. M.
of 6, each
.......................... ..$3.50
A M. P M
♦
Oae T e a r __________________$ $ .• •
tent, is a t th e beginning of a g re a t
1:28 3:02
They weight from 10 to 12 lba. each
8:16
8:23
♦ P O R T O RFO R D -LA N G LO IS
Six M o n th s________________ | 1 . »0
a w ak en in g W e on th e w est co ast
T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 21
2 20 3:50
9:02
9:19
♦ COMMUNITY CHURCHES
Young Chinchilla Does, born
a re in d ire c t touch w ith a fo rw ard
F rid ay , Ju n e 22
Advertising rates 16 cents per column tach.
3:12
4:38
9:48 1017
<8> J. C. W hitsett. M inister.
m
ovem
ent
th
a
t
involves
over
h
a
lf
September, each .....................$2.50
S atu rd ay , Ju n e 23
4:06 5:25
10 33
Sunday, J u n e 24 _
5:07
6:13
Tuesday, June 19, 1928.
11:18 11:19 ; th e h u m an race. Tw o hem isp h eres ♦ ♦
a a a a « a a a a * a
Young Chinchilla Buck, born
w hich have h e re to fo re com m uni-
Monday, Ju n e 25 .
6:09
6:58
12:18 12:07
C alender of Service«.
September, each ...................... $2.00
j
cated
acro
ss
th
e
A
tlan
tic
a
re
now
T
uesday,
Ju
n
e
26
.
7:17
7 43
1:17 12:57
L anglois—S unday school each
A really brave man seldom fails to recognize the
rap id ly developing a new com m er- S ab b ath a t 10:00 a. m. H o u r of
Giant Flemish Does, 8 m os, 14
| c-ial in terco u rse w hich, w hen it
same quality in others. It is only the coward or brag- ing any means of correcting them.
public w orship 11:00 a. m.
to 16 lbs., each .........................$5.00
mi
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e
U
, i
.
reach es its culm ination, will m ean
g a rt who belittles the courage of another.—Anon
P o rt O rford — S unday school
The next time. JOU feel like criticising those in com m erce on th e P acific to rival each
S ab b ath a t 10:00 a, m. H our Giant Flemish Does, 2 mos. up, $1 up
-1
. that «»
A tlantic.
authority, be - charitable
enough l- and 1C fair enough , to
of public w orship 7:30 p. m.
withhold th at criticism until you are in a position Eight hu n d red m illion people in E ven in g services a t P o rt O rford These rabbits all have pedigrees and
can be registered by paying $1.00 each
India, C hina an d J a p a n a re o pen­ a t 8 o’clock each Sunday.
to suggest a suitable remedy.
extra.
ing up m a rk e ts fo r th e m otor cars,
W
th
e
sew
ing
m
achines,
th
e
vacuum
Refiners
and
‘Buyers
o
f
a a a > a .....................................
Fryers shipped to order. W rite for
HOME MANUFACTURING
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. D opyera of cleaners, th e radios, all th e prod- a j
•
n i »’
□
u prices.
V estern
ester n invention,
in v e n tio n w
whieh
Los A ngeles. C alif.
j ucts of W
hich Native Platinum and Gold
LAW YOU SHOULD KNOW <9
H ig h es t M a rk e t Prices
(Editorial in Oregon Journal)
Mr. an d Mrs. K eith Leslie, M r i your facto ries a re tu rn in g out in
♦
a and Mrs. E a rl E. Leslie, Coquille j th e e a st and m iddle w est.
E. i M i J k J 1907
O
ur
TOKAY RABBITRY
Baker, Oregon, has many citizens who think.
W
ILD
BER
G BR O S.
Schroeder, M yrtle P o in t
w estern p o rts a re th e n a tu ra l w ay
S M E L T IN G A R E F IN IN G CO.
They do not send all their tim ber products to the C h a p te r 350 of th e 1927 law s of P R ercy
East
A St., Grants Pass, Oregon.
ay N o rris an d fam ily, P o rt Or- j sta tio n s en ro u te to unexploited
Offices: 742 Market S t., San Francis,o
Plant: South San Francisco
E astern m arkets unfinished, to be worked into fin­ O regon provides:
m a rk e ts across th e Pacific.
H D Manning, Owner.
•
ford
ished form by plants and workers in other states. " It sh all be u n law fu l for a n y Mr. an d Mrs. N. S. D ean and Y ou w ho know O regon on th e
map, n ote o u r stra te g ic position on
They m anufacture many wood articles for commer­ person o r persons to throw , dum p, d au g h ter, Ellen, P o rt O rford.
C. R. WADE
place o r allow to be th ro w n , d u m p ­
Mr. and Mrs. R oy D ugger, P o rt­ the w estern seaboard. On a di­
cial use all ready for the final consumer.
Attorney-at-Law.
re
c
t
line
w
estw
ard
from
th
e
up­
ed o r placed, an y rubbish, refuse land.
STARK BROS.
o r an y artic le o r th in g in an y
Mr. an d Mrs. H. C. B eard, W ash ­ p er valley of th e M ississippi the
Abraham Lincoln said:
First National Bank Bldg.
m o u n tain s a re low er th a n to the
Wn.
“I do not know much about these economic laws. ditch, lateral, canal, slough, w ater- ougal,
n
o
rth
o
r
the
south.
T
he
C
olum
bia
H. V. P arsons, G ra n ts Pass.
NURSERIES
Bandon
-
Oregoa
gorge m a rk s th e easiest w ay to
But the Case as I grasp it is this: If
buy a suit m ay h e re a fte r be used as a p a rt R. J. R ussell, S eattle, Wn.
th e P acific. We a re a logical g a te ­
of clothes from England, we have the clothes and jof or ln connection with any drain- L ester G raiff, S eattle, W n.
Louisiana, Mo.
w ay fo r O rien tal trad e. In ad d i­
E. M. M orton, B andon.
England has the money, but if we buy our clothes at I d age,
work8
or
drainage
e|ant
°r
DR. L. R. PUGH
rain ag e system o r a n y w aterw ay
Mr. an d Mrs. B inxner, K la m a th tion, o u r navigable inland w a te r­
home, we have the suit and the money, too.
w ays a re a p erp etu al g u a ra n te e of
u n d er th e con tro l of an y d rain ag e Falls.
Dental Surgeon
E. R. Gurney, vice president of the Baker Lum­ d is tric t lying w est o f th e C ascade Mr. an d Mrs. H arold V enske, of | equitable fre ig h t ra te s fo r th e dis-
trib u tio n of o u r p ro d u cts to all
m o u n tain s o r to befoul o r pollute Gonzales, Calif.
FRUIT TREES
PIxANTS
At Port Orford Pharmacy
ber company, explains one case in which this philoso­ nr
Mr an d Mrs. G. P. S co tt and th e p o rts of th e w orld
allow to be befouled o r polluted
phy is applied by his firm. Lumber itself sold as a n y su ch ditch, la teral, canal, fam ily, Langlois.
O ffers A dvantages.
SHRUBS
VINES
Phone l « i
Port Orford, Or
boards has not shown a dollaf of profit in the past slough, w aterw ay o r conduit, o r In R. E. Jones an d fam ily, San C onsider th e o u tsta n d in g ad-
n e r to o b stru c t o r p erm it F ran cisco .
' v an ta g e s O regon h a s to offer the
three years, he said. In fact, the losses have been a to n y be m o a b n stru
ORNAMENTAL TREES
cted by sto ck a n y such
J a n e S. Sands. O akland, Calif. J prospective settler. W e have the
heavy.
w aterw ay, canal, d itch, laferal
Mr. and Mrs. C has L arson, of j fin est tim b e r in th e nation. We
Here is the way the Baker company converts slough o r conduit, an d an y person Jacksonville.
i have, in abundance, th e w ater pow-
loss into a profit: In the course of m anufacture, con-iu,,on convlc“°n thereof shall be Mr. an d Mrs. B. G. Clem ons, of I e r w hich th e in d u s try of tom or-
V ancouver, Wn.
I row will dem and. O ur m ineral re-
siderable low grade stu ff develops, and In addition!
‘S
VAL E. BOYER
Chas. Spencer, N am pa. Idaho.
sources a re p ractically untouched.
there are “trim s, broken boards, thin stuff, rejects/»»" ks n o r m ore th a n $500, or Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W S m ith, of Of 18 m illion p o ten tial acres of
SERVICE STATION
R e p re se n ta tiv e
j fa rm land, less th a n five million
and the like. The parent company sells this product by imP|l9°nn«nt in th e co u n ty Jail M arshfield
H arold D. Sm ith, M arshfield.
I
a
re
u
n
d
e
r
intensive
cultivation.
We
to its box factory, treating the box departm ent ex- -
¡X X £ £
Port Orford, Ore.
Mrs. E. A da B a rr & Mrs. Be j have a b eau tifu l co u n try , an ex-
Associated Gas
actly as it would an outside instituion.
’ D u rin g th e 1927 session of the
th e I a tric e B arr, O regon City.
; ceptionally p le a sa n t clim ate, a n d a
The box factory employs 15 to 20 boys and young 1leK,8laturc senate i°ln‘ resolution R o b ert T ru ex and R alp h Bishop, i land of u n su rp assed fertility , w ith
M arshfield.
j all th
the e m u l t i p l i e d
resources
Kelly Springfield Tires
men They thus find employment in Baker, in t h e | I T S . "
W. C. P a rk e r an d fam ily. M arsh- , th ro u g h w hich g re a t com m on-
first rive months of 1928 they received a wage of has never adopted a s ta te song, field.
w ealths a re b u ilt up. O p p o rtu n ity
W. H F i-iguson an d fam ily, of still w aits a t th e end of the Ore-
more than $8300, or at the rate of $20,000 a year. and
L. B. HATTON
M arshfield.
' gon T ra il fo r those w ho feel the
Iluring the past three and one-half years of lumber
M. Fogle and fam ily, B andon.
urge w hich has ever im pelled the
depression the box factory workers have been p a id , the song en titled ‘O regon. My Or- K en n eth P e rk in s and fam ily, of hardy, th e resourceful, and the
Prop.
am b itio u s to push on into the
over $70,000 in cash.
Each dollar in this $70,000, j
w ords by J - A B u h a n o n D enm ark.
passing from hand to hand, is a w orker in the com-' E V X - ''» T « .t X " “.1; Mr. .a n d Mrs. W allace M artin, W est.
Port Orford, Oregon
M arshfield.
I w as born in O regon in th e year
mumty, not once, but dozens of times. More or less Oregon, and,
Mr. and Mis. J. F ltzh u rry . Sum- of h er adm ission to statehood. I
of it has become a part of deposits in banks or of
w h e re a s it is em in en tly proper ner.
have seen th e s ta te develop from
an d Mrs. R. K. S alter, of h er sm allest b eginnings to her
building and loan associations, helping both business
ed^therX™80"*
8hould be adopt’ I P o Mr.
vto u v o u * ' ed.
th erefo re,
rtlan d .
p resen t g reatn ess, a n d I believe,
and the building and owning of homes.
Certainly
C e rta in l.V
‘ lie ......
is resolved by the Semite o f, . Mr and Mrs. O. S. Cole, Mr. and w ith sin cerity an d confidence, th a t
this money spent in Baker is worth a whole lot more th e s ta te of O regon, th e house of Mrs. R oy Cole. Coquille.
! "the glory of h er p re se n t is her
rep resen tativ es jo in tly co n cu rrin g :
Mrs. E. J H elinker, B andon
prom ise for th e fu tu re."
to Baker than if spent in Oshkosh or Pittsburgh.
H a ll
“T h a t th e song en titled 'O regon, I Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Page. Co-
In this way the parent company sold during the My O regon’, w ords by J A. B uch- auille
PORT ORFORD, ORB.
Mrs. M abel G illings, accom pa­
CONFECTIONERY
first five months of 1928, 1,677,900 feet of lumber anon an d m usic by H en ry B. M ur­ Lieut. and Mrs. Thos. B. Reed nied by h er g ra n d d a u g h te r, Miss
tagh.
be
an
d
th
e
sam
e
h
ereb
y
is
an
d
baby
d
au
g
h
ter.
San
Francisco.
B
etty,
w
ho
has
been
h
e
r
guest,
for which it received about $14 a thousand, a total accepted an d adopted as th e s ta te
Up-to-Date Goods
H. C. B ellow s,. R oseburg.
m otored to Gold B each T hursday.
of $23,217, a very good sale for the product.
Always Fresh
song of th e s ta te of O regon.’’
F red M M arsh an d fam ily. Sixes
. . . .
This feetage, if shipped as lumber, would be T he law s of 1921 an d 1925 w ere Miss E M. Schroeder, C ongress
♦ <8*
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
ended In 1927 to provide am ong P a rk . N Y
♦
nbout 70 carloads, but not shipped is a factor of some am
Port Orford, Ore.
o th e r th in g s a s follows
BROOKINGS NOTES
relief to the overburdened lumber market.
"E v ery m otor vehicle shall be
Mrs. A. B H o g att sp en t a few
♦
..........................................................
Sold merely as lumber, this feetage would have equipped w ith a bell. horn, w histle days In B andon th e last of the
o th er device in good w orking week. Mrs. R oy B. C orson w as in
,
,
brought the Baker community $23,217 or less. But or
„ „ j„ „
ui
.
....
.
. .
Six h u n d red cases of salm on
order, capable of em ittin g an ch arg e of th e post office d u rin g ,
,, , , _
. „ ...
* from the Gold B each P ao k in g com-
made into a finished product and sold, it brought a b ru p t sound a d eq u ate i.. i_
in q u ality | ' i__
h er ______
absence
! p an y w ere shipped from th e Brook-
back from Eastern consumers $34,615, every dollar an d volum e to give w arn in g o f the
ings w h a rf th is p a st week on th e
ap
p
ro
ach
of
su
ch
vehicle
to
pedes­
TI5JE
W
ARRANT
F.LECTION
except a very small profit being distributed at home.
S. S. M arth a B u eh n er for A storia.
tria n s an d to th e rid e rs o r d riv ­
NOTICE.
WATCH
T he ste a m e r b ro u g h t in a large
And the small profit to the company is also distribut­ ers o f anim als, o f o th e r vehicles,
cargo of m erch an d ise for local
ed in the old home town, making the process 100 per an d to persons e n te rin g o r leav­ U nion H igh School D istrict No, 2. business people as well as for Gold
ing stre e t in te ru rb a n an d railro ad S ta te of O regon. C ounty of C urry.
cent clear gain to Baker.
THIS
Beach. S m ith R iver and as fa r
cars. E very person d riv in g a m otor
nion H igh School D istrict No.
so u th as F o rt Dick.
The figures are from the records of the Baker vehicle shall sound said bell. gong, U Two.
SS
T he S. S. P re n tic e loaded out
company, given by Vice President Gurney.
horn, w histle o r o th e r device w hen­
N O TICE is h ereby given th .it a t
w ith redw ood ties T uesday.
SPACE
ev
er
n
ecessary
as
a
w
a
rn
in
g
of
the
Union
H
igh
School
D
istrict
No.
He adds: “It seems axiomatic to me that any
NOTARY PUBLIC
Rev. A. B R eese re tu rn e d T ues­
d an g er, b u t not a t o th e r tim es o r Tw o Tim e W a rra n t election h ere­
day from a business tr ip to B a n ­
community selling its product as raw m aterial must for an y o th e r purp o se.”
by called to be held a t th e H igh
b rin g in g w ith him fo r a tw o
always be poor, while the community which converts "E v ery bicycle o p erated upon the School B uilding In P o rt O rford, in don,
v e e k s ' sta y his g ra n d d a u g h te rs.
an
d
for
U
nion
H
igh
School
D
istrict
public
h
ighw
ays
and
s
tre
e
ts
of
W. T. White
its product by an intensive process of m anufacture
W inona an d L ita S hields and D or­
th is s ta te sh all have a fro n t tam p No. Two. of C u rry County. Oregon,
will prosper.”
othy
Jam
es.
capable of fu rn ish in g su fficien t il­ on the T w en ty -fifth d ay o f Ju n e,
Port Orford, Ore.
Mr. an d M rs H ild reth , accom pa-
lum ination to ren d er clearly d is­ A. D , 1928, betw een the h o u rs of
nied by Mr. H ild re th ’s m other, are
tw
o
o’clock
P.
M.
a
n
d
seven
cern ib le an y su b sta n tia l object 40
CRITICISM
feet d irectly ah ead o f su ch bicycle I o’clock P M the?e w iii’ b e’ sub- i,pendlng ,h e lr a n n u al vacatlon of
an
d shall c a rry a red lig h t to th e j m ltted .to th e legal voters th ereo f one m o n th in one of th e B enham
Currv Chapter No. 135
(Editorial in Tribune)
co ttag es
re a r or, In lieu of a red light, th e th e question of c o n tra c tin g a tim e
O. E. S.
Criticism, if constructive, is good for our com­ bicycle m ay use a red reflex m lr w a rra n t in debtedness in the sum T he M isses M ary T u rn e r and
of Five T housand ($5.000 00) Dol­ V elm a N ichols of Gold B each, in , Regular meetings, third Satur­
m irro r In th« rear."
munity and for our people.
day of each month. Visitors
h ap ter 364 of th e O regon law s lars for the purpose of building a <'o n,panv w ith Je sse T u rn e r drove
Rut criticism, with nothing better to offer, be­ of C 1927.
to H a rb o r on business T h u rsd ay
Port Orford, Ore.
always welcome.
at page 496 th ereo f, su b ­ gyntnasium on th e U nion H igh
comes pessimism, and is destructive. It breeds dis section 9-h. provides
Worthy Matron,
’V v x ^
School grounds now ow ned by said afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J a c k M usser and
Luclle E. Me-
satisfaction over conditions that exist without offer
T h a t a fte r Ju ly 1. 1927. it shall U nion H igh School D istrict in
Kenzle.
na
r for
o r | Ia m ily, »'ho have been a t P endle­
be u n law ful fo r an y person, firm , P o rt O rford. O regon. In a and
ton fo r several m o n th s
retu rn ed
Secretary,
o r co rp o ratio n to c a rry on o r con­ said U nion H igh School D istric t; I
Louise C. Soo-
d u ct In th is s ta te th e business of th e vote to be by ballot upon la s t week.
KEEP IN TOUCH
E dw ard G anong a n d D ouglas
Celd.
w
hich
shall
be
th
e
w
ords
"Tim
e
buying,
spiling
o
r
.B
aling
in
new
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Cooley, B rookings h ig h
school
W
a
rra
n
ts
—
Y
es"
and
"Tim
e
W
ar­
o r used m otor vehicles, u n less an d 1
F a ilu re to keep in touch w ith
u n til he shall have received a it- 1 ra n t* -- N o"; and th e v o ter shall boys, left T h u rsd a y m o rning for
the V ancouver w here th ey will spend
cense from th e se c re ta ry o f s ta te j place a cross (X) betw een
PORT
OBFORI)
your
business or fam ily a t all
au th o rizin g th e c a rry in g on or j w ords "T im e W a rra n ts " and th e a m onth a t th e citizens' tra in in g
cam
p.
M
rs
C
olem
an
Cooley
took
1
LODGE
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
w
ord
'
Y
es''
o
r
betw
een
the
w
ords
co n d u ctin g of said business. S aid i
tim es h as been m ade inexcus­
No. 170
license shall be fu rn ish ed an n u al- ! "T im e W a rra n ts " an d th e w ord the boys as fa r as Gold B each
F
ro
m
th
e
re
th
ey
will
go
w
ith
W
il­
able because of th e telephone
ly by th e se c re ta ry of sta te , an d 1 "No”, w htch in d icates his choice.
Meets second Saturday of each
shall ru n from th e firs t day o f ' The polls fo r the reception of the liam B ean
month. Visiting brethern wel­
Miss F lo ren ce Hill, w ho has
the
Ja n u a ry , 1927, an d a n n u ally th e re ­ 1 ballots c a st fo r o r a g a in s t
come.
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
CALL LONG D IST A N C E
1
indebtedness ta u g h t In the B rookings school for
IRANCIH W. SMITH,
after. b eg in n in g w ith th e first day c o n tractio n of said
will, on said d ay and d a te an d a t several years, is a tte n d in g the
of J a n u a r y of each y ear."
W o rsh ip fu l M aster
th e place afore-said, be opened at su m m er session of th e U n iv e rs ity ' DAVID JE N K S ,
On The Roosevelt Highway
th e hour of tw o o’clock P M and of O regon a t E ugene. Miss Hill j
S ecretary .
Agate Beach Park News rem ain open u n til the h o u r of sev­ plans to a tte n d th e u n iv ersity dur- j
V isitors to A gate B each p a rk ov­ en o’clock P M of th e sam e day ing the com ing y ear
er th e w eek-end w ere
w hen the sam e shall be closed
R aym ond and G enevieve Wood, j
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
U W Vail an d wife. M arshfield
By o rd er o f th e U nion H igh stu d e n ts a t L infield college, re­
WOODMEN
O O H a tto n and son. Gold Hill School D istric t No. T w o School tu rn ed hom e on W ednesday fs r
LONG DISTANCE
BATHING
H W harton. Gold Hill
LOCAL ANO tecegoaph ,
OF THE WORLD
B oard of C u rry C ounty, O regon, th e ir su m m er vacation.
Mr and Mrs Ash an d son. RM- m ade this fifth day of May. A D.
T he H a rb o r C om m unity club
W. 0 . W. Camp 609
die
1928
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LOUIS L. K N A P P
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C hairm an. B oard of Union a com m unity picnic w ith sw ings
Mr and Mrs E arl V osberg, of
our camp
H igh School D istrict No $ an d bars, races o f all kinds, a pie
R oseburg
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L O U ISE S C O F IE L D
W. 1. SABIN, C. C.
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
eatin g contest, sw im m ing, a big
Mr and Mrs C C C a rte r Myr-
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
C lerk U nion H igh School picnic lunch
SERVICE FIRST
tle P o in t
D istrict No 2
T he club will fu rn ish ice cream .
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregoa
OBO W 8 0 RAN HON, Editor
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