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
And
the
oak
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g
rea,
,
men stopped th e ir w ork and c s ^
m
orning.
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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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Port Orford’s Natural Deep Water Harbor
THE KEY
To the Development of the Great
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
— ,— _ _ . ,, , , ,
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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