Port Orford news., August 14, 1928, Image 1

PORT ORFORD DEEP WATER HARBOR — The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth ot Southwestern Orego
PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. II.
P ort Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, August 14, 1928.
Port Orford’s Deep-Water
Harbor Controls Development
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T he m erits of th e n a tu ra l deep- Bull Elk Will
w a te r h a rb o r a t P o rt O rfo id h a v e '
Continue Ruit*
been su n g in po etry a n d prose f o r .
Beaph A ug 9 Thp p jg h t.
u p w ard s of 100 years, an d now , in t b u „ lead er of th e H u n te rs '
th a t the tim e is h ere for th e com- „
h d f ,k ,,,
,
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m ercial developm ent of th e g re a t ™
tb t , h erd so long a'’ t £
tr ib u ta ry c o u n t r y - a c o u n try of y o u n g er bullg do n o t de
him
im m ense a re a an d endow ed w ith jt w as dp(,idpd Bt „
nf
, it w as decided a t a m eetin g of
exceptionally rich n a tu ra l
e ' v irtu a lly all m ale citizens of Gold
sources—it
is about to receive th e B each w ith W ard en C u rtis Town-
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recognition th a t is w a rra n te d by send here
its stra te g ic a l location an d facili-j A t a ma8S m eetln g called a t , he
tie s to r deep-sea shipping.
¡C hinook th e a tre . W ard en Tow n-
Senator Hall Denies
Accepts Nomination;
Files As Independent
Plans to Move Home
Campaign Begins
Candidate for Sheriff
M arshfield, Aug, 8. — S e n ato r
P alo Alto, Cal., Aug. 11. H erb ert
No. 41
Port Orford’s Ideal Climate;
Statistics Show Weather
C larence C W rig h t of P o rt O r­
C harles H all w as in M arshfield for H oover accepted the republican ford .last w eek filed
w ith
the
a b rief v isit y esterd ay , re tu rn in g , p resid en tial nom ination today w ith co u n ty clerk a t Gold B each his in­
to P o rtla n d la st n ig h t w here he a re ite ra tio n of his stan d ag ain st ten tio n to ru n as an independent
will rem ain u n til th e m iddle of th e repeal of th e prohibition c a n d id a te fo r sheriff, su b ject to
th e w eek. S e n ato r H all sta te d he ' am en d m en t or a n y m odification of the v o ters' decision in the N ovem ­
h ad m ade no plans fo r m oving , en fo rcem ent th a t would c o n stitu te ber election
from M arshfield an d is no t m ak- ' n u llification, an d w ith the exposl­
G W N orton, republican, an d ( ' h n n c p in R 'lil
in g an y su ch plans.
* tio n of a three-fold ag ric u ltu ra l
J. H. T u rn er, dem ocrat, received
T he se n a to r pointed out th a t h it j relief program ,
th e nom ination of th e ir respective
Road Schedule
v v ario
sin ess in
a r ° u " s s bu
business
in te
te re
re sts
sts a a re
re r.ow
ro w
T h ^ nom inee repeated th a t he p arties in the May prim aries for
E ffective last S unday the S o u 'h
d istrib u te d in O regon. W a s h in g -1 standg for ..th(> efflcient e n fo rce. th e sh eriffsh ip , an d th e announce- ern P acific a g a in changed th e
t ? " CaUf° r " ia an d ,h a t M arsh -j m e n r of th e lawg enacted undpr m en t of W rig h t is cau sin g con- tim e o t *ts single tra in betw een
,ield i8 cen tra lly located fo r him th e prohlbitlon am en d m ent
and siderable com m ent in w hat w as P o rtla n d and Coos Bay points, th e
‘° m a k e his residence Jie re an d ! added th a t -whoever is chosen ' o th erw ise a very q uiet cam paign new schedule providing fo r its
kepp jn touch
w ith his v arious p resid en t h as u n d e r his o a th the for th e office In question
leaving P o rtla n d a t 8 p. m. and
busines8 in te re g ts.
i a rriv in g a t M arshfield at 7:18 a.
solem n d u ty to p u rsu e th is course ” !
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H e also said th a t th e people of
F or relief of th e farm er he out Swimmer Rescued
Coos co u n ty h h“u
ad iam
been U y so
u s lined
T his change will p erm it of m ail
"an gracio
d “ him“
a p ro g ram
ta riff
a ‘ d t h a t h e a n d h i s f .mUv P r o t e c t i o n
and Increases and
At loraS ( reck leaving P o rtla n d in the evening
Miss G race W h itak er,
13, o f . a rriv in g a t P o rt O rford a t 11:20
had go m an y friendg hprp thfal hp ch eap er tra n sp o rta tio n supported
liked M arshfield as a place t , live. by federal fin an c,al a ‘d
bulld- P o rtlan d , w ho is visiting a t Ban the n ext m orning, about the sam e
Thp g enator w as h p le frc m ( »ng up farm er-ow ned and con-
P o rtlan d ” w h ere he he« "heen .¿ .ec tro lled co rp o ratio n s to ta k e care
P o rtla n bualnesg
d w h ere he
been th<?
tra day
n s- ---------------------
.
. . . . . . u . u n . . . . . e u u u u « , a L ic iin iu u uit-
n o w e v e r . ow ing io m e early
an d has
sppnt
of crop surpluses.
In F lo ra s creek.
Miss W h ita k e r . d e p a rtu re of th e tra in from P ort-
D eclares fo r T olerance.
y esterd ay up Coos riv e r w ith his
w as sw im m ing across upper Flor- land C u rry co u n ty ’s lovers of th eir
farniIy ' Hp retU rned to P o rtlan d
In addition he declared vigorous­
last evening, an d expects to re- ly for religious to leran ce: inveigh
tu rn to his hom e In M arshfield th e . ed . . . « » ain st co
rru p tio n in public i i c i i w i ,
.
ne
m iddle of th e wpek
office, stru c k a note of idealism hpr h p ad . bepamp
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W hile in te rio r sections of th e
U nited S ta te s a re sw elterin g in
mM -.un-.mer w e a th e r and violent
sto rm s of a to rn ad o o r h u rric a n e
n a tu re a re not uncom m on in th e
so u th an d so u th e a st portion of th e
country, P o rt O rford is enjo y in g
Ideal su m m er w eather, In fa c t a
review of th e w e a th e r s ta tis tic s
k ept a t th e local w e a th e r o b serv a-
sta tio n by O bserver H e n ry
Jo h n sto n show s a clim ate re m a rk -
able fo r its uniform te m p e ra tu re —
tw-een S an Francdsco bav an d
eXpressed his th eo ry th a t as
never hot and never cold. A ta b -
P u g e t Sound an d is p ro tected on “ re8Ul‘ ° f ° bservlnK th e her<1 fo r
ulation of these s ta tistic s sin ce
P u g e t ound an d
. a e - pag(
p ro tected on tb
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mOn th
u . s he u believed
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the statio n w as established J u ly
th e n o rth an d n o rth w est by The tb a t tbp in tro d u ctio n o f new blood
H
a d s s ’ w
ic h rise
r i s e alm
a lm ost
o s t perpen-
nernen
. . regu)t
. . . fag ter lncreage.
1, 1927. by m onths follows.
H e ead
w h hich
w ould
d icu larly 150 feet above th e sur-
M onth
A verage
R a in fa ll
i G eorge C henow ith, Chas. M aine
, face of th e ocean. T h ere a re no
Max Min
(Inches>
an d o th ers w ere am o n g those op-
b a rs o r su n k en rocks, an d pilot or
k in in g 'o f 'th e old "lead-
July, 1927 70
52
tu g service is unnecessary .
T he ; er
Aug.
71
46
d e p th of th e w a te r v aries from j W ard en T ow nsend decided not
Sept.
69
48.8
4 75
Oct.
63
49
to a sk fo r a p e rm it to slay th e
4 06
< la rg e st c a rrie rs aflo a t can readily an im al
H e pxprpgsed th e o p in -
Nov.
555
45.8
14 02
e n te r and load a t all tim es of th e ion th a t a npw Ipader ,g likely to
Railroad Bridge
women and the youth of thp c
Dec.
55.5
37
709
• y e a r w ith th e providing of a lim- a p p e a r w ithin thp nPXt tw c yearg
Some k in d of bridge is w an ted , ry to COn trlb u te th p |r enthuglagm ^ er b u t w as too fa r aw ay to reach | ty.
Jan ., 1928 55.5
43
939
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Jn po
Jted b re a k w a te r to p ro tect ship- In th e m ean tim e th e h erd will be acro8S th e R ogue fiv e r for the , o thp gucce8g of thp Al
Feb
57
433
51»
"Red" B arkdoll of B andon, w ho I cbange In
p in g from th e so u th an d s o u th - ; clogely obgerved.
trav el of th e O regon co ast high- , p erim en t m dem ocracy
Mar.
59
45
1041
w est sto rm s of w inter, an d such
way. T he sen tim en t ex ten d s from
A pril
58.5 43.5
760
a b re a k w a te r will also provide an „
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B rookings as fa r n o rth as the over, Mr. H oover will now
May
61
46
35
am p le a n ch o rag e basin. T he free- BOVS Sentenced
i_MrJ L n_d
hl8 •< **« cam paign fo r election i
8eVera'
W estern W or,d , at P o rt O rford, each of w hich Is ¿«
Ju n e
66
47
A3
dom of th e O regon co ast off P o rt
At Gold Beach eon a re in tow n from B rookings in N ovem ber.
Ju ly
68
52
32
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O rfo rd from fogs is in fav o r of
Gold B each, Aug. 9.—A t th e an d a re reg istered a t th e H otel -
I P o stm a ste r
H o g g att announces
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Grange
Is
Being
th is h arb o r.
h e a rin g before Ju s tic e S ta r r Tues- Oregon.
B rookings w as m ak in g _ . ,
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R ain fall for 13 m o n th s..... . 63.82
In 1883 M ajor H. M. R o b erts, day a ftern o o n of F ra n k B ak er, rap id strid e s
fo rw ard w hen th - Library Concert-Dance
close a t 11 a. m.
An exam ination of the d a ily
co rp s of engineers, U. S. w a r de- E a rl V an H alto n an d Ja m e s F rie- lum ber com pany, aro u n d w hich all
Splendid S u CCC ac M yrtle P oint. Or., Aug 11. Cur-
range of te m p e ra tu re d u rin g th e
p a rtm e n t. p resen ted a plan an d es- m an, accused of h av in g stolen v ar- th e a c tiv ities
cen tered , w as c lo sed . T he concert an d dance F rid ay , I
c° u n ty ' ° " e of tb e garlle8t coun-
above period show s b u t tw o d a y s—
tim a te for a b re a k w a te r a t P o rt ious artic le s from c a rs in Gold down. T h ere is a belief e x tan t In
sponsored by th e lib rary board. 1
th,‘ 8tate- w,ll have 1,8 fi,st | JlOgUe RlVei* Valley
O rford, an d in 1876 a board o f B each, conviction w as gained in B rookings th a t one of th ese days w as a com plete success financially ' RrangP th is fa "
w llh ,h e an
Freiirht
Hivh
D ec#m
- 1927
and
n u r a reach
r y 15,
r it - |H*
lK I s I l a | Rates
IV
d ttS h ,gh
n i g * n (n 1928
w ber
hen n the
th e rm
o m J e a te
a rm y engineers m ade an ex am in a- each case and B a k e r w as sent- a railro ad will com e up th e coast ag weII ag socially. Miss D am aris n o uncem en* m ade h e re today th a t , „F rp(ght
p <!)l,
tlo n an d also su b m itted a re p o rt enced to 60 d ay s in th e co u n ty from C alifo rn ia a t least as fa r as A. Sm ith, w histler, of Los A ngeles, 1 * g ra n g e 18 being organized a t , thp Rogup r)ver va„
(ha( the ed th ree degrees below 32—freea-
a n d estim ates covering th e co st of jail. F rie m a n 45 day s an d
Von Co08 bay -O re g o n ia n
w ho
v isitin g h e r m other, ^M rs ^ V r - ' ^ n A" hUr BrOWn, m “ te r people fh e re can only dea’l ^ n ing an d five ad d itio n al
days
g ra n g e of
of C o o s --------
cream ----------------
." d eclares „ D r. J.
'°T a" ,3° degree'
su ch a b re a k w a te r: and, again , in H altin 30 days. Ju s tic e S ta rr gave
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G rah am S m ith of Gold B each w as
om ona Ifrang«
- - F. - R eddy Whh<>n “ W*“
county, sp en t never-)! days w ith
,
,
................................ •’ above zero, w hile th e h ig h est tem -
th e riv ers and h a rb o rs a c t of as his reason fo r giv in g d iffe re n t H i n h w a v I)«“ Ilil rt m e n t
th e soloist of the evening and , , hp fa n n p ,.s of Langlois. A b < c- of Medford, registered a t the Im-
p e ra tu re w as 76 fo r tw o d a y s—
M arch 3, 1879, $150,000 w as ap p ro - te rm s to each w hen th ey w ere all
*
”
reatly
P,le“ and
!,d gracious
audlence
b* t ond
ra n g ” e . i ... i is . b i eing 2 è - organized
in ' P' rJal ‘ " d • W?n<U"
« g lh “Only
a cro8H
S eptem ber 1 an d 16
p ria te d fo r th e com m en cem en t of ch arg ed w ith th e sam e offense,
sw
eet
personal!
... - . nd : Staie ra,Iro ad h
earin
the
t o i u i V i w a u v e i l i n g f bpr
hpr
gweet
g h ra e c r , ious
personall
.u - h g _____
hearing.
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th e co n stru ctio n of a b re a k w a te r said th a t they w ould be given th e ir
W. E. C h an d ler of M edford, di- ' ty. H er p rogram , consisting of a
consolidated four-m .lc a
-------- - .......... fru it, the cream of
The to ta l
tor th e
I*
tw
o-m
ile
d
istric
ts
so
u
th
of
an d h a rb o r of refu g e a t su ch point lib erty a t d iffe re n t tim es an d it vision en g in ee r fo r th e O regon , w ide ran g e of selections, w as de-
an the tim ber, th e cream of the tnin- m on^bs w as 63.82 Inches, 62 33
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don
also.
Mr.
Brow
n
stated.
on th e P acific co ast betw een San w ould ten d to b reak up th e ir as- sta te h ig h w ay d ep artm en t, and R eidedly well rendered. She w as
erals can be shipped out. F ru it, lnche8 of w hich fell from S e p te m -
F ra n c isc o and m e S tra its o f Ju a n t sociation.
, h . B ald ack of Salem , m ain ten an ce 1 accom panied by h e r m o th er a t the
I w hich would be firs t class on th e ber 1 to M ay *'
de F u c a as in th e opinion o f a
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d e p a rtm e n t head, w ere in B an- ' piano.
m ark et of P o rtlan d , is k ept a t
F u rth e r an aly sis of these s ta tta -
Inspect Harbor
S unday C. C. In m an of th e In- 1 home,
for only th e very highest Res show s 226 c le a r days, 43 p a rt-
m a jo rity of th e board of U. S e n - j Gold Dredge Launched don tod®y an d Inform ed W e s te r n 1 A fter th e concert th e re w as
f
g in eers for th e P acific coast m ight
Gold Hill, O r, A ug
8.— T he W orld th a t oiling w ould begin at dancing, the fine m usic furn ish ed m an L u m b er & D evelopm ent com- I q u ality can be shipped. The sam e >y clea r an d 128 cloudy fo r th e pe-
be found m ost suitable. The b o ard m am m o th gold d red g e on F o o ts once betw een Coquille an d M yrtle by a four-piece o rc h e stra of Miss pany w as h o st to a p a rty of in- is tru e
of tim ber. Only the rich- rlod of 13 m onths, seg reg ated aa
o f eng in eers su b m itted th e ir re- creek, six m iles o u t from
Gold P o ln *
A tw o-inch b itum inous M arlon T lchenor, Miss M a rg a re t, spectlon
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of th e deep-w
ater ---------
h a rb o r est ore
acn — be ------
se n t — to ------------
sm elters ,o m onths, as follows:
p o rt on M arch 6, 1880, an d th e ma- Hill, h as been launched. The b o at m acadam su rfa c e is to be p u t on T ichenor. Jesse, D avis an d F red , h ere’ T he trip w as m ade aboard C opper ore in unlim ited quantl-
P a rtly
M onth
C lear
C lear
C lo u d y
X e ' - . ” " T ------- -------- ------------- wp,8 ns moo tons and w as launch-
v w i.u u u e , a s o n iy n a u H onting
T he lib rary
July. 1927 23
O rford is th e m ost su itab le p o in t ed Into a pit 200 by 200 feet a rti- th e Ioad 18 olIed a t a tim e.
deeply Indebted to th_...
,
7
1
fo r a h a rb o r of refug e A gain on « d a lly filled w ith w a te r
Com- ' p ' eaar>l p lan s a re to oil betw een n atin g th e ir services
A m ost I included Mr and Mrs. H. C. Gould, ' not be tran sp o rted , so th a t noth- Aug
17
9
5
F e b ru a ry 19. 1881, th e board of en- pietion is set fo r th e end o f th e C oquille an d R iv erto n early n ex t enjoyable fe a tu re of
the dan ce J*m es K. E llis and J. L. Dona- , Ing except th e high g rad e can g o Sept.
s cpt
13
5
12
gineers, in com pliance w ith a p resen t m onth an d o p eratio n will sea8on
G ravel is to be p u t on w aa th e singl
Oct.
19
4
•
•
Nov.
se n a te resolution, su b m itted a sup- g ta rt th e flrgt of S ep tem b er. T he th ls w ln te r
P la n s
» ‘>'"8 be- a n d audience.
11
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p le m e n ta ry re p o rt in w hich a ma- estim ated life o f th e diggings on tw een R iv erto n an d B andon and
T h llb rarv board
„ .„ c c ..» ,, E n a M cKenzie, M r and Mrs. J. | asm u ch as th e re is no com peti- Dec.
21
1
9
f o r m e r ° s e i? c et m n a r t
I th *
' 8 ’° VearS The d red g e
B andon a re n o t d efin ite 1 ,ndpbted to E d(tb T lchenor an d , M BeaCh C C
In m a n '
t,o n " “ ,an'‘ h u m an n a tu re for a J a n . 1928 12
3
16 •
fo rm e r selection of P o rt O rfo rd as will be o p erated d ay an d n ig h t a t th is tim
— e
Feb.
18
4
T
A n n e r ii
Iia ilU Il
IU I
L lir il
IS lIItT IlU lU
a
_s
South o f B andon th e tru c k tra f- I w ork in selling tic k e ts T he pub-
Mar.
a harbor of refuge. No a c tu a l ; With th re e crew s. T he to tal in-
12
2
IT
hlBh
th e ir p,ai8e of th e • to g,ve up a c,nch " -O re g o n ia n
•
A pril
co n stru ctio n w ork w as done, a n d v estm en t o f th e d red g e an d land fic req u ires so m uch b e tte r con- ! ,,clty g,ven by th e p<jrt O rfo rd , h a rb o r
15
2
13
b u t $8.626.92 w as sp en t in su rv ey s am o u n ts to m ore th a n $500,009
May
stru c tlo n th e situ atio n req u ires Npws is also ap p reciated . As a 1
22
1
B
~
—
Goppel* Ore Shipped
a n d exam inations, th e b alance be-
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Ju n e
18
4
a
m ore s J Y- >ccor ng o t e engi- ! Iegujt o, (be concert and d an ce Miss Thelma Tichenor
ing held u n til fu rth e r ap p ro p ria- \«
Ju ly
p eers
O iling as done elsew h e.e i W2 oft wprp madp fQr the c.
25
1
5
Paulman
tlons called fo r by th e estim ates,
Is Luncheon Hostess T he first carload of ore from
—
in th e s ta te w ould n o t sta n d up I o n o f tb e gplendld w o rk g ta rte d
w ere m ade to in su re th e com ple- j
Miss T helm a T ichenor w as host- the G ran ts P a ss d istric t w as
Milch Improved here W estern W orld.
226
43
128
by th e library.
T he n a n y frien d s of Mrs. W. J
tlo n of th e w ork. Since th a t tim e
ess a t tw o o’clock luncheon Mon- shipped into G ra n ts P ass W ednes-
A nother w eath er observation o f
th e d em ands of th e m ore ad v an ced P au lm an . who has been confined
I day h o noring M rs J. F G illings day from W aldo over th e C. A O g re a t Im portance to th e coast
an d populous sections have been to h e r hom e for th e past
few
Music Club Started
fam ily of W edderburn.
C. railro ad and from th ere to the glon along th e P o rt O rford sh o re
given co nsideration by th e govern- | m o n th s as th e resu lt o f serio u s K E l||s an d J L.
of**" 1 L ast M onday night a t th e C. C.
T acom a sm elter.
T his sh ip m en t Is its freedom from fogs, w h ich
“ L " t. A t. h. L “ C,U8lOn ° f thP P O ,t Lb^ r.n \ * iIL ! L d.e" ght.ed l ° k n ° y F r a n c is c o v is ite d P ort" O rTord ove? P » " “ » « h o m e 's m usical club w as Entertain Church Choir wa8 copper ore fr°m th e Queen is of g reat Im portance to sh ip p in g
O rfo rd h arbor.
1 th a t h e r gen eral h e a lth is m uch
)n .tP.l and
n rd a a most
w,r,at » enjoyable
n in v a h :. eve-
. . argaret . . M
. iller
.
...
of Bronze and Cowboy
fo r d
h .r
Jowboy m ines, th ro u ah
g h th e P P o o r rt t O
O r rford
a r K b j o ir r
I S unday an d In v estig ated th e m any 8 * tarted
Miss M
and Miss
T he P o rt O rford h arb o r, b eing im proved. Mrs. P au lm an . accom
tu re of
a ttra c tio n s ...
in th
is vicinity.
u.
><
t -. j
....=
.m u iij.
Mr. n *ng sp en t in music, singing and M arg atet T lchenor en te rta in e d th e w
u hich a . . re being operated by Jo h n as well as a - fe a -------
— th
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th e only deep w a te r h a rb o r be­ M a lic V
e
. Ed E11‘8 ,e ft ,o r hom e via R o seb u rg d ancing, w ith late re fre sh m e n ts of m em bers of th e ch u rc h choir Sun- ,H ! mhP",h " . J " “ reP° r t 8ubm lt'
a g re a t recreatio n al c en te r
tw een San F ran cisco an d P u g e t d a v W ith M r I n d « ’ " w
M onday and th e rem ain d er of th e ‘ce cream w ith crushed stra w b e r d ay evening a fte r ch u rch service ’*d b*f° r* th e « °m n>«rc< com m ls-
Al, to |d , he w eath er condltlon,
Sound, an d being 225 m iles n e a re r
e Ml inneapolis.
M„
d M
W ‘ 0 , 8 p arty s ta rte d back over th e Roose- rles an d cake
Mr. an d M rs C. D elicious refre sh m e n ts w
w ere
ere «erv-
serv- ’
h earin g th e m a tte r of th e of , he p „ rt O rford d |g tr|c t a re o f
th e ea ste rn co ast via th e P a n a m a of M
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velt highw ay. All expressed th e m -| c - P on ting. M rs R osa P o n tin g of pd M rs J. F G illings and fam ily proposed e a st to w est railro a d an exceptlonal c h a ra c te r, and
can al th a n P o rtla n d and th e W ash ­
m a tte r last week the follow ing v|U ng both to the com m ercial d -
selves as hig h ly pleased w ith th e P o rtlan d , th e M isses M arion, An- , Wre also present,
in g to n harbors, is stra te g ic a lly lo­
scenic a ttra c tio n s of th e C u rry j n a ar,d M a rg aret T lchenor, Mrs. I
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Was Jg,V?
^ ' b P " “ bd the lover o f the g r e a t
Seeks
Gold
Separator
cate d to receive th e full develop­
T he P o rt O rford ch am b e r of co u n try , an d th e w onderful bust- E u n ice Olsen, Miss M arg aret Mil-
,
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1
W u een o f B ronze and
th e outdoors
from
a
re c re a tio n a l
m en t w a rra n te d by its trib u ta ry com m erce is in receip t of a le tte r ness o p p o rtu n ities affo rd ed In th e ler. Miss N atalie Hall, E d ith Tich-
OI .» lO t n P r s IllFlOSS Lowboy m ines w ere operated ap- gtandpolnt.
country, and th e opening u p of from F W R eed. 4822 Del M ar P o rt O rford region by reason of enor. E llen B arton, M rs
M abel 1 M rs « ro v e r T lchenor received proxlm ately th re e y ears
D u rin g
th e h ereto fo re isolated C u rry c o u n ­ avenue. O cean B each, C alifornia. I th e stra te g ic location of th e n a t- O illlngs, R. V. M organ of Coquille. ’ a teleg ram S unday sta tin g th a t j R>at tln ?*. A*18- ? Ueen . of B r<>rize
tr y by the R oosevelt high w ay In a sk in g w here he can o b tain one , u ral deep -w ater harbor.
E arl T ichenor. C arlos W hite. Law h,,r m other, who lives In P o rtlan d , produced (6612 3 tons of ore w hich Lake ( GlintV PrOSperOUS
1927 has changed th e situ atio n
o f th 7 old cen t r rfu^al g o ld - e p a T a - 1
rence T ichenor. Davis, Jesse. F red w a" V8ry 111 M r" T lchenor s ta rt- 1 had a .gross value of $432,440 88
J u a t to ghow w h at bug|neaa a
th is region from one of d o rm an cy , torg ln vented by th e Sw eet broth- '
an d W ilbur P onting, m ade up th e ed Im m ediately, accom panied by The Cowboy produced 842 16 to n s railroad could have In L ake co u n -
to one of a ctu a l developm ent of ers an d m an u fa c tu re d by th e Nel-
Mining Engineer Visits m erry party.
Miss E d ith T lchenor and G erald *d«h a gross value of $13,562 91 ty (f a c ro g M ta te Ilne waa bul„
th c ric h n a tu ra l resources, an d
Iro n w orkg of M arghf)eld I Mr. and M rs G uest of Vancou-
T lch en o r
T he net sm elter re tu rn s w ere ap- „ M Noltp of
Or
n ecessarily the P o rt O rford h a rb o r | Anyonp h avhlg {he ,n fo rm atlo n de ver, B C . acco m p an ied by M rs „
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,
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, proxlm ately $350.000
In all 183 lgtered a t th e H eath m an . says' th a t
m u st receive a tte n tio n a t th is tim e g(red by Mr Reed should com m un i M alcolm of Coalm ont, E ngland. MOllyWOOd 1 nySlt’iai)
Hiking Trip to Bandon Sa i'°.a d ? WPAP/ b,pped. „ T h e
,n ‘he vicinity of S ilver L ake th e r e
a t th e h an d s o f p riv ate cap ital. ipatp d irect w ith him
gp*n t a couP|e o t day8 th e to r^
Visits Port Orford The" MUses* M a rlw , A nn"“ " « ^ P" t “ ‘ varled from 5 ,8 ,o 1833 1« • ' .Un'd" of "pine’ which" would
In a sm u c h as the tr ib u ta ry c o u n try
p a rt of last w eek as K jesU of
D r C ora g m ,th K jng of tbp H o,_ M a rg aret T ichenor. M rs
E unice “ nd thp °,r * ge n p ra l|y carried a provide 20,000 carlo ad s every year
L- th e larg est and rich est of th e ten tlo n of fin an ciers th is develop- Mr. . n d M r s J. M B each of New |ywood
a)
Hollywood. , Olsen. Miss M arg aret M iller and g° ° d ’ h° W' ng
g° 'd
for h alf a c e n tu ry before th e s u p
11 n r l f t ) • o I A T) o n
s o fttlA n u
Ir in
T ’n l
1 m AW xv
x a r ill
w s x llc is a *
ft«
4 has*
41
ev
in :
V ie -
f .iio a l
rx zi
undeveloped sections of th e Uni- m ent will follow as th e tim e is ! Y ork
Mr G u est and Mr. Beach
C alifornia, passed th ro u g h ____
P o rt Miss N atalie Hall w ent on
a hlk-
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t
ply of tre e s would be exhausted
a re m in in g en g in eer friends.
ted S ta te s y et to receive th e at- i now ripe.
[ O rford S atu rd ay en ro u te to her ing trip S atu rd ay , going as fa r as
Library Board HostPSS A railroad, as indicated, w ould In
! hom e a fte r a pleasure tr ip w hich B andon. T hey re tu rn e d S unday I T he board of d irecto rs of the crease th e sheep business In Lake-
took h er as fa r n o rth as P
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[ P o rt O rford lib rary : M rs Mabel county- now th e b a n n e r sh eep
M rs county of the U nited S t a t e s - f o r
¡A ngeles, W ashington. D r K ing is ( Mr. an d Mrs. W W B unch of O»Hngs, M rs B ert Lynch,
Louis th e woolles could be sh ifted b ack
g reatly in terested in th e P o rt Or- E lkton, O regon, sp e n ta few days T W hite S r
and
M rs
ford cedar, w hich is found exclu last week w ith Mr. Bosson and K napp, e n te rta in e d a t th e F B and fo rth con v en ien tly to ra n g e
slvely in the section tr ib u ta ry to
' M r an d M rs R alp h P om eroy of T lch en o r re tre a t M onday
n ig h t and m a rk e t and connect up w ith
th e P o rt O rford harbor, and ar-
, I^ n g lo ls, fa th e r and siste r of M rs fo r 'th e m usicians who so kindly ,h * «heap In d u stry In Id ah o
Mr
ran g ed for the shipm ent of sm all > B unch. T his week H en ry Bosson d onated th e ir services a t th e II- N olte b ro u g h t w ith him sam p les
trees for tra n sp la n tin g
and fam ily of E lkton a re on a vis- 'c a ry dance F rid a y night.
Music, o t g rain grow n in I ^ k e co unty,
’ it w ith th e fa th e r an d sister.
stories, and re fre sh m e n ts of Ice *ome on irrig ated and som e
on
,
.
cream and c ak e helped pass
a d ry land, an d explained th a t th e
Lights Donated
W m R ussell w rites th a t he and mO8’ p leasan t evening.
state, th ro u g h sin k in g wells, h a s
D r L. R P ugh kindly d o nated
Mr B lack a re h aving a w onder-
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a scertain ed th a t th e re is plenty o f
I th e lig h ts used a t the lib ra ry ben-
trip
Brothers ,M(‘t‘t
w ater about 30 feet below the su r-
' «fit co n c e rt F rid ay n ig h t and ful tim e on th e ir vacation
ex tending up Into W ashington
N C S heridan of * Spokane and
,n th * F o rt R ock
| w hich th e lib rary board a p p re c i­
T hey expect to re tu rn ab o u t Au- W H. S heridan of P o rt O rford. O re«onlan
ated g reatly
gust 25.
bro th ers, m et h ere S a tu rd a y f o r .
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th e first tim e In eleven years. Ac-
Dinner
GllPutu
Registration Clerk
V irginia L arson retu rn ed to Arl- com panled by his son Max. th e
Mrs. Ed Mallov w as hostess S s t.
C ounty C lerk C aughell has a p ­ rona Inn w ith Mr W hitsett Mon- S pokane m an, w ho is Interested In u rday at d in n er for Mrs F lorence
pointed Mrs M E T readgold of
Sixes reg istratio n clerk for Sixes I bln ch ild ren and the -McKenzie
a te its m ineral resources and to burn. who a re sp ending a few d ay s
930A-Ton Boat le a d in g I.um ter I Fort Orford Harbor.
J p recinct.
I children
j visit w ith his b rother.
visiting old frien d s In P o rt O rford.
To Start Road Oiling