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within which the cedar logs will furnish a w harfage
revenue, and arrive at a w harfage charge which will
fully meet the obligations, without the necessity of
passing the hat among the taxpayers to support the
cedar brokers. The taxpayers of the district will be
satisfied with nothing less.
In addition the case should be promptly appealed
to the higher court and a final determination made
as to the right of the district to dispose of property
which has served the purpose for which it was cre­
ated and which is now being used solely for the pri­
vate gain of cedar shippers residing elsewhere than
in Curry county.
ticularly where the disease has
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
been o f a mild type. Danish au­
P ublished w eekly at Port Orford, Oregon.
thorities assert that there are
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
more cases of undulant than ty­
QBO W BORAN8ON. Editor
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
phoid fever in Denmark.
The
CURRY COUNTY
S n iarm l at the r o sto fflc e at Port Orford, Oregon, a t second class
number of cases of undulant fever
mail m atter under Act of March '3, 187*.
In the Matter of the E state of
has increased remarkably in the
United States in the past year ' SARAH E McPHILLAMEY. De-
because of correct diagnosis of ceased.*
SUBSCRIPTION RA
the
disease.
j The undersigned having been ap-
Ona T e a r ___________________ 81.««
The ch ief sym ptom s of the dis- pointed by the County Court of
Sts M o n th « _________________
ease are loss of appetjte, loss of the State of Oregon, for*the Coun­
Advertising rates I t cents per column inch.
weight., marked weakness, head- ty of Curry, Executor o f the Last
ache, chills, faver, profuse sweat- Will and T estam ent and of the E s­
ing, and frequently pain in thé tate of Sarah E McPhillamey, de­
Tuesday, August 7, 1928.
joints
The average duration of ceased, and having qualified, no-
the illness from the onset to con- tice is hereby given to the credi-
Method is the hinge of business, and there is no
valescence is three months, but tors of, and all persons having
cases lasting a year or long- claim s against said deceased, to
method w ithout order and punctuality.—Hannah
TIS BETTER TO COOPERATE
er are not at all rare. The mor- present them, verified as required
More.
tality is very low The germ m ay by law, within six m onths after the
Southwestern Oregon, along the route of tne be found in the blood stream and first publication of this notice to
scenic Roosevelt highway, has not been receiving her in the urine In suspected cases said Louis L. Knapp at his resi-
blood for the agglutination test dence in the town of Port Orford,
proportion of the tourist travel from the south. should
be submitted to th e’ state Oregon.
W hether this fact is due to the lack of adequate hygi'enic "laboratory" a h cases
______ of
Dated July 28, 1928.
publicity
Or
Otherwise
is
beside
the
Case,
but
those
'
undulant
fever
should
be
reported
PORT ORFORD CEDAR DOCK—TAXES
LOUIS L. KNAPP,
engaged in catering to the tourists in Coos and C u r-ito ‘hp 9tate board of hpalth The
Executor
o f the Last Will
The decision
dock J 1 case 1_ brings
forcibly
to • fy counties
concluded to send
a goodwill
s
_ in
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-- ---- advocate fled quarantine
aiiniic 1 D 71 ischarges
01 110,1 g C a 8 should
I1UUIU
and T estam ent and of the
the attention of the public the whole question af-jinto California to give proper publicity to the m an y ,be disinfected, and an sanitary
Estate of Sarah E McPhil-
fecting the handling of Port Orford cedar u n d e r. advantages th at the Roosevelt highway offers to Precauti°ns employed m the con- J131t5. lamey, deceased.
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present conditions over the Port Orford dock. Orig- tourists. Crescent City papers object to the m ission! ^ n i i i ^ S ^
inally created to handle general freight prior to the of this advocate, Frank B. Tichenor, a P o rt Orford existence of undulant fever in Or-
advent of the Roosevelt highway, the dock has in man, the Courier going so fa r as to intim ate th at pgon ann,her argum ent for the
recent years been relegated to the mere handling of Mr. Tichenor is prejudiced against the Crescent City X X “ 1 X r T ^ u r u i n g
STARK BROS.
out-going cedar logs—logs received in comparative- harbor by reason of the fact th at he comes from th e 1 p '»»*9 are not available, milk from
ly small quantities, and during about a three months’ natural, no-bar, deep-water harbor town of Port Or- ,n,ected COW9 ahould bp bo‘'pd bp-
NURSERIES
period each year owing to road conditions, from ford. This is unjust both to Mr. Tichenor and the f°‘e drink‘2f;______
tra c ts within trucking distance of the harbor—as. the goodwill of the Californians whom he seeks to ob-
Louisiana, Mo.
m otor trucks now haul all the general incoming and tain. He is a goodwill advocate and nothing else,1 ¿financem ent in Air
outgoing freight. The testim ony in the case devel­ and as the interests of Del Norte an,d Cilrry county
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oped th at the rem aining cedar within trucking dis- are of the same character, their citizens should work
PLANTS
FRUIT TREES
tance of the dock will be exhausted within from two ; together harmoniously for the full development of
to five years, a fte r which there is no expectancy of the coast region.
VINES
SH R U BS
revenue from the dock with which to m aintain it
ORNAMENTAL TREES
and provide for the retirem ent of the bonded debt
Support the library—buy several tickets for the
when the same m atures, beginning in 1931, thus ne­ concert Friday night.
cessitating general tax levies hn the taxpayers to
provide all of such revenue. T hat this situation can­
VAL E. BOYER
not be changed under present conditions is an ac­
cepted fact by those fam iliar with the m atter. Ow­
Representative
ing to the topography of the back country, where are
Port Orford, Ore.
found the large stands of P ort Orford cedar, all year,
round transportation other than by motor truck must
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be provided and at a large expenditure of money,
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and the making of such an expenditure naturally wpdnp8day August ?
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carries with it the necessity of enlarging and modern- T>“iayn A u g u s t i n 9
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izing the harbor facilities. That the P ort district is Saturday. August II
9:04
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2:24
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10:11
9:36
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not in position to stand the necessary additional Sund*y- August 12
4:25 '
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bonded debt to provide such facilities no one denies, Tuesday, August ' h
12:00
5:18
5:23
and the federal government will not attem pt the har- 1— ■ '
bor improvements until the great potential tonnage T hat’s W hat Caesar Did pp™ °f my club in an public move-
begins to turn into an actual tonnage. Thus, addi-
rlde
westward
safeguarding of Hfe the pfur
tional development of the rich natural resources of And grabbed the Gauls for Rome, ,hpr,nK of better roads and the
th e trib u tary region must remain at a standstill un- What was the f,r9t thine that he defeat ° f "nfair laws
less p riv a te 'c s p iu l steps into the breach, and this To
tBem M „
1 drive
*"d my car as to keep the au to­
mobile
in good repute in the com ­
C o n d i t i o n V\<IS cind IS tho iunu&rncnt'&l IclCt on w h i c h Did he increase the people’s loads
munity.
th e Port commission based its decision, by and with And llbprty forbid?
dug in and built good
PORT ORFORD. ORE.
the approval of the taxpayers, to sell the dock when No. He
roads.
Undulant
Fever—a
New
the opportunity presented itself.
That's what old Caesar did
Disease in Oregon
As now conducted, the taxpayers of the district He built good roads from hill to
By Dr F D. Stricker.
a re paying a subsidy to two or three cedar brokers
hill,
There have recently come to the
to handle cedar logs over the dock on the one hand, h * i *« » good roads movement
attention of the state board of
health several cases of undulant
while on the other hand these same taxpavers, as TU1 Rome got a11 the kale:
fever, a disease hitherto unknown,
well as the. balance of the taxpayers of the county,
S S ” or
at least unrecognized, in this
a re witnessing the wanton depreciation of one of the U ntil ait loads led up to R om e— state. The term undulant is ap­
plied to this disease because it is
g re a t tax assets of the county—the Port Orford ce- That'9 what old Caesar did.
by w aves of fever
d a r which grows nowhere else on earth save in Curry „ any town would mak. It8elf characterized
lasting a week or so alternating
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- '
and southern Coos counties—without any adeyuate The center of the map.
with periods of several days when
retu rn , as these logs are shipped unsawed and the Wherp folks win come and settle there is no, or little fever. U n­ ge.ie.—Advancement in the field of
dulant fever is also known as Mal­ aviation has come consistently to
only money rem aining in the county being for the And^
ln pIenty.„ lap.
Archie Loomis, a graduate of the 1
ta fever because the disease was
University with the class of 1926,
stum page, the falling, and the trucking. In addition If any town Its own abodes
first observed on the island of
according to word received this
I Malta In the M editerranean sea
to this, the cutting of this precious wood for export Of p°v*rty would rid,
week by his friends here. After
in the log, where but about 40 ner cent of th e t r e e i s Le‘ “ go out and bulld good ro a d 3 T h erp 93 WPl> as
° “ »«r p arts' graduation, Loomis first went into
the air corps of the United States
Utilized* the rem aining W) per cent being allowed to
- K ansas City Journal-Post.
occurred, human infection was
army.
NOTARY PUBLIC
traceable to the use of goat's milk
rem ain on the ground in the woods and rot, is an ec­
His ability as a pilot was recently
In this country undulant
fever
onomic crime that no government on earth should Driver’s Ten
recognized when Loomis was select­
has been largely contracted by the
countenance. If this economic waste is to continue
Commandments use of milk from cow s that had ed to fly the night air mail between
San Francisco and Loa Angeles. He
W. T. White
lost their young, a
the taxpayers of the district should not be called up- ? P, Te" C(’"u1’pndI’lpnt3" °' prematurely
.
then received an offer to do engi-
as “contagious
on to pay a subsidy to those engaged in the work, for the „ » >torist by Dr. E. B Me abortion ' The few cases dlseov- aearing work for the airplane divi­
Port Orford, Ore.
sion of the Ford Motor company,
and in addition stand what amounts to a fu rth er tax nanlp| president of the Oregon
and he it now with that company.
by reason of the fact this great asset is being har- *,a,p Mo,or
Dr Mc| ca»>p that were known to have; Loomis recently flew through the
vested without providing for a general d
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| ’ .n“hi! forth west in an army plane.
Curry Chapter No. 135
th a t will
loss in taxable
property tui
for which
»»»»• offset
vaxiovv the
ms. ivoo
taanuir piupvivj
WHICH followed, promise« pleasant and i d|„ lngulshPd only wUh ,he great-1
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driving conditions for all
1
est difficulty from the germ caus-1 S ta rts Class in Dancing R egular m eetin gs, third Satur­
no adequate
returns
are - being
made
to t - he taxpay- ' - will
obey all the laws of the
e rs of Curry . county,
and the Port commissioners state
state' and m unicipality In which I ing contagious abortion, bacillus | Mrs. Orris Knapp started her day of each m onth. V isitors
.
abortus.
.
dancing class at Woodman hall
always welcome.
should promptly determine the total amount of the am driving my car
Worthy Matron,
Contagious abortion In cattle Friday afternoon with a very sat-
obligations of the Port district, the period of time ' mechanical
1 w,n hav*
my
car
,n
perf'
c‘
Lucile E. Mc­
presents a serious problem not on- Isfactory number of pupils consid-
condition so
to
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
Real
Estate
1
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING
BOATING
BATHING
FLORAS LAKE HOTEL
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
ly In the health hazards offered
avoid accidents
to the consum ers of raw milk, but
I will keep my car under con­
also In the tremendous loss in dol-
trol at all times.
lars and cents to the dairy indus-
I will be on the lockout for
try of this state. Dr W H. Ly-
children and heedless pedestrians tie state veterinarian. estim ates
who might dash out
Into the that from five to ten per cent of
street without warning
the herds in the W illam ette valley
In the event o f an accident I are Infected with the germ caus
will stop and render assistance
Ing contagious abortion, and that
I will observe conditions of the 1 the loss to the dairym en is easily
highw ay which make driving dan- I over one and a half million dol­
gerous and support efforts to have i lars annually
such conditions remedied
Undulant fever has often been
I will Interest m yself In legisla- ) m istaken for typhoid fever, par-
lion designed to benefit motorists
and do all w ithin my power to
prevent enactm ent of unreason
able restrictions.
BANK
I will warn others who violate ,
the law. and report their viola-I
OF
tlons. If serious
I will cooperate with the offl-
BANDON
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Native Platinum and Gold
Market Pncaa
f ilaci /»’
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Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
erlng it is vacation time. Mrs.
, Knapp form erly danced on the
Orpheum circuit and Port Orford
¡9 especially favored in having a
resident teacher of such ability
and pleasing personality,
PORT ORFORD
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New Zealand
Red*, bred, each 12.70
N ew Zealand Reda, with litters
of 6, each .........
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They weight from 10 to 12 lbs. each
Young Chinchilla Does, born
September, each ..........................82.70
Young Chinchilla Buck, born
September, each .........................82.00
Giant Flemish Does, 8 mos., 14
to 16 lbs., each ........................... 87 00
Giant Flemish Does, 2 mos. up, 81 up
These rabbits all have pedigrees and
can be registered by paying 81 00 each
extra.
Fryers shipped to order,
prices.
Write for
TOKAY RABBITRY
East A St., Grants Pass, Oregon.
H D Manning, Owner.
C. R. WADE
A ttorney-at-L aw .
First N ational Bank Bldg.
Bandon
-
Oregon
DR. L. R. PUGH
Dental Surgeon
At Port Orford Pharm acy
Phone 1<1
Port Orford, Ore.
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a ll
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Rort Orford, Ore.
WATCH
THIS
SPACE
SEASIDE HOTEL
Port Orford, Ore.
K enzie.
Secretary,
Louise C. Sco­
field.
S J Spoerl. N. S Perkins and
the latter's niece. Miss Merle Per­ rf LODGE A. F. & A. M.
kins. were shopping in town last
No. 170
Thursday
Meets second Saturday of each
NOTICE TO WOOD
TORS
PRIZE W INNING
RABBITS
month. Vlattrng brethern wel­
come.
FRASCI8 W. SMITH.
Woewhipful Mast er.
DA I ID JKNKS,
Secretary'.
N otice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors o f Union High
School D istrict No. 2 for Curry
County. Oregon, will receive and
consider bids for cutting and de­
WOODMEN
livering 40 cords of good sound fir
OF
THE WORLD
wood to be cut not less than 40
Inches In length
Bids to be re­
W. 0 . W. Camp 609
ceived by the clerk of said District
aC
as
on or before 9 o'clock a. m. of « s e ta f r a t P - K a 7
m o n ta
V w tts ra -» « la n a »
August & 1928.
our camp
By order of the Board of D irec­
W. J. SABIN, C. C.
tor«.
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
RUTH CORSON.
JI3U2.
Clerk.
LESS THAN 3
You see the telephone instru­
ment, which to m any is the sum
and substance of telephone
equipment.
A ctually that tlephone rep­
resents less than 3 per cent of
the total equipment necessary
for your share of service Hid­
den from view are m iles of
wire, switchboards, power plants
and other equipm ent—the In­
visible remainder, necessary to
render efficient service.
WEST COAST
TELEPHONE CO.
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