Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, September 4, 1928.
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PORT ORFORD NEWS
M r a n d M rs I. M M itchell and C heever hom e In Iow a to a tte n d
th e tim ber. M aiden h a ir ferns w in te r sto re give sh ad e to th e <>■<
children. H elen an d Jan e, of G ra n ts a fam ily reunion. T hey a re mo­
fan th e ir fra il fro n d sp ray s in the en space. On th e fo u rth side is the
P ass, w ere in tow n F rid a y calling to rin g by w ay of Y ellow stone p ark
breeze
T iny w hite stra w flow ­ cook house, com m issary, lau n d ry
on Geo. W. Soranson. Mr M itch­ and w ill re tu rn by th e so u th ern
ers in c lu sters on long stem s an d show er bath s.
A m in ia tu re
route. Mr. C heever is a m erch an t
ell is a b a n k e r of G ra n ts P ass.
crow d into th e underbrush.
fa rm acro ss th e bridge supplies
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E a rl Cooley, se c re ta ry o f the of L anglois an d will be aw ay
On th e slopes we find occasion­ th e green things.
Coos a n d C u rry fair, an d a p a rty about tw o m onths.
al groups of m yrtles. How these
Below th e m esa we find th e saw ­
E re yet a ghost or m isty ken
A. H. G uerin, well know n Sixes i O f God's far, firs t beginning sy m m etrical evergreens w ith th e ir mill. g ian t ce d a r logs, an d lum ber.
o f fa ir boosters passed th ro u g h
P o rt O rford F rid a y m o rn in g on a ra n ch er, w as a business v isito r in
fla t glossy leaves ever cam e to Up th e fork th e sluice box and
w hen
trip a s fa r so u th a s C rescen t City P o rtla n d last week.
n ative c o n c e n tra to r ca tc h an d se p a ra te
j V ast d a rk n e ss lay upon th e deep ” grow so fa r from th e ir
fo r th e p u rpose of giving w ide
soil is a m y stery to everyone. th e precious m etals. And on up the
Mr. and Mrs. Tom C h a tb u rn and |
pu b licity to th e fa ir to be held a t children have re tu rn e d to B andon
A nd up th e coast, sep arated from Could d'A guilar have b ro u g h t a gorge ru n s th e pipe line to th e
M yrtle P o in t th is m onth.
a fte r sp en d in g the suixim er In | th e d ash in g b re a k e rs o f th e ocean h an d fu ll of seed w ith him from dam.
Miss N ettle C. Toole of P o rtlan d , K la m a th Falls. Mr C h a tb u rn Is 1 only by a s trip of yellow ag ate the M ed iterran ean to sc a tte r on
A d ip p er o r " te e te r b ird ” poised
w ho Is to assist Miss C lark In the principal of th e L anglois schools strew n sand, lay a c le a r blue lake those hills th a t th e ir aro m atic on a w a te r w orn boulder in the
h ig h school, a rriv ed F rid ay .
Dr. A. B. P eacock p a s s e d ' ! p a rtly hidden by th e heavy tim b er leaves and b erries m ig h t be used stre a m w arbles his bubbling song,
in m edicine o r th e ir b a rk fo r ta n ­ a n d tip s an d dips an d flu tters, but
Mrs. A. B. H o g a tt m otored to th ro u g h P o rt O rford F rid a y m orn­ ! on its banks.
does n o t fly aw ay. T h ere is a sto ry
B andon T u esd ay and sp en t a few ing en ro u te to Gold B each w here I O cean, rocks, lake, cliffs, coves, n ing?
Sacred to V enus th ey w ere in th e of a te e te r bird th a t b u ilt h e r nest
he p erfo rm ed several operations. I beaches, nuggets, ag a te s but we
d ay s v isitin g friends.
Hazel Jam ieso n w as th e house , had only begun to know the w ealth old G reek festivals, sta n d in g as a in th e crevice of a rock high over
Mrs. F ra n k B. T lch en o r arriv ed
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928
g
u
est of P eg g y C orson several ’ of n a tu re 's riches hidden th rough sym bol of youth and beauty. And th e stream . O ne m o rn in g d u rin g
fro m P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y night.
| th e ages, u n til a few g en eratio n s so they likew ise sym bolize the vlr- th e co n stru ctio n of th e sluice, it
C. H. P e a rse of E lk riv er coun­ days la s t week.
gin b eau ty of the P o rt O rford dis- w as discovered by th e w orkers
Mrs. G rover T ichenor a n d sons ago.
tr y w as in tow n S atu rd ay .
w ho w ere b lastin g th e rocks. The
T he tre e covered cliffs m erging trlc t.
C. C. In m an re tu rn e d W ednes- re tu rn e d from P o rtla n d S unday
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the
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men stopped th e ir w ork and c s ^
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orning.
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w
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wooded
hills
we
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ere
I d ay from a b rief bu sin ess tr ip to
Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. B each and I soon in the h e a rt of th e forest. A resistan ce ty p ify th e te n a c ity and ried th e green m ossy ball h ig h up
P o rtla n d
( on (he b ank an d out of th e range
Miss M a rg aret S n y d er of Sixes Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. W. Soranson j frig h ten e d faw n d a rte d from a stre n g th of th e pioneer.
C edars, firs, m adronas, m yrtles. ° ( (he concussion. E v ery evening
w as th e g u est of C larice B a rk e r of a n d ch ild ren sp en t T uesday last I g ard en p atch w here it had been
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a rro t tops,
h e sitated a oaks, and vine-m aples hook th e ir th ey c arried it back ag ain to the
M arshfield fo r a few days th e in M arshfield.
th en I roots in the very rocks th a t a re rocl< w hich they left unm olested
Miss R u th C lark and Mrs. Mary m om ent in o u r path, an d
firs t of th e week.
w a te r ouzels had
J. C. W hite o f B ru sh es C reek R ice a rriv e d S a tu rd a y from O ran- 1 scam pered up into the th icket. In ' the sto re house of a prodigious u n til th e little
an d R. G. M cKenzie of E lk riv er do, M ontana, to resum e th e ir d u ­ j the g arden w ere two sets of hoof m ineral w ealth of gold, platinum , flow n aw ay.
As we re tu rn to cam p th e
sun
p rin ts but th e m ore experienced cin n ab ar, tin. copper, iron, chrom e.
w ere in Gold B each on business ties in th e P o rt O rford schools.
iridium , coal an d m arble.
is sin k in g behind th e hills long
Mrs. M abel M ather or Sixes was doe had fled a t o u r approach.
la st w eek.
On th ro u g h th e canyon following
And overhead the blue bird , before it h as reach ed th e horizon
C. R. W ade, a tto rn e y of B andon, a c h a rm in g hostess a t a d in n er
w as in tow n on bu sin ess S atu rd ay p a rty given in honor of th e six­ the han k s of a to rtu o u s river, squaw ks its p ro te st a t o u r ap- of (h r sea b ack in th e village,
te e n th b irth d a y of h er d au g h ter, salm on and tro u t m irro red in the proach. W ild doves, sensing dan- T w ilight lin g ers an d w e h e a r
aftern o o n .
Miss Sue Lingle, a te a c h e r in the G ladys Conley. The g u ests p res­ clea r w ater. In places a richochet- ger long before th ey a re visible stra n g e sounds of b ird s an d fowl
M arsh field schools, v isited th e p ast e n t a t th e h ap p y occasion w ere: ing c u rre n t sk ip s over the stones. to us. fly o ff w ith noisy flapping se ttlin g to re s t in th e woods.
As th e im p en etrab le b la n k e t of
w eek a t A gate B each p ark . She M r and Mrs. T racy C orbin, Mr. H ere th e g ia n t ced ars w ith th e | to th e dead lim b of som e ch e stn u t
n ig h t envelops us. th e tu rb in e is
h ad Just re tu rn e d fro m a visit an d Mrs. A rchie Gibson, Mr. an d frond-like sp ray s of b rig h t green, tree,
droop ; W e follow the n arro w road up set in m otion an d th e cam p
is
Mrs. B e rt W ells and son A lbert, m inute paired leaf-scales,
w ith h e r p a re n ts in M ississippi.
moss 1 hill and
down, aro u n d
zigzag flooded w ith light.
Miss Ire n e C hapm an, new te a c h ­ Mr. an d Mrs. L ester F itzh u g h , son w ith festoons of fea th e ry
T he la te st books, th e daily pa-
e r of th e
In term e d iate
d e p a rt­ C harles and d a u g h te r Florence, Ol­ Tall, pyram idal firs in terspersed, j curves, along th e riv e r bank. W e
c u rre n t
m agazines,
m ent, a rriv e d in P o rt O rford the iver C orbin, A lthea. D orothea. E d ­ th e ir wide sp read in g b ran ch es cov- cross im provised bridges of tw o pers an d
die and th e honor guest.
Miss ered w ith th ick foliage m asses logs. A t last we com e to th e end b ro u g h t in by th e p a c k e rs over
la s t of th e week.
w ith th e
M rs L. B. H a tto n re tu rn e d S a t­ Gladys. M usic w as th e fe a tu re of grow ing in w horls. In these for­ of th e road, th en follow the tra il th e trail, keep touch
th o u g h ts and events of th e w orld
ests. fr a g ra n t w ith resin and high above the stream .
u rd a y fro m P o rtla n d w here she th e a fte rn o o n 's e n te rta in m e n t.
R ab b its a n d chipm onks sc u rry , w ithout. T he radio supplies m usic
Miss G ladys Conley w as the balsam s, and riv alin g the hem ­
h ad accom panied Mrs. W. J P aul-
W e d rin k In this
house g u est of Mrs. R o b ert C ul­ locks, th e cypresses and o th e r con­ across o u r path. T he m ore tim id from a fa r
m an.
C. Z u m w alt of Sixes left th e first bertson of B andon la st w eek while ifers. we noted th e lovely m adrona p h easants, q uail and p a rtrid g e s congruous m elange of p rlm itlxe
o f th e w eek fo r P o rtla n d on a h aving som e den tal w ork done, w ith red bark, sm ooth as satin , big rustle th e leaves of th e un d er- Isolation and m odern co n tact A>;i
com bined b u sin ess an d
p leasu re w hich w as m ade n ecessary as a glossy leaves a n d lu x u ria n t clus- j brush. H igh up in som e fir tre e over th e hill tops, h a n g in g radi-
resu lt of th e young lady ta k in g a te rs of scarlet berries.
the v en trilo q u istic grouse hoots a n tly In a sta r-lit sky. th e full
visit.
O th er m em bers of th e h e a th I his deceptive "oomp, oomp. oo, oo.” moon com pletes th e picture.
M arion Z um w alt an d R. C. O s­ high dive and strik in g on som e­
T ru ly th is P o rt O rford Is a pic-
The | At th e fork of th e riv er the
Geo. M artin an d Dr. J u n e M ar­ tr a n d e r w ere v isito rs in Gold th in g h a rd w hile sw im m ing in the fam ily com m and atten tio n .
Sixes river, b ru isin g h er face b ad­ g re a t rhododendron bushes th a t |i tra il ends. T here, a fte r crossing a tu re, from th e h e a rt of th e woods
tin w ere w eek-end v isito rs In P o rt B each th e fo re p a rt of la s t week.
Owen S m ith of F lo ras lake w as ly and loosening some of h er front only a few m onths ago lighted th e | bridge over th e river, we reach to th e sea. a m asterpiece such as
O rford from M arshfield.
woods w ith a blaze of color, hold ' the cam p snuggling In a clum p of n a tu re alone could paint. B u t it
Mrs. E. F o rsy th e of M arshfield a b u sin ess v isito r a t th e county teeth.
K en n eth R H andley and fathei i first place am ong the wild flow ers, conifers on a slopping m esa. A is m ore th a n a picture. F a r m ore
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n so n o t B rook­ an d Mrs. B ess S e tte rs of A sto ria 1 s e a t la s t week.
in g s sp e n t th e w eek-end in P o rt w ere w eek-end g u ests of Mrs. A lta I F re d Jam ieso n moved his fam ­ R oger H andley, w ere in tow n F r i­ A zaleas and daisies bow in recog-I com plete, m odern cam p: sm all, th a n th a t : th e re is so m eth in g in-
O rford.
nition to the fox gloves' nod.
, rough cabins h a lf hidden am ong definable, a sym bol of s tre n g th and
ily to tow n from th e Sixes co un­ d ay from th e ir Sixes home.
L arson.
Mrs. M abel M ather m otored to | D eeper into th e woods, every ‘ th e trees on th re e sides of a larg e vigor, of po etry and ro m an ce: a
tr y d u rin g th e p ast week.
Mrs. F red Scofield, of B ridge,
Mrs. O gren o f M arshfield sp en t j
H ere a sq u are: m ag n ificen t dah lias
of p o ten tial E m p ire Inviting
the
Mrs. M aria H ay w ard o f th e In ­ M arshfield on a shopping trip last tu rn b rin g a surprise.
sp e n t S a tu rd a y In P o rt O rford.
S a tu rd a y a n d S unday In tow n
c a sc a ra w ith aro m a tic b a rk and 1 varied hue and kind Interspersed w orld to p a rta k e of Its esoteric
Mr. an d Mrs. C lifford L. B ru n k
m an m ines is a g u est a t th e S ea­ week.
Miss N atalie H all left M onday 1 side hotel fo r a few days.
H. M. A xtell re tu rn e d to tow n I sickly-sw eet berries. More berries. 1 am ong roses and c a rn a tio n s: hum - riches, to sh a re Its salu b rio u s cll-
o f M arshfield w ere th e g u ests of
several
days black and red on generous bushes; ; m ing birds buzzing from flowei to m ate, to enjoy Its forceful lovell-
M r an d Mrs. H en ry A dolphsen on m orn in g fo r h e r hom e in P o rtlan d . 1 E. H. C heever of L anglois, a c ­ last F rid a y from
: llal for th e b ears: h u ck leb e rry flow er probing th e honey cups o r ness. and to co-operate in bring-
Jo h n R. S m ith of F lo ras lake com panied by his d au g h ter. Mrs. sp en t o u t on m iddle Elk.
S a tu rd a y n ig h t an d Sunday.
J. C. W hite an d fam ily of B rush .'i -d blueberry. B rack en and sw ord i d a rtin g a t som e in tru d e r w ith an- in g it to m a tu rity . I t is p erh ap s
M r an d Mrs. A. Doll of M arsh ­ w as a bu sin ess v isito r In B andon i C. E. C orrick, and h e r d au g h ter.
fru it T he S p irit of P o rt O rford.—L illian
Sunday fern s cover th e slopes w hen the ' g ry squeak. W alnut and
field w ere In P o rt O rford S a tu r­ d u rin g th e w eek. H e rep o rts larg e ' Miss La R u e C orrick, an d Miss j es creek w ere in tow n
w oodm an's axe has chopped aw ay I trees w ith prom ising v in tag e fo r C oncord Beach.
d ay an d Sunday.
crow ds a t th e hotel and cablnB.
E loise B ritto n a re en ro u te to th e ■ m orning.
The Spirit of
Port Orford
Announcement
Port Orford Pharmacy
with a full line of
DRUGS. SUNDRIES CANDY, KODAK
FILMS, and ICE CREAM
SCHOOL BOOKS — SCHOOL SUPPLIES
will be in its new location—formerly the
KOZY
AGATE BEACH PARK
Tourist Headquarters
Camping
—
Free Wood
Boating
—
On the Ocean
—
—
Fishing
Good Water
On the Lake
Owing to the limited number of cabins it
is advisable to make reservations early.
PORT ORFORI) COMMERCIAL CO.
PORT ORFORD
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THE KEY
To the Development of the Great
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
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Dredging
Sunken Rocks
Protected from North and Northwest
Storms of Summer.
Requires Limited Protection from
South and Southwest Storms of Win-
The logical tidewater outlet for the
great Mid-Pacific Coast Empire with
its inexhaustible supply of rich natural
resources consisting of 1-14 of all the
standing merchantable timber in the
United States, vast deposits of copper,
iron. gold, chrome, cinnabar, .coking
coal, granite, marble and a wide vari­
ety of the more precious mineral; and
its great diversity of agricultural
9390-Ton Vessel Loading in Port Orford Harbor
Repeatedly Selected by Hoard of Ar­
my Engineers as Harbor of Refuge
for Pacific Coast.
All Year Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.
ter of the Great Recreational Re­
gion of Southwestern Oregon.
Pori Orford Chamber of Commerce
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
All Year Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.
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