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ORFORD NEWS
VOL.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday. August 21, 1928.
Logical Cross State Rail Line;
P. 0. as Tide Water Terminus
Curtis Accepts
Memories of Curryland; Roosevelt Highway
Nomination Former Resident Writes
Superb in Scenery
Native-Born Banquet; Tiche­
nor Provides Unique Feast
T opeka. K an Aug. 18.—R ep u b ­
•
C orvallis, Aug 15.—In an in ter-
licans moved in on T opeka today
T h a t th e m atch less clim atic con- I view w ith H D. S cudder. profes-
from all sectio n s o f th e n ation, but ditions, n a tu ra l scenery an d hos­ sor fa rm m an ag em en t, w ho re c e n t­
m ostly from K an sas, to join in th e p itality and good will, found in ly re tu rn e d from the U n iv ersity of
celebration late today of th e for- C u rry lan d, gain a n d m ain tain a C alifornia via th e R oosevelt h ig h ­
! m al n o tificatio n of S e n ato r C harles hold on those w ho have enjoyed w ay w hich th ro u g h g en eral m is­
, C u rtis as repu b lican v ice-president sam e is evidenced by the follow­ ap p rehension is being assiduously
nominee.
ing le tte r from a fo rm er resident avoided this season, several in ter- C ; J , , i L .L .4 .
T he cro ss-state rail line qu es­
_ il
ern C alifo rn ia em b race a highly
A w arm sun d issip ated all doubts w ho stray ed fa r afield som e 30 estin g fe a tu re s cam e to light a n e n t j k
tion is now receiving the atte n tio n
S a tu rd a y evening P o rt O rfo rd .
m ineralized a re a of m an y thous-
- ..
,
.
., _
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of th e plan s fo r th e ou td o o r ex­ y ears ago:
of the in te rs ta te com m erce com ­
th e false rep o rts of th e condition
Native SORS BaiUJUCt Oregon, w itnessed one of th e m ost
an d s of sq u are miles, w ith
im- I
ercises on th e s ta te house g rounds
m ission as well as of th e whole
A rm strong, Texas, of this highw ay.
! L ieut C H T ichenor of the unique b an q u ets ev er served on
m ense deposits of copper, chrom e,
a t 5 o'clock an d helped cheer the )
s ta te of O regon, a n d m uch d iv ers­
July
29,
1928.
t
S
cudder
has
m
uch
to
say
of
the
P o rtla n d Police R eserves, protect- the O regon coast. I t w as given by
iron, gold, cin n ab ar, coal, oil shale,
alread y happy th ro n g com ing in to I The P o rt Oi*ord News.
ity of opinion exists as to th e re­
v ariety of scenery an d th e in ter- I ed b.v a g ia n t s ta r fish badge of F ra n k B. T ichenor an d L ieut. C.
g ran ite, m arble, lim estone, high
gion th ro u g h w hich the proposed
T opeka by auto, railw ay an d air-
P o rt O rford, O regon
est w hich this route a ffo rd s
He a u th o rity , w as to a s tm a s te r of the H. T ichenor in ho n o r of th e ir oili­
g rad e m in eral w aters w a rra n tin g
plane.
' D ear N ew s;
railro a d should be co n stru cted ,
g ra n ts th e "R edw oods” dignity occasion, and so carefu lly did he est b rother, J o h n J. T ichenor, o f
w ide d istrib u tio n , carb o n ic gas
w ith so u th ern O regon, th ro u g h its
C urtis, K a n sa s’ firs t vice-presi- j ! m
T his
i s seventy-tw o yea
business a n d im pressiveness
but insists h an d le th e situ a tio n
th a t none P o rtlan d . T he g u ests a t the b a n ­
now d istrib u ted over th e n o rth ­
rep resen tativ es, m a in ta in in g th a t
west, asbestos, borax, soda, a n d a d en tial can d id ate, an d 33 y ears its , w hich com es upon us this m onth th a t he knew "w ithin six inches d a re m ention th e p ra n k s of his quet board w ere th o se b o rn a t
th e line should be th ro u g h th e
republican In congress w as hold- | 1« all rig h t; no regrets, th a n k you. w hen he crossed the O regon line.” e arly y o u th in P o rt O rford.
P o rt O rford 45 o r m ore y ears ago.
wide ran g e of th e m ore ra re and
H ogue riv er valley to tid e w ater.
ing open house a t th e Ja y h a w k | an d ev ery th in g to be f ratefu l for. "N o th in g d ero g ato ry is m ean t to-
T he presence of "P o rt O rford T heir m other. Mrs. M ary T ich en o r
precious m etals found in co m m er­
In view of th is situ atio n a gen­
hotel. Sm iling an d happy, th e The y ears have m erely m ultiplied w ard C alifornia ju s t su p rem acy A nne" Mrs. A nne W indsor G aunt- Holt, w as given th e s e a t of honor,
cial q u an tities. M any of th e cop­
nom inee sp en t th e m o rn in g ex- and glorified the m em ories an d fo r O regon's sm ooth, wide, fear- lett of B a n d o n —th e n icknam e be­ as being th e oldest pioneer o f ei­
eral review of th e question, w ith
per. gold an d c in n a b a r m ines are
„
,
,
,
,
,
ten d in g his h an d to old frien d s m agnified our in te re st In the jour- dispelling highw ay." h» says,
due reg ard to geograph ical loca­
ing affe c tio n a te ly bestow ed m any th e r Coos o r C u rry cou n ties S he
well along in th e ir developm ent
,
.... , ,
,
an d n atio n al political leaders.
tion, tide w a te r outlet, tonnage, I i t / i i r r o n i o n z l , , K i n z4 , n z , l a .
a rriv ed a t P o rt O rfo rd In 1853
ney
ah
ead
T
im
e
does
not
speed
a poll of th e p a rty accom pany- y e a rs ago on acco u n t of h er ever
p ro g ram an d h u n d red s of th o u s­
etc., is, therefore, of in terest g en ­
C h airm an W ork of th e i ep u b li­ us alo n g so fa s t but we keep in ing P ro fesso r S cudder gives th e w illingness to aid In tim es of Jo h n J. T ichenor, In w hose h o n o r
an d s of tons of ore of a com m er­
erally a t this tim e
can n atio n al co m m ittee headed a sig h t o f th e sw eet back yonder. vote for "superb scenery" to the SO tro u b le or d is tre s s- b ro u g h t back the b anquet w as given, w as b o rn
cial g rad e a re now blocked out.
T he g re a t m id-P acific coast re­
h ost of p a rty lead ers h ere fo r th e E v ery tim e we tu rn for a look m iles betw een B rookings and P o rt m any recollections on the p a rt of j a t P o rt O rford in 1871
As th e situ atio n now stan d s, how­
gion lying betw een San F ran cisco
cerem onies.
. down th e tra il of seven decades O rford w here th e road o verhangs F ra n k T ichenor. and others, of the
T he b an q u et w as held in th e
ever, none b u t th e high g rad e ores
on th e south and th e C olum bia riv ­
F o rm ally n o tify in g S e n a to r C ur- 1 we find th a t all those scenes have the sea alth o u g h th e 50-mtle drive g riefs an d joys of th e boys and W estern cafe an d th e cafe w as
will sta n d th e cost of sh ip m en t to
e r on th e n o rth —a distan ce of ap ­
tis of his nom ination by th e repub- crep t alo ng too. T h ere a re the th ro u g h th e R edw ood forest has j g irls of 45 y ears ago.
decorated w ith n ativ e sh ru b b ery .
ex istin g sm elters located up w ard s
proxim ately 700 m iles—an d e a st­
licans a s t l y i r vice-p resid en tial 1 g racefu l sum m its of B rushy Ball, not dim m ed in m em ory,
W ill R ates, ed ito r of th e Rose- The c e n te r piece th a t d ec o ra te d
of 400 m iles aw ay, w hile th e g re a t
ward from the coast to th e R ocky
nom inee, S e n ato r F ess of O hio , th e T h ree S isters a n d Ball m oun-
S cudder is doing a bit of mis- b u rg Review , alth o u g h born In the b anquet table w as a la r g e
bodies of av erag e ore m u st re ­
m ou n tain region is b arren of e a st
told his colleague to d ay th a t he tain, d a rk blue a g a in s t th e sum - sio n ary w ork for a sad ly m aligned P o rt O rford, left w hen he w as 11 sku n k cabbage p la n t In full bloom
m ain u n touched un til su ch tim e as
d w est rail tra n sp o rta tio n , a l­
w as "well d eserv in g ” of th e p arty . , m e r’s sky. alw ays silent, alw ays stre tc h of road betw een E u re k a I y ears of age, and from th e re- The banquet will go down In h is ­
ad eq u ate tra n sp o rta tio n
is a f­
th o u g h exceptionally rich in a
H e praised C u rtis’ record as beautiful, alw ays seem ing to beck­ and C rescent C ity—for he says c o u n tin g of th e early life of the tory as a typical In d ian M uck-a-
forded to sm elters located w ithin lead er of th e rep u b lican s in th e
w ide v ariety of n a tu ra l resources,
on us back to th e ir cooling shades. th a t sk ep tical tra v e le rs stopped n ativ e sons an d d a u g h te rs of 45 Muck, served in real In d ian sty le.
a reaso n ab le distance.
including tim ber, m inerals, non-
sen ate and called fo r co n tin u an ce We h e a r th e gentle lullaby of th e him all along th e w ay to in q u ire y e a rs ago, he m issed m any pleas-
It w as th e m ost unique d isp lay
W
ith
co
k
in
g
coal,
lim
estone,
and
in pow er of th e p a rty on Ils rec­ R ogue th e liltin g m usic of th e w h eth er he had had to em ploy a u rea th e o th e rs enjoyed.
m etals, ag ricu ltu re.
com m ercial
of cooked fish an d tab lew a re ev­
th
e
raw
ores
In
close
pro
x
im
ity
to
fishing, and rec re a tio n a l a d v a n t­
ord for th e la st eig h t years.
E u ch re an d the soft cadence of th e "c a terp illar" to pull him acro ss th e ' C ounty A ssessor F red 8. Moore er a rra n g e d a t a n y sp read In th e
ages of a su p erio r ch a ra c te r, and th e coast, w here sm elters, blast
In his b rief ad d ress S en ato r Fess L obster. T here, too, a re the chang- six m iles u n d er suspicion.
T h a t ' w ho h as a w ide know ledge of the i bistory of th e P acific coast. In -
fu rn aces, coke ovens, an d cem ent
th e developm ent of th is g re a t em ­
accepted for his p a rty th e “c h a l­
p lan ts should be erected to avoid lenge m ade by th e d em o cratic ca n ­ Ing w onders of th e seasons, th e p a rtic u la r b it of road is u n d er con- ¡‘ e arly h isto ry of C u rry county, w as j ll,an m aidens, p ain ted an d d ressed
pire h as been re ta rd e d wholly
floral beauty of th e spring tim e, stru ctio n . but S cudder em phatical- p resen t to see th a t th e accu racy j in In d lan costum e, w aited upon
th ro u g h lack of ad eq u ate east and d am ag e to v egetation, both a g ri­ d id ate" on prohibition, d eclarin g it th e su m m er's splendor of its ly s ta te s th a t unless one is going of th a t h isto ry w as preserved
,b e table, as well as e n te rta in e d
cu
ltu
ra
l
an
d
tim
ber,
in
th
e
in
te
ri­
w est tra n sp o rta tio n facilities.
to be “th e tim e an d occasion to m o u n tain flowers, th e flam ing gio- to a fire or a hospital th e re is no , B lanche B ates F lan ag an , siste r w i,h m usic and In d ian dancea.
or
regions,
th
e
opening
up
of
th
is
d eterm in e w h eth er th e people of ry of th e au tu m n and the snow y need to avoid it and so forego the of Will B ates, w ho now lives at i Young bucks in w ar p a in t com*
T he R ogue riv er valley, ab o u t
m idw ay n o rth and south of this g re a t m ining region by ad eq u ate A m erica will ev er ag ree to th e re ­ , m a n tle o f w inter, all g e rm in atin g beneflcient effect of th e o th er ; C rescen t City, received c o n s id e r-! Prlspd *be o rch estra. T he ta b le
g re a t te rrito ry , is w o rth y o f con­ rail tra n sp o rta tio n to tide w ater tu rn of th e saloon.”
’ those hills of d e a r old C urry.
700-odd miles.
, ab le good n a tu re d advice to re tu rn ’ cloth w as m ade of a fine coliec-
sid eratio n as the logical ro u te for assu res a quick an d w onderful
T h ere a re the restfu l valleys
to P o rt O rford w here she could tion of sea mosses, w hile th e sa lt
developm
ent
of
th
e
m
ineralized
an east and w est line to best serve
fr a g ra n t w ith th e odor of wild
live in th e vicinity of a deep w a­ and pepper sh a k e rs w ere of w h ale
Dunne
Rills
to
a
re
a
of
so
u
th
ern
O
regon
an
d
Railwav
Work
Started
th e region as a whole, o th er con­
b lack b erries, salm o n b erries
and
bone. T he knives an d fo rk s w ere
te r harbor.
Medford,
Or..
Aug.
lfi
P
relim
­
Stay on Ballot I th e huckle, vocal w ith the m usic
ditions. such as p racticab ility of n o rth e rn C alifornia, w hich region
S torey Pierce, m em ber of th e fashioned from th e side fins of th e
in ary w ork sta rte d th is week on
rep u tab le m in in g en g in eers p re­
Salem
,
Or..
Aug.
15
If
th
e
con stru ctio n , tide w a te r outlet, and
And m ussel shells, pol­
of b ird s specially th e J. silvered th e co n stru ctio n of an extension s ta te leg islatu re from C u rry and ra t fish
tonnage, being favorable. A line d iet will in tim e becom e one of co u rts have a u th o rity to enjoin the by sau cy brooks cooled w ith the
his ished, took th e place of spoons.
of the M edford logging railroad Coos counties, co n trib u ted
th e g re a te st m ining cam ps th e se c re ta ry of sta fe from placing on
fa r th e r n o rth w ould not serve to
sh ad es of m u rm u rin g trees. We (P A E.) from B u tte Falls, in a q u o ta to the evening e n te rta ln - S ouvenir toothpicks w ere from th e
w orld h as ever seen.
th e ballot a t th e N ovem ber elec-
develop th e te rrito ry to th e south,
have n ev er left th ese scenes be­ so u th -easterly direction, into th e i m pnt by ,p ,,in 8 " f th e
m any w hiskers of th e sea lion, an d p r e t­
L
im
estone
deposits
a
re
now
be-
tion
th
e
so-called
D
unne
in
itiativ
e
an d a line fa r th e r south would
ty n ap k in rings w ere m ade of th e
hind. T hey m ingle w ith th e vista W allows creek d istrict. The ex- 1 P*4 0 *4" ° f th e boys of long ago.
ing
w
orked
on
a
larg
e
scale
for
m
easu
re
red
u
cin
g
by
approxlm
ate-
not serve th e region fa rth e r north.
of today, b rin g in g the sp irit of tension will ta p a rich tim b e r dis ! W illis T. W hite Sr., aged 83. backbone of the red fish. C u p s
G eographically, th erefo re, th e con­ th e m ak in g of cem en t and o th e r ly 50 per cen t th e m otor vehicle 1 th e y o u th th a t refuses to be c a st
probably th e oldest activ e cham - w ere m ade from th e heads o f
trlct.
stru c tio n of an e a st and w est line lim e products, and a larg e to n n ag e license fees in O regon, th ey have off. So here we are, on o u r w ay
A ccordlng to Ja m e s H
Owen, ber of com m erce m em ber in the kelp. T he n ap k in s w ere of fin ely
is
now
available.
G
ran
ite
of
a
th
e
pow
er
to
d
efeat
e«ery
a
tte
m
p
t
th ro u g h th e R ogue riv e r valley is
a com posite of th e fa ith of yes­ general m a n ag e r of th e O wen-Or- I U nited S tates, recited a poem of woven sea grass.
1
logical from the sta n d p o in t of best c h a ra c te r co m p arable w ith the of th e people to in itia te laws.
C. H. T ich en o r acte d as toast­
terd ay , th e love of to, lay and th e f-gon L um ber com pany, th e length his own
m an u factu re. entitled
fam ous B arre, V erm ont, stone is
T h is w as one of th e o u tsta n d in g
• su bserving the w hole region
hope of th e m orrow .
and cost of th e road, w hich will "W hen Asa R ode th e B ear," w hich m a ste r and s ta rte d th e evening;
produced
com
m
ercially
in
Jack
-
sta
te
m
e
n
ts
co
n
tain
ed
in
an
opin­
As re g a rd s p ra c tic a b ility of con­
P lease send me T he N ew s fo r
extended from tim e to tim e, as w as based on the ac tu a l fact of festivities by p assin g aro u n d th e
stru c tio n no serious question is son county, and w ith ch eap tr a n s ­ ion p rep ared h ere to d ay by Ju d g e , six m onths. T hirty-one years since new |ogKing needs arise, a re Indef-
th e inim itable Ase Cary, recently pipe of peace, an d each of th e
p
o
rtatio
n
to
tide
w
a
te
r
th
ese
q
u
a
r­
L. H. M cM ahan of th e M arion I
raised ; in fact, w ith a 45-mile ex­
I
left
th
e
re
and
but
few
will
re­
deceased,
rid in g a wild black b ear 1 men foIlc tOO,< b *8 PUff ,n In d ,a n -
Inite.
He
said
th
a
t
th
e
road
had
tension of th e Owens L um ber line ries will becom e to th e P acific co u n ty c irc u it c o u rt in w hich he m em ber me. M aybe so none. E d
been surveyed foi a d istan ce of > he recitatio n brought th jlolJSP *hen all fell to In enjoying th e r e ­
co
ast
w
h
at
th
e
B
a
rre
q
u
a
rrie
s
a
re
held
th
a
t
he
h
ad
no
a
u
th
o
rity
to
to th e K lam ath F alls region, th ere
m ark ab le m enu.
and C has. Bailey, W alter S utton, geven m liefI nnd , h a , ,t followpd down.
to th e A tlan tic coast.
, re s tra in th e se c re ta ry from plac
rem ain s but th e section w est to
..
<-> M ... .
G roug or broth, red fish chow -
Such a rail line will receive j ing th e D unne m easu re on th e bal- Isu m W alker, Ace Crook, ^ Delos
eIOS th e old P & E. survey generally,
M. . r, H T ichenor recited "Kel- d er Berve(l , hp Mku„ o , , he , jsh
tid e w a te r from th e G ra n ts P a ss from th e b eginning o rig in atin g lot a t th e g en eral election.
! oo ru^ . ra n k C ook^D ave Cory, though on a h eav ier grade. Mi ■ ly s D ream
In a - ------
!
—
very c h a rm in g roagt ling cod an d In d ia n W onnel
a re a —a section w hich p resen ts no
Jessie T u rn er, Ju d g e Riley, D en­ Owen said th e extension g rade ’ m an n er
to n n ag e fo r each mile of construe- I The su it to enjoin th e se c re ta ry
' dressing, baked black bass w ith
serious c o n stru ctio n obstacles.
nis C uniff, T ate Moore. Will and would be built "a little b e tte r than
Good W hiskey a t C arm en 's" m ussel sauce, steam ed rock cod.
T he w estern term in u s of an y tion su fficien t to ju s tify th e w ork, of sta te from p lacin g th e D unne A lf G au n tlett. and o th ers too num - CUBtomaiy for logging roads, and
w as a conspicuous sign on the ‘ roasted barnacles, fried kelp fish.
e a st a n d w est line th ro u g h th e and.
. .. ow ing to th e advanced s ta te I m easu re on th e ballot a t th e No- erous to m ention w ere am ong m y on sta n d a rd guage
region in question m ust necessar-
th .e__dJ
. ’h, i r<’gi' ’n. I L 'T
. W"
V
*
w alls of the banquet room, calling ' i broiled sea tro u t, p rep ared fish
frien d s th en to say no th in g of the
iiy be a t tide w ater, an d ad eq u ate th is to n n ag e will be increased ' state, upon relatio n of D istric t At- in im itab le Ace Carey.
,
a
a
a
a
• j
* vividly to m ind on the p a rt of roe, boiled w olf eel, rock o y ste r
to m e y C arson of M arion county,
I BI i U n < t t f A U tO A l ( l i l t 111 those of 45 y ears ago the fact th a t sauce; baked blueback salm on
h a rb o r facilities a re th erefo re a rap id ly as th e w ork pro g resses
W ith k indest reg ard s to all
In giving co n sid eratio n to an a fte r S en ato r D unne had repudi-
Mr and M rs H en ry Jo h n sto n of P o rt O rford w as all w et.
I steam ed m ussels, pickeled m ussels.
n ecessary requisite to su ch a p ro j­
T hom as F ow ler
P o rt O rford, w hile d riv in g hom e
M r and Mrs. H T S tew art of rock oysters, crack ed crab, clans
ect. N ow here along th e co ast e _ a s l and w est rail line th ro u g h th e , a ted th e bill on th e ground th a t
from San F ran cisco bay to th e Co- P o g “ ei rlv er J alley w lth h a rb « r hp bad been advised th a t it would
S unday aftern o o n w ere forced off s an j oae Calif., alth o u g h
not Pi#- g ro u p er cake, clam tea, ro e
Strange Fish Found
the highw ay in a tte m p tin g to pass born ,n P o rt O rford w ere gUM, a b u tter,
lum bia riv er h as N a tu re provider^ facilities a t P o rt O rford, all fac- be u n co n stitu tio n al,
M onday a new specie of deep sea an o th e r c a r on
a b e tte r n a tu ra l deep w ater h a r ­ toes—geo g rap h ical location as re- ! S tate high w ay d e p a rtm e n t offi-
th e K napp
hill by reason of th e fa c t th a t Mr 1 The souvenir p la te s w ere la rg e
fish w as discovered on thr b esch ROUth of town
N e ith e r o ccu p an t S te w a rt had th e good sense to be clam shells, w hile sm all clam
b o r th a n a t P o rt O rford, w here, g ard s serv in g th e g re a t m id-Pacif- cials in d icated to n ig h t th a t the
in th e P o 't O rfo n i h arbor, and w as injured, and a broken w indow
ic
co
ast
region
ad
eq
u
ately
,
practi-
su
it
w
ould
be
appealed
to
th
e
sta
te
w ith th e co n stru ctio n of a lim ited
none o f th e local fisherm en w as and bent fen d er wan the ex ten t of born as close as possible, nam ely, "hells, a rtistic a lly decorated, w e re
b re a k w a te r to p ro tect ship p in g cab ility of co n stru ctio n , ad eq u ate su p rem e co u rt fo r fin al determ in a-
a t O phir. 21 m iles so u th
Mr used as place card s
able to classify it. all claim ing the dam ag e to the car
h
a
rb
o
r
facilities,
an
d
o
rig
in
a
tin
g
tion
An
effo
rt
will
be
m
ade
to
from th e sto rm s of w in te r com ­
S tew art w as for m any y ears edl- ' S tories of early days w ere told,
th a t th ey had n ever seen a n y th in g
to
n
n
ag
e—a
re
p
re
se
n
t
an
d
fav
o
ra­
have
th
e
action
advanced
on
th
e
ing from the south and southw est,
to r of th e P o rt O rford T ribune, and th e h isto ry of P o rt O rfo rd
like it before. T he fish w as ab o u t
an all y ear round p rotected h a rb o r ble to su ch a project, th erefo re if suprem e c o u rt docket so th a t a
and his m other. M rs L a u ra S tew ­ and C u rry co u n ty w as re w ritte n .
Store Painted
5 1-2 feet l. ng and weighed aro u n d
th
e
utilizatio
n
to
g
re
a
te
st
possible
final
opinion
m
ay
be
fo
rth
co
m
in
g
is m ade available, w ith a d e p th I
T he npper. rance of the P o rt Or- art. w ho will re tu rn to C alifornia T he Invited g u ests w ere p re s e n t
80 pounds
Its h e a J w as shaped,
o f w a te r of 30 feet upw ards, per- j degree ° f tbose fa<* or8 w h,ch N a ' early ,n S eptem ber
Som e w e re
re c o rd in g to local f.sh experts, ford H ard w are sto re is being w ith him . w as the first w hite girl from several states.
'
tu
re
evidently
in
ten
d
ed
should
be
-----------
m ittin g of the e n tra n c e and load­
present who had not been back to
like a C onger eel. and it had no g reatly Im proved by an a ttra c tiv e born In P o rt O rford.
had
a
successful
outcom
e
is
as-
ing of th e larg est cargo c a rrie rs I
Investigating Curry .
Mrs. M ary T ichenor H olt of th e ir b irth p lace fo r 40 years. All
teeth, alth o u g h a large tongue w as c o at of p ain t
k r i n n t u z i t b o i i t t h » a i d ry t t in e h n a f s ; ’ U r -C
^afloat w ith o u t th e aid of tu g boats
M yrtle P oint, m o th er of th e T ich ­ food provided fo r the banquet wars
County
.Mininir
In place. The specim en w as tak en
A
dditional
to
an
east
and
w
est
o r pilot service. T h ere a re no 1
F. W. L udin g to n of S eattle is to B andon th e aam day to d e te r­
tak en from th e h a rb o r a t P o rt O r­
enor boys, w as a g u est of honor.
See Many Cars
su n k en rocks o r bars, req u irin g a n ’ 1 i line th ro u g h so u th ern O regon as spending several days In th e P o rt
p ro v in g
m ine to w h at specie It belonged,
M otorists d riv in g over th e h ig h ­
T he tu rtle F ra n k B T ichenor ford In one day, ag ain
above
described,
th
e
fu
tu
re
of
such
in itial or a co n tin u al d redg in g ex­
O rford region g a th e rin g first h and but no re p o rt has been received way th ro u g h C u rry county a re and the o th e r boys of 45 y ears th a t a t P o rt O rford, w hen th e tid e
a
p
ro
ject
w
ould
n
a
tu
ra
lly
be
a
pense, an d th e h a rb o r is f r e e r 1
in fo rm atio n as to th e m in eral re- th ereo n a t this w riting.
no tin g the m any out-of-state c a rs ago played w ith in H oodlum H ol­ is out the table is set.
from p revailing fogs th a n an y o th ­ co n tin u atio n of th e line eastw ard ' sources of th is section. M r Lud-
v isitin g th is section of the county. low w as recen tly seen tre k in g
The g u ests of honor: Jo h n J .
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
g
re
a
t
undeveloped
re
­
er section of th e coast u n d er con­
i ington, w ho h as been m in in g in
H onolulu, C olorado. K an sas
N e­ aw ay from his place of origin, T ichenor, born a t P o rt O rfo rd
gions
o
f
Lake.
H
arn
ey
and
M
al­
Mrs. Grover Tichenor
sid eration. In fact it is an ideal
n o rth w estern B ritish C olum bia for
braska. T exas and B ritish C olum ­
Will R ates pointedly stated 1871; C. H. T ichenor, 1879; F ra n k
h a rb o r—one w hich would have h e u r counties, each an em p ire In several years, visited C u rry co unty
Donates Books bia have recently been re p re se n t­ and
th a t th is Indicated a su re sign of B T ichenor, 1875; B W B ates,
itself,
an
d
on
th
ro
u
g
h
so
u
th
ern
been developed y ears ago had
On h e r re tu rn from
P o rtla n d ed.
some 10 y e a rs back, and th e lure
progress
1870; Lillie M cB ride Johnson, 1R7T;
tra n sp o rta tio n facilities of an y Id ah o to a connection w ith one of of w hat he saw a t th a t tim e has Mrs. G ro v er T ichenor b ro u g h t 21
th
e
g
re
a
t
tra
n
sc
o
n
tin
e
n
ta
l
lines
T he to a s tm a s te r railed a tte n tio n I
' io o r*' 1861; B lanche B a te s
so rt been provided to reach its
books
w
ith
h
er
w
hich
she
is
giving
serv in g th e R ocky m o u n tain coun­ b ro u g h t him back again. R ecen t­
to the old shack w nich w as re-! F lan ag an , 1871; E G. F la n a g a n ,
Seeking
Location
trib u ta ry country, and one w hich
to
th
e
local
library,
a
full
list
of
try. th u s affo rd in g a sh o rt line to ly he has sp en t considerable tim e
B ay 11*54; E n a M cKenzie,
Mr and M rs H E M cDonald cently placed to o b literate th e
th e board of arm y engineers, act­
w hich will be published next week
in Jo sep h in e county.
th e east.
m ag n ificen t view of B a ttle R o c k ! 1**1' H T f,tpw art 1«TI»; C. C.
ing u n d er th e in stru c tio n s of con-
T he board of d irecto rs extend of W hidby island on P u g et Sound
and the ocean p an o ram a to the T'lehenor, R oseburg. 1885, M rs G.
gress, rep eated ly selected for de­
th e ir ap p reciatio n to Mrs. T ich e­ w ere In P o rt O rford d u rin g the
south in such a m an n er th a t In- ! C T ichenor. Coos Bay. 1888 ; 8 P.
week
T
hey
a
re
In
th
is
section
In
n o r fo r th is splendid gift.
v elopm ent as a h a rb o r of refuge State Game Officials
Biography of
dlcated
If the native sons w ere Plprc,‘
« H. McKenzie, 1883;
view
of
locating
Mr
M
cD
onald
fo r th e e n tire P acific coast.
Thomas Condon
to Install kishladder
ta u g h t school a t Illah e ab o u t 15 boys once again for one night the Mr8 P fJ MpK enzle, 1883; Anna
T onnage.
V is its
, T h u rsd ay W O H adley, sta te
y e a rs ago
building would go out w ith th e W indsor G au n tlett, |859; Mrs. H
T he bio g rap h y of T hom as C on­
As to the adequacy of th e to n ­ ! gam e com m ission's ex p ert on th e don. em in en t geologist of Oregon,
Miss M agnolia W hite of P o rt­
flrsj tide.
| T S tew art, 1883; Mrs. C H T lch e
nage of the region eastw ard from co n stru ctio n of fish ladders, and
nor, 1882; Mra
M ary T ich en o r
Jo
h
n
.1
T
lchpnnr
of
fjj«»
w ritten by his d a u g h te r E 'le n C on­ land, d a u g h te r of W illis T W hite
Entertain at Dinner
P o rf O rford th ro u g h the R ogue C u rtis T ow nsend. C u rry county don M cCornack. is now read y for S r , w ho has been visiting re la ­
Holt, inaa; F O. N ordberg. 1872
T
ich
en
o
r
boys,
who
is
em
ployed
by
j
Mr an d M rs J. M B each enter-
riv er valley, th ere a re none to gam e w arden, visited P o rt O rford d istrib u tio n , and, ow ing to the tives In P o rt O rford and vicinity
N a­
the P o rtla n d R ailw ay A L ight i The In d ian m aid en s w ere
d u rin g th e past week, re tu rn e d to tained S atu rd ay n ig h t a t dinner,
g ain say th a t it is of a c h a ra c te r an d accom panied
by E n g in eer fact th a t P ro fesso r Condon
com pany, w as a guest of honor as talie T. H all, M arlon T ichenor.
having
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illis
T
^and of such q u a n tity as to fully B each of th e In m an L u m b er & De- i trlb u te d larg ely to th e tech n ical P o rtlan d S unday
S a tu rd ay n ig h t
It w as his first visit to his place . M ad«p W hite, M a rg a re t T ich en o r,
w a rra n t the im m ediate c o n stru c­ \e lo p m e n t Co., w ent to th e site of lite ra tu re of O regon a wide sale is Miss W hite assisted in th e N ative W hite Sr and Mi. and Mrs. Geo of b irth fo r 30 y ears
| E unice Olson. M a rg aret M iller a n d
Son?' ban q u et, dressed as an In ­ W S orenson and fam ily as th e ir i T he fo u r girls w ho danced t h e ' A nna T ‘' h* ? O.r; T’* o rc h M tr" » “
tion of such rail facilities. T his th e dam on th e Sixes riv er th a t ■ an ticip ated
g
uests
a
t
the
W
estern
hotel
to
en­
dian
m
aid.
to n nage is of a varied n atu re, in ­ th e co m p an y is p re p a rin g to con- L
_______ ____
In d ian d a n c e , w ere those w h o '
,h e follow ing b u c k -;
joy the N ative Son's banquet.
su rin g a continual flow of raw s tru c t fo r th e purpose of a r r a n g ­
took p a rt In the dances d u rin g th e
P " n ,,n * l i e n e e T ichenor.
and m an u factu red p ro d u cts
The ing for th e co n stru ctio n of an ad e­
Circuit Court to Meet
Rose festival pageant In P o rtlan d
a " d F red
Mother Visits
so u th h alf of O regon con tain s ap ­ q u ate fish way.
both In 1927 and th is y ear
B1he P °ll"h*d
« " d o th e r ta -
T he C u rry co u n ty circu it court
Mrs.
White
Jr.
Hostess
M
is.
W
J.
S
abin's
m
other.
Mrs.
p ro xim ately 140 billion board feet
t ,
n -r, v
. .
blF d eco ratio n s w ere designed by
will convene tn Gold B each Sep­ K lepfer. of Palo Alto. Caiif., and
Mr
an
d
Mrs.
F
ria
n
t.
Mrs.
R
a­
of m erch an tab le sta n d in g tim b er
•o rk T n a f
tV. I W P Y° Ung Of P o rt O rfo rd w ho
tem b er 10 with Ju d g e J T B ran d h er son. C urtis K lepfer. and his
chael M arsh and M rs M abel Olli- ; er w orking for and
tellin g
of | ( w as a guest a t the banquet
o r ap p io x im ately o n e-fou rteen th Mrs. Gillings Entertains p resid in g
A m ong th e m a tte rs of bride a rriv ed th e la tte r p a rt of Ings w ere th e g uests of M rs W ! P o rt
O rford, the place of his
of all of the sta n d in g tim b er left
M rs M abel G illings e n tertain ed in te re st to P o rt O rfo rd citizen s is
in th e w hole U nited S ta te s an d to a t d in n e r S a tu rd a y evening, her th e case of th e S ta te H ighw ay < last week and a re spending sev­ T W hite Jr. a t th e P io n eer ban- | birth, is due the cred it fo r orlg-
quet S a tu rd a y night.
n a tln g an d ca rry in g th ro u g h to
The P o rt O rford c h am b e r o t
th is should be added the tim b er g u ests being Mr and Mrs. H T j com m ission v ersu s R udolph Leu- eral day s in P o rt O r f o n
I
Iicccss th e Idea of g a th e rin g to- [ com m erce has a lim ited supply o f
of n o rth e rn C alifornia w hich would S te w a rt and Miss H elen S tew art -w yler involving th e condem nation
get h er once m ore those born In prem ium books fo r th e Coos a n d
find its outlet to the w orld's m a r­ of San Jo se C alll.; Mr and Mr? of a lot in block 29 of th e P o rt
Inman Leaves
Mrs. Sauers Entertains P o rt O rford m ore th an 45 y ears C u rry fa ir to be held a t M yrtle
k ets th ro u g h the h a rb o r a t P o rt B oohr of Los A ngeles Mr
and O rford tow n site for p ark in g pur-
C. C In m an left M onday on
Mr« H I, S a u e r- e n te rta in e d at ago and loyally w as he assisted P o in t S eptem ber 19 to 22. inclu-
O rford.
Mrs H L. S au ers an d M rs E J ! ooaes The crim in al docket prom - brief bu sin ess trip
P o rtlan d d in n e r T h u rsd ay n ig h t in honor by L ieut C H T ich en o r of P o rt- J give, fo r d istrib u tio n an d a
S o uthern O regon an d northw eat- B ak er
copy
i ises to be a sh o rt one
and San F ran cisco
of Mrs S au ers' b irth d a y
land.
may be had upon application.
i
a
M in White
*