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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, September 11, 1928.
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ORFORD NEWS
Pnbllahad w eekly at Port Orford, Oragoa.
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PIR A TES* W E E K L Y
E d n a Miller. E ditor.
8ORANSON. Editor
E n te re d a t th e P o sto fflce a t P o rt O rfo rd , O reg o n , as second class
m at) m a tte r u n d e r Act o f M arch 3, 187*.
T ide T able fo r W eek E nd in g S ep tem b er 18, 1928, a t P o rt O rford, O r.
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Tuesday, September 11, 1928.
The chief factor in any man’s success or failure
must be his own character; that is, the sum of his
common sense, his courage, his virile energy and TAXPAYERS PLAN
capacity. Nothing can take the place of this indi­
ORGANIZATION
vidual factor.—Theodore Roosevelt.
C ook Bay Men H ead C om m ittee to
F o rm New A ssociation
In Coos County.
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DEPENDABILITY
A Coos T ax p ay ers asso ciatio n is
o rganized In th e co u n ty an d
What greater tribute can be paid a man than a being
m eetin g is called to be h eld a t
to say he is dependable, for this means that he is re­ th e M arshfield city h all a t 2
liable, trustworthy; that confidence may be placed o ’clock F rid a y a ftern o o n of th is
T he o rg an izatio n co m m it­
in him. That kind of a man is a valuabfe asset to week
tee is com posed o f J. E. M ont­
any community, business or organization.
gom ery, A. S. K ohler, W. C. C on­
We never worry about such a man. We know rad , H e rb e rt A rm stro n g . B en R.
A. H. P ow ers a n d Ben
that he will do what is expected of him; that he will C S. handler,
F ish er, all o f Coos Bay.
be at the right place doing the right thing at the T he aim s an d purposes, acco rd ­
right time; we need never fear that he will violate ing to a c irc u la r le tte r ad d ressed
to tax p ay ers, a re "to analyze budg­
a confidence.
ets of th e co u n ty and Its m unicipal
If a man be dependable he is honest, painstak­ subdivisions a n d in fo rm m em bers
an d th e public as to fin d in g s to
ing, thorough, thoughtful and strong.
th e end th a t tax p ay e rs m ay a c t
Dean Stanley once said: “Give us a character in tellig en tly w hen b u d g ets a re o ff­
on which we can thoroughly depend and it is won-, ered fo r ad o p tio n ; to in v estig ate
e needs fo r w hich bond issues
derful how many . . , brilliant qualities we can safe­ th
an d special tax es m ay be proposed
ly and gladly dispense with.’’
an d to publish fin d in g s; to follow
up an d an aly ze ex p en d itu res to
A man might be brilliant, clever, smart and yet see
th a t th ey co n fo rm to b udget
not be dependable.
a p p ro p riatio n s an d to p rom ote
A dependable man therefore is the kind that is econom y to th e en d th a t th e tax
get as m uch value as
needed in this strenuous age. Never were depend­ d th o e llar p riv will
ate d o llar expended sim i­
able men so necessary as now when everything is larly ; to g a th e r In fo rm atio n for
done on such a large scale and so much “depends” on m em b ers an d th e public as to
eth o d s o f h an d lin g public b usi­
man power which after all creates, governs and reg­ n m ess
h ere and in o th e r com m un­
ulates the great machine power of today.
ities to th e end th a t th e m ost eco­
nom ical an d effective m ethods
m ay be used and to co o p erate w ith
sim ilar o rg an izatio n s h e re and
elsew here; to advise and assist
v ario u s public o fficials b u t not to
be a p a rtisa n , political o rg a n iz a ­
tio n .”
T he c irc u la r also says:
" It is
co n tem p lated th a t th e w ork of th e
asso ciatio n will be o utlined by an
activ e b o ard of d irecto rs, elected
by th e m em bership, and co n d u ct­
ed by v arious co m m ittees o f th e
m em bers, w hose w ork will be f a ­
cilitated an d m ade e f f e c t i v e
th ro u g h th e office of th e asso cia­
tion w here n ecessary au d its, cler­
ical an d sten o g rap h ic w ork m ay
be carried on "
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County Clerk’s Filings
H igh school began la st M onday
m o rn in g w ith an u n u su ally large
enrollm ent, th e la rg e st in th e his­
to ry of th e P o rt O rford
high
school. T h e n u m b er of seats in
th e assem bly room w as inadequate,
room h av in g to be m ade fo r a n ­
o th e r row. T he p re s e n t num ber
of s tu d e n ts is 31.
T hose in th e fre sh m a n class are:
M arie L indberg, R ay From m . R u s­
sell P alm er, L ela C rum ley, Clin­
ton F rom m . W a lte r S utton, L au ra
T h u rm a n ,
M a rg a re t
T ichenor,
C larence P rice. V ernice Ingell.
S ophom ore class m em bers: C a th ­
erin e S m ith. H ow ard Jam ieson.
Bob T ichenor. R uby P u rd in , Vel­
m a Johnson.
J u n io r class: Neil Rice. D onald
M cKenzie: Alvin A nderson. A nna
B arton, F a n n ie C orbin, G erald
T ichenor. R u th M iller, W endall
S hutt.
S enior class: Floyd W right, Dale
T h u rm an , A nna T ichenor, M arion
T ichenor. E d n a Miller, B u ste r An­
derson, N o rm an Quigley.
A s tu d e n t body m eetin g w as held
a t th e la tte r p a rt of last y ear and
th e follow ing officers took th eir
positions th is y ear: Floyd W right,
p resid en t of th e P o rt O rford H igh
School S tu d en t Body; A nna B arton
vice-president; E d n a Miller, sec­
re ta ry ; Neil Rice, tre a su re r.
A
m eetin g w as held S eptem ber 6 and
in ad d itio n th e follow ing officers
w ere elected:
E d n a Miller, high
school lib ra ria n ; B u ste r A ndeison,
p re sid e n t of th e H ig h School A th­
letic a s s o c ia tio n ; Bob Tichenor,
v ice-president; A nna B arto n , tre a s ­
u re r; E d n a Miller, secretary. O th ­
e r m a tte rs in re g a rd to dues, m eet­
ings, etc., w ere ta k e n up and d is­
cussed.
O ne of o u r fo rm er students.
E le a n o r P u rd in , is a t p resen t on
a visit in P o rtla n d a n d it will
probably be sev eral w eeks before
she will e n te r school.
W ork h as been s ta rte d in p re ­
p arin g a location fo r building the
gym. W e w atch eagerly
each
m ove th a t is m ade.
T he school is m ore th a n pleased
w ith the lib ra ry tab les and chairs,
as they m ak e It m uch m ore con­
ven ien t fo r reference w ork and
stu d y to be done.
T he a tte n d a n c e w as 100 per cent
for the firs t week in high school.
We hope th a t it m ay continue to
be as good th ro u g h o u t th e year.
Ja m e s
W rig h t-D elm ar Miller,
com plaint.
In d ep en d en t P r in te r ’s
Supply
Co., vs. C u rry C ounty P u b lish in g
Co., com plaint.
F. M. E w in g -F o rest Steeves,
sa tisfactio n of m ortgage:
F o re s t Steves, Jo h n R. Miller,
sa tisfa c tio n of m ortgage.
H en ry A. S chroeder, Levi L ouis
Corliss, sa tisfactio n of m ortgage.
R. S. B u rt, S ta te L and B oard,
m o rtg ag e
T. L. Carey, E. C. M ather, m o rt­
gage.
K ate H u n tin g to n McGrew, W
R. H u rst, m ortg ag e
F o re st Steeves. F. F
F ria n t,
deed.
Jo h n Nielson. W. A. P a n te r, deed.
L. L. Corliss, L aw rence C linton,
deed.
Geo. D. W ood. Geo. D. Wood,
deed.
S a ra h H u rst, K. H. McGrew,
deed.
F lo ra s C reek C em etery, H elen
W illard, deed.
H e n ry T. P erk in s. E lsie B. R id ­
ley, m a rria g e license.
T. E H ouse. T he Teddy, loca­
tion.
R ich ard Sim pson. Nell B u rtn er,
m a rria g e ilcense.
Jo h n R. Hill, Geo
D. Wood,
com plain.
A m erican T ype F o u n d ry Co.,
C u rry C ounty P u b lish in g Co., com ­
plaint.
Thos. R obinson
E st., p etitio n
for ad m in istra tio n .
C has. Doyle. E arl Jo h n sto n , deed.
M innie S teineke W alter Steln-
eke, deed.
W alter Steineke. C u rry C ounty
B ank. deed.
E va Miller, C u rry County.* deed.
J a y A dam s. L am in a C lark
A lgerlon Johnson. M ildred E n -
derspy. m a rria g e license.
Edw. B. H ayes, W J W alker,
deed.
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U. S L and O ffice. E B. Hayes,
B RO O K IN G -H A R B O R N EW S #
receipt.
R. F. Owens. W. L Owens, deed.
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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Bandon Beach Scenes
At Eastern Movie
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
HATS
We have a
Complete Assortment
IN YOUR 192S ITINERARY
of the
On The Roosevelt Highway
Latest Styles
For Summer
Broadway Millinery
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
259 So B roadw ay
M arshfield. O regon.
Refiners and fo v en o f
FLORAS LAKE HOTEL
John R. Smith & Son. Props.
N ative Platinum and (m id
H ig h e s t M a r k e t P n cea
, A”
W ILD BI'RG BROS.
S M F ir iN f'. A P F F IM N C ÇO
vMt.ra ’ 41 Maritai S« , San Fransi».«
Plant: io u th San lran<t»<v
A large crop th is year. We
w ish to p u rch ase 60.000 pounds
of h u ck leb e rries P rice 6t«c per
pound a t C an n ery B erries m ust
be cleaned Boxes a re fu rn is h ­
ed pickers.
H O l.T-t IIA S F < ANNIN»; IO „
INC.
A. C. « 'base, Mgr.
M yrtle P oint
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BANK
OF
BANDON
Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
M arshfield
M rs I.e<> Q uack en b u sh and the
M isses K a th e rin e and P hyllis Des-
sln g er cam e over from K erby on
T h u rsd a y to visit frien d s a t H a r­
bor
M rs Q uack en b u sh bro u g h t
h e r pet coon w ith h er
C larence Gillson cam e up W ed­
n esd ay from E u re k a because of
' th e Illness of his w ife w ho is v is­
itin g h e r p arents. M r an d Mrs.
J W Isen h art.
V C. K lndel. w ho w as at hom e
the firs t of the w eek v isitin g his
I fam ily an d frien d s for a few days.
I re tu rn e d W ednesday to his w ork
w ith the Silver F alls T im ber com ­
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"W hen I s ta rte d in life, young
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m an," said th e pro p rieto r, ”1 w o rk ­ prices
ed 12 hours a day.”
“Y es,” replied the w indow trim ­
m er, “b u t in th ese rap id tim es a n y ­
one w ho took 12 hours to do a
East A St . Grants Pass, Oregon.
d ay ’s w ork w ould get fired."
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B andon-by-the-Sea is not u n ­
know n on th e ea ste rn coast, a c ­
co rd in g to a le tte r received by S
M rs. R. V. L eep from h e r m other, i New Zealand Reds, bred, each 82.70
Mrs. J. S. H ughes, from S o u th N or- j
w alk. Conn., in w hich she told of New Zealand Reds, with litters
a tte n d in g th e m oving p ictu re th e ­
of 6. each ...............................
70
a tr e re c en tly an d seeing several They weight from 10 to 12 lba. each
splendid view s of B andon beach in
th e P a th e
new s review.
Mrs. Young Chinchilla Doea, born
H ughes an d h e r com panion. Miss
September, each ....................... 82.70
M arjo rie Lorenz, w ere g re a tly
su rp rised w hen th e caption "B an- Young Chinchilla Buck, born
September, each ........ .. ............82 00
don-by-the-Sea" flashed upon the
screen, an d so th rilled by th e well
Giant
Flemish Doea, 8 mot., 14
know n scenes th a t th ey rem ain ed
to 16 lbs . each ............. ............87.00
fo r th e second show ing.
T h ere
w as a p ictu re o f Cave rock, one
Giant Flemish Does, 2 mos. up, 81 up
of th e s tre tc h of beach fu rth e r
south, an d one ta k e n n e a r the
These rabbits all have pedigrees and
so u th jetty.
can be registered by paying $1 00 each
extra.
KNOW THYSELF
(Editorial in Semaphore)
As far back as the days of Ancient Greece, writ­
ers used the expression, “Know' thyself,” and called
it a “Heaven born phrase.”
Port Orford
These two, simple words, “know' thyself,” con­
stitute a bit of advice, which, if we would but heed,
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would make the world even more wonderful than
Hardware Co.
it is today.
T he B rookings high school has
th e la rg e st en ro llm en t in Its h is­
Do we really know as much as we think wc do?
War Eagle Quick­
tory. T w en ty -th ree stu d e n ts reg ­
PORT ORFORD, ORE
Could we but have a measure to weigh our ca­
silver Mine Operaiing iste re d d u rin g thp first week.
pability or lack of capability, wouldn't it be a valu­
Mr. an d Mrs. C h ester A rm stro n g
T he W ar E agle qu ick silv er m ine
able instrument?
located back of Gold Hill, O re­ w ere over from M edford T h u rs­
Is now In activ e operatio n on day n ig h t and re tu rn e d F rid ay a f ­
Men who know themselves, as a rule, are the N a t u r a 1 Insect Traps a gon.
T he A rm stro n g s cam e
sm all scale, tu rn in g out qulcksil- ternoon.
men who do things. Men who do not know them­ Command Big Prices
vei a t the lu te of an av erag e of by w ay of H arb o r and B rookings
selves, but who think they know more than they do,
a flask a day. T he large fu rn ace an d re tu rn e d by way of P o rt O r­
in Eastern States
w hich w as Installed on th e p ro p ­ ford
are a bane to humanity.
R aym ond Wood. Miss Genevieve
e rty h as not been th ro w n Into use.
If we but knew ourselves, most of us would be It Is estim ated th a t sev eral h u n ­ th e iccav erles being m ade from a W ood an d Miss T helm a R eese
drove to- M arshfield F riday.
more modest and conservative, and less likely to go d red d a rlln g to n la p la n ts were b a tte ry of seven tubes.
T he re g u la r m on th ly m eeting of
shipped out of B an d o n d u rin g th e
Mr.
Sam
uel
B
artelson.
w
ho
now
about trying to tell others what to do.
sum m er. The d a rlln g to n la (b e tte r ow ns an d o p erates the property, th e B rookings ch am b e r of com ­
w as held F rid a y n ig h t a t
The big man. the successful man, the man who know n locally as In d ian P ipes) Is h as found th a t th e b a tte ry of th m e erce C hetco
Inn. A nu m b er of Im ­
iv o ro u s p la n t in asm u ch as closed tubes proves m ore success­
does things, is usually the quiet, unassuming fellow a it carn
Is ti n a tu ra l lrs e c t tr a p
It ful In th e h an d lin g of th e high p o rta n t business m a tte rs w ere
who has learned to do what the Greek philosopher grow s In th e sw am ps of th is sec­ a rsen ic c n it e n t o re th a n does the acte d upon.
d Mrs. C. E. C arp en te r
told his fellows centuries ago to do, "Know thyself." tion an d Is said to be p ecu liar to ro ta ry fu rn ace w hich w as p u t on and Mr th an
e ir five children, including
P o rt O rford w hite ce d a r d istrict. the p ro p e rty d u rin g one of its fo r­
The loud fellow, the fellow who has much free O liver W aldvogel o f th e C ash
a p a ir of three-m onth-old tw in
er operations. T hough the Wat- boys, w ere g u ests F rid a y n ig h t of
advice to bestow upon his friends and associates, M arket, w ho h as one on his show m E agle
ore is one of the rich est
rs Jo h n R. Hill.
wouldn't be so liberal with this advice if he but knew case an d Who h as been fa m ilia r c in n a b a r ores In th e west, th e a r ­ Mr D r a n H d arv M ey
NOTARY PUBLIC
M artin, of the Ix>s
w
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th
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p
lan
t
fo
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m
any
years,
senic c o n te n t h as m ade th e ore
himself.
says it a p p ears to be found only d ifficu lt to tr e a t w hich acco u n ts A ngeles p a rty of business men
ped on the Chetco. re tu rn e d to
Usually, the better we know ourselves, the more In th e a re a ex ten d in g alo n g th e p a rtia lly for th e m an y shutdow ns cam
Los A ngeles last w eek.
O ther
o f w hich R andon Is about of the property.
W. T. White
we realize how little we know, and the harder we th coast
m em bers of the p a rty will rem ain
e cen ter, alth o u g h som e have
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present
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strive to gain knowledge and education, and thus, been & und as fa r inland as G ra n ts
u n til about th e m iddle of the
e rty Is an experienced quicksilver m onth.
Port Orford, Ore.
because we know ourselves, we learn, and succeed. Pass.
m an and his p re s e n t policy o f slow ­
M
rs
G
eorge
Mr
and
Sometimes perhaps, if we knew ourselves bet­ A resid en t o f G ra n ts P a ss cam e ly building th e p ro p erty Into a drove to E ugene d u rin g
ere early th is su m m er and g a th ­
larg e scale p ro d u cer w hile w o rk ­ week.
ter, we might realize that with work and study, and h ered
th ese p la n ts for sh ip m en t to
Currv Chapter No. 135
ing out the m etallu rg y of th e d if­
Mr and Mrs. Jo h n R
ambition and energy, it would be easier to accom­ flo rists S h ip m en ts w ere m ade by ficult
th o u g h rich ore prom ises a Miss F lorence Hill w ere
O. E. S.
plish the things we long to do. but do not because we express as fa r e a st as Colum bus. p e rm a n e n t and successful o p e ra ­ B each F rid a y
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
Ohio, and th ey sold a t re tail for
tion of a rich p ro p e rty for m any
fail to realize our latent powers.
Mrs E llen E stes, h er m other.
d ay of each m o n th .
V isito rs
as high a s $5 each in th e east.
y
ears to com e P acific C oast Mi­ Mrs. L apanltz. Mrs. P oyer and
alw ay s w elcom e.
The Spartan Chilo was right: “Know’ thyself” is T hey a re pulled up by th e roots, n er.
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M rs M ary A nthony w ere in B rook­
W o rth y M atron,
w rap p ed In w et m oss an d shipped,
a Heaven-born phrase.
ings F rid a y on
th e ir w ay to
L u clle E. Mc­
ap p a re n tly w ith o u t Injury, and
when put In w a te r will grow and
function as a fly tr a p fo r m onths
T he p lan t d eriv es Its botan ical
nam e from D r W illiam D arlin g
nn A m erican botanist.
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Port Orford, Ore.
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LESS THAN 3
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Y ou see the telephone In s tru ­
m ent. w hich to m an y is th e sum
and su b stan ce
of telephone
equipm ent.
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A ctually th a t tlephone rep­
resen ts less th a n 3 p er cen t of
the to tal eq u ip m en t nece»sary
fo r your sh a re of service H id ­
den from view a re m iles of
wire, sw itchboards, pow er p lan ts
and o th e r equipm ent th e In­
visible rem ainder, n ecessary to
ren d er efficien t service.
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WEST COAST
TELEPHONE CO.
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