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TREE PLANTING
MAXING STRIDES
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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10, 192«, P o rt O rford. Oregon.
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Forty-Two States Have
Organizations for the
Work of Forestry.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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♦ PORT OKFOKDLAN'GLOIS <»
♦ COMMUNITY CHURCHES 8-
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J. C. W hltoett, M inister.
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PRIZE WINNING
RABBITS
,
New Zealand Reds, bred, each $2.70
C hurch C alender for Ju ly 8, 1928. New Zealand Reda, with litters
of 6, each ....................... .......... $J.7O
Langlois c h u rc h —S unday school
a t 10 a. m. H o u r of public w or­ They weight from 10 to 12 lba. each
sh ip 11 a. m.
Young Chinchilla Does, born
W ashington.—M arked advance In
September, each ........................$2.70
P o rt O rford ch u rch —No Sunday
forestry legislation w as m ade d u r­
Tuesday Julv 3, 1928.
school
during*
Ju
ly
an
d
A
ugust.
ing 1927, says the F o restry Legisla
Young Chinchilla Buck, born
live Survey, published to m ark the
September, each .......... .............$2.00
H
our
of
public
w
orship,
7:30
p.
close of the legislative y ear by the
The inner side of every cloud
m.
American T ree association.
Giant Flemish Does, 8 mos., 14
su ch cam p gro u n d as in its judg- I
Is bright and shining;
T he legislative y ear was made
T
hem
e
of
a
d
d
ress
both
m
orning
to 16 lbs., each .........................$7 00
m ent shall be n ecessary to insure I '
notable because by the passage of
And so I turn my clouds about,
the g re a te st degree of san itatio n , ' J
legislation, D elaw are, Florida and an d evening, "W hat is Y our A tti­
Educational Chats
Giant Flemish Does, 2 mos. up, $1 up
And always wear them inside out,
and as will m ost effectiv ely con- (
South Carolina took th eir places tu d e T ow ard C hrist."
By
with forestry-m inded states. T here
serve th e h e a lth an d p rom ote th e |
"My house shall be a house of
These rabbits all have pedigrees and
To see the lining.
Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall
are now 42 states th a t provide some
w elfare of persons v isitin g and
can be registered by paying $1 00 each
p ra y e r fo r all people."
—James Whitcomb Riley.
forestry
organization.
Utah,
Wyo­
p atro n izin g su ch cam p."
President, U niversity of Oregon
extra.
ming, A rkansas und N evada have
not provided for a n ? organization,
Refiners
and
‘Buyers
o
f
Fryers shipped to order. W rite for
♦ ♦ ♦
and the sta te forests of Arizona
An im portant function of rural
♦
and New Mexico are cared for by a Native Platinum and Gold prices.
B R O O K IN G S - H A R B O R
<» government is the education and
Joint agreem ent with th e U. S. for­
H ighest Market Prices
est service.
F orestry legislation
*
■» training of the youth in the publie
E .iM J ttJ 1907
TOKAY RABBITRY
was passed for t h ^ first tim e in
school. It would
W ILD BER G BR O S.
A COMMERCIAL CLUB AN ESSENTIAL
N
evada
and
U
tah,
but
no
organlza
be difficult to
S M E L T IN G Si R E F IN IN G CO.
East A St., Grants PaM, Oregon.
R e b e k a h s I n itia te .
Offices: 742 Market S t., San Francisco
(Editorial Gold Hill News)
find a subject of tlon w as provided.
Plant: South Sen Francisco
The survey, which is being sent
H D. Manning, Owner.
g
r
e
a
t
e
r
signi­
Every town should have a commercial club of „J he, TRPayuRebek“h 1°d«e- No
to editors and foresters by C harles •
ficance than tl)* L athrop Pack, president of the
»StimC sort. I»0 It CHllCf] cl ( nambPF or ( ommprce, new m em b ers into th e ir lodge la s t,
rural schools. It American T ree association, shows
C. R. WADE
Business Men’s club or what-not every town needs Tuesday evening T he new mem-
is significant th at the present area of sta te fo rests to
Attorney-at-Law.
the
great
bulk
of
be
6,838,936
acres
and
th
a
t
73,000,-
one and why—or How?
are a11 from 001,1 Beach 1
STARK BROS.
thinkers and writ­ 000 trees were planted during the j
First
National Bank Bldg.
Many times things are called to our attention Hayes, Mr «nd Mrs. Mitcheii An-1
ers upon the rural year.
Pennsylvania Leads in Planting.
which need the attention of the entire community derson, Mr and Mrs. Jo h n n ie
life problem tend
NURSERIES
Bandon .
-
Oregon
to find in the de- '
S tates th at kept ttie lead in tree
and when there is not an active organization in the
”al\ and Mrst
velopment of t h e ' Planting were Pennsylvania with
city many opportunities are pasesd.by which might gram f r o m ’south" D a k o ta “ Mrs Dr. A. B. Hall school,
New York
22,000,- I
Louisiana, Mo.
»ctiool, the
the h o p .' 27,910,029;
an j Michigan
with with
10,000,000.
DR. L. R. PUGH
otherwise bring business and enterprise to our town, o ia Pooie from A shland an d Mrs of the eommunRy, and the solution ¡ T|)p gtnte app^ priatlon by [>enn.
of
its
problems.
sylvanla w as $1,203,485.
It must surely take a peculiar quirk in one’s Fred Finch were vl<,tor*
D ental S urgeon
Space does not permit a discussion
The M ississippi river Hood has
mind to make them feel they have no interest in the
d’ .ce“
".8 of this fascinating problem, with
directed the attention of the nation
FRUIT TREES - PLANTO
A t P o rt O rfo rd P h arm acy
workings of the city and surrounding territory. Yet noodles, cream ed peas, ho t rolls, which thinking teachers are perfect­ as nothing else could to the need of
ly fam iliar. The transcendent im providing forests a t the headw a­
there are many people who are willing to sit back, Istrawberrle' “nd cream and hot portance of this subject is so obvi­ ters of the M ississippi and its trib u ­
VINES - SHRUBS
Phone 141
Port O rford. O re.
do nothing for their town or their state or school dis-1 ‘ ‘ s ™ . " “ th ^ 'n e w m em bers re - ous as to need no further comment. taries,” says Mr. Pack, in announc­
this information to the ing the publication of th e survey.
tn c t and yet cry and wail because certain things are tu rn ed to Gold B each T uesday To reduce
O RN A M EN TA L T R E E S
...
...
. . . . i “T ills phHse of Hood prevention,
term , of the experience of the child., wW|# ,t w„ , not stop tl<>ds, will
done or others are not done. Such people remind us niKht wh,le o,hers were overnl$ht would seem to require no special aid. '
ald in preventing them and is the
of the Missourian’s dog who was howling and when X h ’ °' 8°,ne °' the‘r 8‘8ter Re'
There are many examples and only one I know of th a t will pay
many
splendid
books
th
a
t
bring
out
dividends
in fu tu re years. We m ust
the native was asked w hat was the m atter with the L arry S m itto n of th e s ta te high-
the facts in an interesting and con ' put Idle land to work grow ing trees,
dog he answered th at the brute as sitting on his tail way d ep artm en t, c a n T h o m as and vlncing way. Perhaps the best " It is obvious the American pub-
VAL E. BOYER
an
d was
wan ion
1«7V to
fn get
crut o o f n f .
M itchell A nderson a re cam ped up
anu
too lazy
the
Chetco river near Jack.s creek method of approach is to relate the " c *s becoming forest-m inded. Peo-
SERVICE STATION
R epresentative
achleven.ents accomplished in som e' f'le n,re not, onlv, Interested but a c
'
•
w hile th ey a re su rv ey in g fo r an
neighborhooiu bv a rural school that ¡ ' ' e In sefllng th a t our trees, both
Port Orford, Ore.
IT CAN BE DONE
, extension o f th e C hetco riv e r road. .
,
7..
,
. , In the forests, In our parks and on
has been efficient and successful
,,|KllW.1VS, a re glven nlore caru,
Associated Gas
,
Yop ca take two towns of the same size, wealth
from
and where the teucher has devel- , attention and protection,
oped a high degree of community
Advance in R eforestation,
<ind <1(1 V cint«i$JGS clfKl f in d Wide "differences between th e in itiatio n T uesday evening,
Kelly Springfield Tires
leadership. The effect on the social
“R eforestation lias made a notu-
them. In one of these places you will find when a n y ’ Mr and Mrs Ra,Ph Tycer and Ilfe of the community has frequently |,)e advance during the year. The
| developm ent of stn te nurseries and
public improvement is mentioned, that people gener- X “
iK
on been far-reaching and im portant.
study of problems o f u gricul Hie distribution of tree seedlings or
ally say, “It can t he done.” As the result of that M onday b rin g in g w ith th em Miss ture The and
L. B. HATTON
domestic science by the transplants, its in P ennsylvania,
F d d a B urke. Mr T y c e r’s haif-sis-
M assachusetts,
Michigan,
attitude, things are not done.
pupils and their demonstration upon Ohio,
Prop.
the farm haa taught many a parent New York, North C arolina, Indiana
And then you can go a few miles away and find £ H. rb o r un til a fte r j u . y 4.
and New Jersey, have resulted in
invaluable lessons that he had many trees being planted.
a r iv a l town having the same situation, where peo- B en jam in Jo n es an d T h o r Ask thought himself too old to learn.
“Probably five tim es as many
Port Orford, Oregon
p!e are always saying relative to such improvements took a ,oad of c a rc a ra b a rk to Gold The oiganizstion of corn clubs, pig trees
w ere planted In the various
B each S atu rd ay .
On th e re tu rn dulia and calf clubs hua stimulate:! states in 1927 as w ere put In ten
as the first place turned down, “It can be done.” It trip th ey tow ed In Mr. C alto ft's d is­
private initiative, brought home the years ago. This, In Itself. Is a real i
is just a difference of tem perament, but it spells the abled car.
value of aeientfic training, eucour accomplishment.
J.
B.
Hill
of
P
asad
en
a.
Calif.,
son
difference between progress and stagnation. When
"Tlie Clnrk-McNary act lias stlm |
aged business methods and systems
of J. E Hill and wife, m otored of accounting, provided profitai,la ulated state forest activities, espe- j
people think they can do things, they usually can. I to
K lam ath F alls F rid ay . Mr. and and interesting employment during d a ily In Are protection and tree
Mrs. H ill have been v isitin g Mr
vacation periods, increased the pro­ planting in many states. T here 1s
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ fled th e co u n ty clerk of h e r re fu s­ H ill’s fa th e r an d his b ro th er. W es­ duction
no question but th a t th is law has
of the community, and greatly encouraged the form ulation
♦ al to act, as provided by la w ”
ley Hill o f Gold Beach.
establiahed habits of th rift, fore of forest policies and activities in
h lR T GRFORI», ORK
♦ LAW YOU SH O U LD KNOW ♦
CONFECTIONERY
C o n tracto r Moves E q u ip m en t.
sight and frugality, th at will yield many of the sta te s which hereto-
C h ap ter 137 of th e law s o f 1925
♦ provide am ong o th e r th in g s as fol­
C o n tra c to r Jo h n R Hill o f H a r­ large dividends through lift.
I
fore
have
been
regarded
as
being
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Up-to-Date Goods
bor has been m oving his horses
The development of the idea ot som ewhat inactive In this direc­
lows
Always Fresh
and m ach in ery d,own to th e sta te the civic center with the gathering tion.”
Section 991 of O regon law s w as
"T h at th e te rm ‘to u rists' cam p ­
T he survey reviews by states tlie
am ended In 1925 to read as follows: g ro u n d s' shall Include and mean line Mr. Hill began w ork y e ste r­ together of the people of the com
W. J. Paulman. Prop.
day
A. C. T hom pson an d Roy munity, has helped to restore to legislative activity and among other
"A person is exem pt from liab il­ an y tra c t o r parcel of land owned, H ogan have th e c o n tra c t fo r p u t­ farm life something of the old things gives tlie nam e of the fo r­
Port Orford, Ore.
ester and ills headquarters and the
ity to a c t as a ju ro r If he o r she m ain tain ed o r used fo r publie tin g in th e cu lv erts
thrills and comradeships th at gave am ount of money expended under
be:
cam ping, w h eth er th e sam e be
T he m em bers of th e O dd Fellow the bright and glowing colors to
owned, used or m ain tain ed by an y lodge of B rookings a tte n d e d lodge farm life in the old days of barn the Clark-M cNary act.
"1. A judicial officer.
city, county, city and county, to w n -' a t C rescen t C ity T h u rsd a y eve- raisings and husking bees. In these
“2. Any o th er civil o fficer o f the
First Kansas Capitol
ship, village, com m unity, in stitu , ning. T h e ir can d id ate.
W’a lte r gatherings they thrash out their sea
s ta te o r the U nited S ta te s whose
tlon person, firm o r co rp o ratio n , Steinke, w as given th e th ird de­ son problems, study out cooperative
Restored by Railroad
d u ties a re a t th e tim e in co n sist­
upon w hich tr a c t o r parcel o f land gree.
methods for their improvements,
e n t w ith his o r her a tte n d a n c e as
F ort Itiley, K an.—T he first cap
persons m ay cam p, eith e r free of
and
as
they
unite
in
the
solution
of
Mrs. W illiam P la ste a d of S m ith
a juror.
itol of Kansas, now a roofless struc-
WATCH
c h arg e o r by th e pay m en t of a R iv er w as a g u est of Mr. an d Mrs. their common problems, they learn J 1 tu re of crum bling stone, will be re
“S. An a tto rn ey
ft>e. and w henever th e w ords 'to u r­ E. H. G an o n g T uesday.
anew the joy and thrill of common , stored to its aspect of 75 ytc ars ago.
“4. A m in ister of th e gospel
ists' cam p g ro u n d ' a re used in this
enterprise.
A w estern railroad will assum e
Salm on H inder S oundings.
“5. A p ractisin g physician, dent-) a c t th ey sh a ll be co n stru ed to
There seems to be no limit to the the en tire expense of restoration.
THIS
A
larg
e
school
of
salm
o
n
hin-
1st o r optom etrist.
m ean a to u rists' cam p g ro u n d
n tak in g dynamic fores th a t can be gener- am ounting to $20.000. T he bullil
"8. A te a c h e r in a college, a c a d ­ h erein described an d defined.
I
it * i
through the developments of ing is located on th e F o rt Riley res
I soundings of th e C rescen t t P
City
em y or school.
community eonaeiouano»»
Su<-h a ervation n ear here.
SPACE
" It shall be u n law ful from and h a rb o r la st w eek
T h e so u n d in g s ,
co
H and-hewed lum ber, like th a t In
"7. Any a ctin g noncom m issioned a fte
. r ..
_____
. *. e direc- I revolution
NOTARY PUBLIC
the . ta . k . in g o f _ effect o f _ th is w ere being ___
m ade
u n d i er th
r i ' ° ' u t' on in • rural community the original butldlng, will be used
officer, m usician o r p riv ate of a
means
a
spiritual
and
social
regener-
a c t for an y city, county, city an d I t,on ° f Lieut. F E n g le of th e U.
in the reconstruction.
m illta iy organ izatio n duly enrolled
atm n of rural life. Farm life passes
T he building w as completed In
county. tow nship, village, co m m u n ­ I S 8. D iscoverer, A lthough L ieu­ from a competition io drudgery to a
an d in service
1855.
The low er floor w as used
te
n
a
n
t
E
ngle
alm
ost
positively
ity.
in
stitu
tio
n
,
person,
persons,
"8 An a ctin g m em ber of a com ­
competition in business manage I for the bouse of representatives
W. T. White
knew
he
w
as
in
deep
w
ater,
he
pany of firem en duly organized firm or co rp o ratio n to establish,
ment anif scientific effort. Barren und the second floor for the te rri­
could
get
no
deeper
soun
d
in
g
and w ho has been s a r h m em ber o p erate o r m ain tain a to u rists'
isolation gives way to cooperative torial council, ns the senate was
Port Orford, Ore.
fo r six m onths next p receding the cam p g ro u n d , w ith o u t first h av in g th an if th e w ater w as v ery sh a l­ effo rt. Study, community activity called In those days.
low
F
in
ally
it
w
as
d
eterm
in
ed
to
m
ade
ap
p
licatio
n
to
th
e
s
ta
te
board
and intelligent planning afford a l­
tim e w hen such exem ption is
of h ealth for a c e rtific a te of In­ d ro p a lead line to find w h eth er luring variations from ths monotony
claim ed.
O0CX X)0000000000C)OCKX X >300
spection. and w ith o u t h av in g first o r not th e w ater w as really sh a l­ of manual toil. Farm lift becomes
"9. A cting ferry m en or m illers
Curry Chapter No. 1S5
low Rv th is an d o th er m ean s the ot only moro productive but more
received
such
c
e
rtific
a
te
a
u
th
o
riz
­
Prevent “Fool
"10 Any m em ber o f th e sen ate
0 . E. S.
o
b
stru
ctio
n
w
as
found
to
he
a
large
in
g
th
e
m
ain
ten
an
ce
and
o
p
e
ra
­
abundant. I t has a broader out
o r house of re p resen tativ es of the
Gold” Thievery
school of salm on
T he fisherm en look and a spiritual quality th at is .
Regular meetings, third Satur­
s ta te of O regon: provided th a t tion o f th e sam e
W ashington.—Mnch notice
w ere called in to ca tc h th e salm on mors dynamic and profound. And 1
day of each month. Visitors
su ch exem ption shall only exist
"T he s ta te b o ard o f h ealth Is
Is being givun to gold these
Port Orford, Ore.
always welcome.
before
L
ieut
E
ngle
could
c
o
n
tin
­
out of this ail et mes a better citiaen
d u rin g th e session o f th e legisla I h ereby em pow ered, au th o rized and
daya at tlie capito!.
While
ue his w ork
Worthy Matron.
aad a broader man.
tlve assem bly
d irected to m ake su ch rules and
a force of workmen on tlie
Lucile E. Mc­
Mr and Mrs G roertz an d little
T hat this regeneration may some '
Inside of th e senate wing is
"11 Any w om an who h a s noti- reg u latio n s for th e co n d u ctin g of
Kenzie.
son of F o rt B rag g Cal , h av e been through the Influence of a rural
burnishing the lavish display
cam p in g up th e C hetco riv e r w ith school way seem unduly optimistic. ,
S e c retary ,
of goldleaf u’ ed In ornam ent­
Mr and M rs O tto Jo h n so n
ing the ceilings and side
But in relatively short perioda, 1
ixiuiae C. S c o ­
KEEP IN TOUCH
walls, o th er artisa n s on the
many of these things have been ac­
fie ld .
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
outside
are
picking
from
the
tually accomplished. And ws have
marble th a t which glitters,
yet only scratched the surfaoc of
F a ilu re to keep in touch w ith
but is not gold, “fool gold,"
♦
ARIZONA INN NOTES
♦ the possibilities th at Its ahead. It
or
Iron
pyrites,
which,
since
PORT ORFORD
y o u r business o r fam ily a t all
♦
> is w.th such a program as this,
the discovery of America, has
<4 4- > > 4. .> > 0
-F # based upon speeifie accomplishments,
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
given the inexpert
false
tim es h as been m ade inexcus­
Those reg istered at th e p a rk the th at we msy enlist the interest sad
dream s of great w ealth
.
No.
170
p ast w eek w ere
enthusiasm of the pupils. Onee they
The m arble used In the sen­
able because of th e telephone.
Meats second Saturday af each
ate and house wings of the
A H M arshall. V ancouver, Wn get the vision, they havs gone a
month. Visiting brethern wel­
capitol
shows
outcroppings
tremendous stride in the prepara
E J H ughes, P o rtlan d
come.
o f “fool gold." and many vis­
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
tion for effective citizenchip. Local
CALL LONG DISTANCE
Manly Wilson, M yrtle P o in t
FRANCIS W. SMITH,
itors
have
picked
"nuggets"
Mr and M rs Poole. N o rth Rend government, with ita rural school,
with th eir knives, taking
Worshipful Master.
R obt C. lainnpky. G ra n ts Pass. will remain for them a m atter of
them home probably with an
DAVID JE ’N K S.
more
then
passing
interest.
It
will
R
e
tt
Epon.
S
u
m
n
er
On The Roosevelt Highway
excess of faith as to their
Secretary
mean to them the possible realità
O A nderson. R Bowers. O Per
Intrinsic value.
tlon
of
a
dream,
both
graphic
aad
But fhe public m ust not be
ry. N o rth Bend
deceived when it visits the
alluring
Jac k la n g e lla . M arshfield
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
halls of congress.
80 tlie
E R M arlin. S u m n er
workmen on the outside,
WOODMEN
LONG OISTANCk
O
L. W aller. P asad en a C alif
D a r k R u b b e r L o ttin g
BATHING
whose main Job is to pre
LOCAL ANO TCLEGOAPM
n U H enderson. Ixing Beach. For rubber articles th at are like
OF
THE
WORLD
serve th e historic stru ctu re
C alif
y to be exposed to sunlight, rub
from decay by pointing up
W. 0 . W. Camp 609
N ora Nelson has been visitin g her of the d arkest color will stay
Ihe Joints of the huge blocks
•allvs"
the
longest.
Recent
expert
Mieta
ftp « J 'kkir 1 !
r □
of m arble, are also removing
h er slater M rs F ra n k W h ittin g to n
the spurious "gold." especial
month.
Vt»it»rs
»
th e past week She re tu rn e d home m ents In the rubber laboratory of
the United S tates bureau of stand
ly that w ithin reach of vis*
our camp
M onday
arda, reported by P opular Science
itors, thus tuking tem ptation
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John R. Smith & Son. Props.
from th eir reach and blem
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in San F ran cisco on a business the shade of rubber goods has much
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shea from Ihe alon e.
1 to do with th eir durabililty.
trip last week
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