Port Orford news., August 14, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

FORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT
ORFORD NEWS
Published weekly at Port Orford. Oregon.
GEO W
8ORAN8ON. Editor
Btored at the Postoffice at Port Orford. Oregon, at second class
mall matter under Act of March 3, 187*.
a s trin g of cars, probably 25 In
NOTICE TO vsa£SiT O B S
num ber, w as stopped on th e o th er
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side, show ing th e am o u n t of tra f- • __
_
fic th a t is p assin g over the R oose-I
^ H E COUNTY C O U R T O F
| velt highw ay these days.
days
T H E STATE OF OREGON FO R
C U R R Y COUNTY.
Along the Seashore
T ide T able for W eek E nd in g A ugust 21, 1928. p Or t O rford, Oregon.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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Advertising ratee I t cents per column tach.
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Tuesday, August 14, 1928.
Aug. 4 Road Bulletin
Low
R edw ood and Roosevelt H ighw ay
A M P M
6:07
N o rth E u rek a.
6:15
6:49
(B y F ra n k B. T ichenor)
7:03
7:27
E u re k a to C rescent City few
7:40
8:03
8:32 I m iles u n d er con stru ctio n but in
good condition
Few m iles
8.38
9:15 | loose
eravel
u, u ° f
9:12 10:12
9:48
In th e M a tte r o f th e E sta te of
, SARAH E M cPH ILLA M EY , D e­
ceased.
I T he u n dersigned h av in g been ap ­
pointed by th e C ounty C ourt of
the S ta te of Oregon, fo r th e Coun-
ty of C urry, E x ecu to r o f th e L ast
Will an d T e sta m e n t a n a of the Es-
U te ° f S a ra h E M cPhlllam ey. de-'
•
PRIZE WINNING
RABBITS
New Zealand Reds, bred, each 12.70
New Zealand Reds, with Utters
oi 6, each ........
$3.70
They weight from 10 to 12 lbs. each
Young Chinchilla Does, born
September, each
............ .....>2.70
Young Chinchilla
Buck,
born
Success is not in never failing, but in never
September, each .......................>2.00
fearing to begin again.—Henry F. Cope.
Giant Flemish Does, 8 mos., 14
playgrounds in the world, a region that few spots i s —
— — — m ..es KOad
u
p l e n d i d condition.
R oosevelt X " n t T e m ^ v e T i O e d ^ s ^ q u i r e d
to 16 lbs., each ............ .............>7.00
on earth can duplicate. All this is state building splendid
condition. Roosevelt
“
by law . w ithin six m onths a fte r the Giant Flemish Does, 2 mos. up, >1 up
^fafrd
dirSCt°.rS.v°f the Portland chamber can Ï Ï Ï Z
firs t publication of th is notice to
.'ell afford to adopt the recommendations of the coaat ln splendid condition High- said
These rabbits all have pedigrees and
L. K n ap p a t his resi­
trade and commerce department.
way fini8hed to Reedsport and dence Louis
In the tow n of P o rt O rford, can be registered by paying $1 00 each
A NEW ERA
extra.
Since Oregon has built wonderful highways for S t y - t w o ' ^ X o f ° f a i T ^ d “ ? Oregon.
(Editorial in Oregon Journal)
¡»»tine
oi us
some of
its people,
people, it
it should
should go
go on
on unt
until it has built D rain. T hia sh o rten s the distance D ated Ju ly 28, 1928.
Fryers shipped to order, W rite for <
o n d e rfll hlO
m w ave for
f n r all
oil îFo
n A w lrt
I from
RnnMPvoit
prices.
fifteen hundred dollars per thousand is what is w
wonderful
highways
its n peoDle
from thp
th e R
oosevelt h ighw ay to the
LOUIS L. K N A PP,
P acific highw ay.
H ighw ay In
realized for myrtle lumber manufactured into fin-1
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’
E x ecu to r of th e L ast Will
splendid condition from Coquille
a n d T e sta m e n t an d of the
lflhed wood products by the Macleay wood products
WHY ADVERTISE?
to R oseburg.
TOKAY RABBITRY
E s ta te of S a ra h E. M cPhil
factory at Wedderbum.
I
(Editorial in Duluth Herald)
Fishing.
East A St., Grant« Pas«, Oregon
JI3H5 lam ey, deceased.
Salm on
on n»«“n8
ru n n in g in
In the
th e Klamath
K lam ath -
za
bIX tir°Uja ™ * , lars a carload is realized by the
In every city and town there can always be found Salm
H D Manning, Owner.
Oregon Wood I roducts factory at Marshfield for a few merchants who stubbornly insist that thev do ni?J 1 / ^ u ? ° ! llng Salm on run-
ru n - 7
P°rt ? rf?zrd eedar int° Venetian nuOt have t0 advertise
^ t customers They argue - d *»
< ^ g£
C. R. WADE
blinds. Sold1 ini the rough, Venetian blind lumber that “everyone when they want m y goods will know ln Chetco rlver steelh ead run
Attoraey-at-Law.
STARK
BROS.
brings only $900 a carload.
my place of business and come for them ”
^ gn'n/ ° 7 r ?°gue r,ver Thir
F irst N atio n al B an k Bldg.
Twenty-five hundred dollars a carload is re-
“Of course the newspaperman might say in re- ««’»•veiT’highwsy“” ’ curry’coun^
NURSERIES
B
andon
.
Uregoa
ccived for gasoline gauges manufactured into com- °uttal, retorts a thoughtful writer in the Jackson ty' Oregon
E, eu ™rn) from Port Orford cedar by the Oregon „ , ’ Dispatch, “everyone in this community knows'
Louisiana, Mo.
Wood 1 roducts plant at Marshfield. Shipped in the a11 that happens here, so what’s the use of reporting Elrod of Coquille Moving
DR. L. R. PUGH
In o rd er to reduce his stock
rough, 1 ort Orford cedar lumber for gasoline guag-, e news; what’s the use of printing a newsnaoer9 quickly
p re p a ra to ry
to
m oving
es brings only $400 per carload.
|
“If the community can get along without a news- into his new q u a rte rs form erly oc­
Dental Surgeon
PLANT»
these are a few instances of contrast between Paper, it can get along without a number of other cupied by th e Coquille H ard w are FRUIT TREES
At Port Orford Pharmacy
Co., I. A. E lrod is m aking g re a t
values for Oregon timber shipped out of the state in ,
The adults are educated and can teach the inducem
ents to the buying public
V INES
SHRUBS
Phone H i
Port Orford. Ore.
the rough, and Oregon timber shipped out of th e' children, thus doing away with the need of schools. I as is evidenced Ty
by h^'adveX-
his advertise
state in timshed articles, ready for the market. Ev-| 1 he Parents, being religious, can train the younger , 1 appearin8 elsew here m this
O RN A M EN TA L T R E E S
ery cut-up plant in Oregon which converts rough ones ln the creeds, thus doing away with minister J “T , In hls new home Mr E1’
“
"E,0
;° mplei?d Pr0duUct is makin« m onfy1^ c h u r c h e s People can loin th J r money to o n e'.“ H Z Z Z Z ’Z f Z d Z
Most or the lumber mills in the country that are another and thereby eliminate banks. They can men 8 8tores in 8ou'hwestem o r-
egon.
H A T T O N ’S
»hipping lumber out in the rough are losing money. swaP their old clothes or learn how to make home-* eg°n
VAL E. BOYER
Recently on this page there was told the story sPuns’ thereby greatly reducing expenses and actu 1 LO ST — On R oosevelt highw ay
R e p r e s e n t a t iv e
SERVICE STATION
of a cut-up mill at Baker, Oregon, operated as auxil- al!^ Putting the clothing merchant out of business.’ south of P o rt O rford, S aturday,
Port Orford, Ore.
lary to a lumber mill, converted the near joint opera-* . . 11 trade is based on a desire for goods. Neces larg e w hite cam eo F in d er
leave a t N ews Office. H.
tion into a profit, though the lumber mill itself was 81ty is, mostly, but an augmented desire. Advertis. C. please
Associated Gas
Gould.
operated at a loss.
(mg has the function of reminding people of their re-
A new era can be created in Oregon in the man- ?uir?me7,ts’ but its greatest function—a prime fac- ° Geo. W. Cox, ce d a r d eale r of
Kelly Springfield Tires
B andon, w as in tow n la st Tues-
ufacture and marketing of Oregon forests. The l<i r ln ai Pro£ress and prosperity—is the creating X
thing can be done here that the older states failed a
desJ res;, thereby stimulating trade and pro-,
L. B. HATTON
to do with their forests, which they cut down with-
ctlon, and making for the greatest possible degree Mr. and Mrs. T racy" Corbin of
Sixes m otored In fo r the con cert
out thought of the economics of timber wealth with- of emPl°yment.
Prop.
F rid a y night.
X u X e t a business’*6
WUh
th°U«ht
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b ank of P o rtlan d , deed.
♦
♦
Isaac F ry to H a rrle tte Sm ith,
♦ COUNTY C L E R K ’S F IL IN G S F deed
♦
♦
C. C. In m an to T he In m an M ines
com pany, deed.
C. F. R ote to Louis L. K napp,
C larence W right,
Independent
By EDNA PURDY WALSH
deed.
,
sh eriff petition.
E dith P o rte r L oucks to W illis
Elsie Love, T he Public, affid av it.
Sam I an d E lsie Love to H enry TcWh“ e
Many
for
Phono-
G eorge W S oranson et ux to In- '
A/ j j
Adolphsen, deed.
m an L um ber A Dev
com pany, 1 _ , r , » r a P h N e e d l e t
F O. B unch to C ry stal C in n ab ar
deed
LI» phonograph needles of the
m ining location.
W illis T W h ite et nv te r„
'
»’f t a 1 style will sing so n g s o f
T rlsto n T u rn e r an d B ernice B au ­ I um ber * Dev
,
" 0 ,h p r ' “ ■’letles when they have tin-
er, m arria g e license
r
w
com pany, deed
, | ahed th eir tusks on the phono-
E. W. M organ to The In m an graphs. T h ere Is no tack m ade
1 Davis M Moore to Clyde B. Mil-
M ines com pany, deed.
, w hich Is so safe and so practical
ler, deed.
M rs H. W M organ to T he In- fo r USS. In fram ing pictures as Is
I Federal Land bank to C. L B er­
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m an M ines com pany, deed
I
Phonograph
needle " It has no
ry. .satisfaction of m ortgage.
m R ohrer, e,
N ao m i. ,
W P Young to T he In m an rough edges or top to Injure th e
W. M R ohrer, et al. N aom is 2.
back o f the p ictu re or mat, and Its
«. 7 and g. assessm en t work M ines com pany, deed
sm ooth, sh arp point Is easily
H. W. Lynch to The In m an pushed w ith th e screw d riv er Into .
no M ines com pany, deed
the wood fram e to hold the pic- j
' m V ? " 0". ,
C. C. P o n tin g to The In m an tu re in place.
Mines com pany, deed
N eedles placed In a fancy gluss
m ining location
o r china bowl tak e the place of
W M R ohrer, et al. N aom i No i Dewev S tu tsm an to The Inm an
i Mines com pany, deed
W’lllard A. Jen n iso n to T he In ­
i' m an Mines com pany, deed.
mmm«
Mrs. W. A. Jen n iso n to T he In ­
S D oolittle to W H. Crook,
m an Mines com pany, deed
R u th M. C orson to T he Inm an
I M ines com pany, deed.
Mr. Davies, head of a Marshfield lumber and
TRY THIS
cut-up plant, went on a six weeks’ survey of the East­
ern field for finished wood products, was surprised
at the opportunities he found for his output, and
came home enthusiastic over the prospect of finished
Oregon wood products. He sells, at $6000 a carload,
finished Venetian blinds made of Port Orford cedar
and the same Port Orford cedar lumber in the rough
brings only $900 per carload.
.
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
J
B u tk ..f Mjnrtte M a t t,. R y a „ law n, w hile th e B andon band fu r­ th e sides, a handful of steel pho-
. nogrnph needles, shaken up and
C handler, satisfactio n o f m ortgage nished m usic fo r the occasion
| down in th e bottle, will do the
Clyde B M iller to C u rry C ounty
A little e n te rta in m e n t not on work ln a few seconds, scraping
bank, m ortgage
th e bill w as fu rn ish ed th e visitors and cleaning It off W arm w ater
W L C rlssey to U 8 N ational along the highw ay betw een I.ang
w ith a little soap added to thp
lols and P o rt O rford w hen they 1 needles, of course, Is necessary.
A spark plug held at the top of
cam e upon a tru ck loaded w ith a test tube In which th ere la some
logs on fire
T he tra ffic patrol gasoline and a handful of phono­
stopped th e ca ra v a n because of graph needles will he quickly looa-
th e d an g er of explosion, and all ! ened o f Its stubborn carbon a fte r
few shakings.
w atched from a d istan ce th e tru ck a t$i.
1927, W ..t ,.r n N v w s p sp s r U n io n .)
and its load being consum ed by
the flam es. W hen th e w ay w as
^•finally clea r and th e c arav an was N O T IC E TO WOOD t O N TRAt -
allowed to proceed it w as found
TORS
HATS
We have a
Complete Assortment
of the
Latest Styles
For Summer
Broadway Millinery
259 So B roadw ay
'ta ra h fle ld , Oregon.
Kffinrri and ‘A r w r i o f
FLO RA S LAKE HOTEL
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
Hardware Co.
PORT ORRORI), ORR.
(1
INTELLIGENT ACTION
(Editorial in Oregon Journal)
As a result of the pleas made at Gold Beach by w
delegations from five communities along the Oregon 3
coast line, the trade and commerce department of w M Rohrer •* «'• Naomi
the Portland chamber of commerce has indorsed and “ w
will recommend to the hoard of directors of the 6.
chamber the building of a bridge across Rogue river w M Rohrer- •
between Gold Beach and Wedderbum. which implies ' . “ f i S i . i s
, ~
the earliest possible completion of the Roosevelt «
highway. It also recommends the establishment of A
a coast guard station at Port Orford.
.
It is intelligent action. The shut-in status of *"’* ••»■facuon of mortgage *"1
the coast communities of Oregon has continued over-* <}eo B s,"rford to staffed *
Enjoy Agate Beach
long. The vast resources along the coast are of / T n“ rT ?
„
The S m ith-H ughes Instructors.
■^rea( Vatoe I» building a greater State.
. fectlonery. assum ed n a m " h
In session a t M yrtle Point, m otor-
Ihe Roosevelt highway isn’t merely a plav- PhH Adan*8 R ok »’ R iv er o a r ' ed south over th e R oosevelt high- !
ednesday, piloted by T raf- !
«round. It goes into regions abounding in natural ' n
,„a „„ w fic ay O W
fficer W illiam s
T he p a rty j p C S X —
assets and capable of sustaining a big population and aaaunied nam e
w ent as fa r as B rushes creek, then
W / F’anq ette. Bungalow' Cafe. cam e back and spent the g re a te r
great wealth-producing industries. Accessibility anaumed
1
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name.
p art of the day on A gate beach I
through completed highways will he of immeasura­ C. F Morse.
S unset Inn. assu m ­ at P o rt O rford
In th e evening th e shot which holds tlie quill pen
ble value in forwarding the state.
ed name.
th ey retu rn ed to B andon,
— some ( °h th e desk.
Both wooden and
And while thus building up this state comple- <ieo ,'a,oa- Rn«>ie R iv e r c a fe going to the Q ueen Anne, w hile " ip I h I needles may be used fo r this
th e m ajority w ent to the O allier '
tion of the road will bring within reach a pictures one1 " 7 T * -""."u
clean a milk botti In which
hotel w here a b anquet of sea food
region that will develop into one of the greatest'— med‘n X
“ Ca‘ Oarag’' w as served to th e visitors on th e th e To milk
has soured and caked on
t
Port Orford
Native Platinum and Gold
HtgbMt M.dtw Prxw
W IL D B E R G B R O S .
FU.: tssiih S.n ) rwkth-o
BANK
OF
BANDON
p ommerrial X Savings]
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Port Orford, Oregon
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a li
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Pau,man. Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
Real
Estate
*
NOTARY PUBLIC
WATCH
THIS
SPACE
W. T. White
Port Orford, Ore.
O. E. s.
Regular meetings, third Satur­
day of each month
Visitors
always welcome.
Worthy Matron,
SEASIDE HOTEL
Port Orford, Ore.
L uclle E. Me-
Keuxie.
Secretary.
-j/
L outse C. Soo-
fleld
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
Meets second Saturday of each
month. Visiting brethern wel­
come.
FR A N C IS W . SM ITH .
W orshipful Master.
DAVID JK N K S ,
............
S e c re ta ry
N otice is hereby given th a t the
B oard of D irecto rs of U nion H igh
School D istrict No 2 for C urry
County. O regon, will receive and
consider bids fo r c u ttin g and de-
I liverlng 40 cords of good sound fir
wood to be cut not less th a n 40
Inches in len g th
Bids to be re­
ceived by th e clerk of said D istrict
w ,
I on or before 9 o’clock a m of MMta fre t T-:Aa» , }
month.
Vultere * t i e o * i 3
A ugust 6. 1928.
By o rd e r of th e B oard of Dlrec- our camp
I tors.
W. 1. 8.AMN, C. C.
B ER N A L FO R T Y . C lerk
R U T H CORSON
! J111L2
Clerk.
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD-
W. 0. W. Camp 609
LESS THAN 3
You see the telephone in s tru ­
m ent. w hich to m an y Is th e sum
an d su b stan ce of telephone
equipm ent.
A c tta lly th a t tlephone rep­
resen ts less th a n 3 p er cen t of
«he to tal equipm ent n ecessary
fo r your sh a re of service. H id­
den from view a re m iles of
w ire, sw itchboards, pow er p lan ts
an d o th e r eq u ip m en t—the in ­
visible rem ainder, necessary to
ren d er effician t service.
WEST ( OAST
TELEPHONE CO.