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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, October 23, 1928
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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Published weekly at Port Orford. Orogoa
OBO. W BORANBON, M lto r
Catered at the Postofflce at Port Orford. Oregon, at second clast
mail matter under Act of March 3, 187».
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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T W rig h t an d D elm er W rig h t N ovem ber 7, 1929
♦ w ere business v isito rs in M arsh-
No. 2 fo r »3500 00 w ill m atu re
♦ Held M onday.
N ovem ber 7, 1930
♦
Mr and Mrs Jo h n F rom m of I
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r-
said W
n ts
b ca
ear i in
ln te
ter-
♦ Sixes w ere in tow n M onday n ig h t eat T he
at g|x
c en t
annum , pay
able a n n u ally of each y e a r in ac-
C. C. W rig h t of P o rt O rford sp en t
several days In th e so u th end of NOTICE OF W ARRANT SALE | cordance w ith coupons attach ed ,
SUB8CRIPTION RATES
th e county Interview ing voters.
I _
, an d a re payable by th e c le rk of
I
Low
„
N otice of Sale o f U nion H igh said U nion H ig h School D istrict,
A. M P. M.
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A M. P. M
Mrs. C harles H olm strom an d
D lstrlct N um ber Tw o,
children. Alice, H u ld an e and R alph, ry County, Oregon, N egotiable In a t P o rt O rford, C u rry C ounty, O r
Six M o n th s _________________ 91.88
egon, in law ful m oney of th e U ni
W ednesday. Oct. 24
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of Coquille, w ere renew ing old a c te re st B earin g T im e W arran ts.
8:50
2:17
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Advertising rates 16 cents per column tach.
ted S ta te s of A m erica, an d said
T h u rsd ay , Oct. 25
........................ 9:45
q u a in ta n c e s a t H a rb o r last week.
9:45
3:04
3:38
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN.
F rid ay , Oct. 26 .....
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10:21 10:38
I t is 15 y ears since Mrs. H olm T h a t U nion H igh School D istric t W a rra n ts will be read y fo r deliv
3:48
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ery on th e d a te of said sale
S atu rd ay . Oct. 27 .
Tuesday, October 23, 1928.
stro m lived here.
10:57
4:30
5:08
N um ber Two, C u rry County, Ore-
Sunday, Oct. 28
T he said W a rra n ts will be sold
11 2Ä 11:38
5:10
5:53
F red Bell and a p a rty of fo u r gon, N egotiable In te re s t B earing
M onday, Oct. 29
for cash to th e h ig h e st an d best
.................. 12 19 12:09
5.50
6
09.
frien
d
s
from
Los
A
ngeles
passed
T
im
e
W
a
rra
n
ts,
b
earin
g
in te re st bidder and th e B oard o f D irecto rs
Our government is a stake of such inestimable T uesday, Oct. 30
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.. 1:08
1.48
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th ro u g h th is section an d stay ed a t the ra te of six p er c e n t per an-
value as to demand our constant and watchful vig
of said U nion H igh School D istric t
over from T uesday to T hu rsd ay , num from d a te th e re o f u n til paid.
reserv es th e rig h t to reject any
ilance for its preservation.—-James Buchanan.
L I R E O F SO U T H E R N O R E .;
fire.
Mr. B ell’s p a rty h as been on quite will be sold by the B oard of Di-
an d all bids.
W ID E V A R IE T Y R ESO U R C E S
T w en ty th o u san d people visited an extended trip , going up in to recto rs of U nion H igh School Dis-
B y o rd e r of th e B oard of D irec
th e O regon C aves in 1927. W ith “ B ritish Colum
C olum bia.
bia
tr ic t N um ber Two, and sealed bids
to rs of U nion H igh School D is
(C ontinued from page 1.)
Jo e B arrow s, accom panied by his will be received th e re fo r for, dur-
th e im proved roads and o th e r ac
tr ic t N u m b er Two, C u rry County,
com m odations now available it is fa th e r and a friend from S an F ra n - ing and until 9:00 o’clock A. M.
O regon, th is 22d d ay of October.
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- | age to th e P acific. L esser stre a m s believed a la rg e r n u m b er will see cisco, flew
— „v,....
dow n u one
„ c u<*y
d ay la
m at
s t w e eek
e n Vi
of n N o ovem
v e m o ber
e r 7,
i, 1928,
razs, by
Dy tne
the under-
,
CONSERVATION AND RIVER BILLS
' a re th e Illinois river, Coquille riv- th is unique n a tu ra l phenom enon in and visited his w ife’s parents. Mr. signed th e a c tin g clerk of said 1928.
LOUIS L. K N A PP,
1928.
an
d
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
B.
Moore,
on
th
e
ir
D
istrict,
a
t
th
e
U
nion
H
igh
School
,. P ne 2-„th ? spT ° u? argum ents of the backers o f ,
C h airm an of th e B oard of
s o f m iles of trails, built farm UP the Chetco. On T uesday B uilding in said D istric t a t P o rt
D irecto rs of U nion H igh
tne tour Dills to r the closing of the Rogue, Umpqua, T h ere a re m any o th e r sm aller and H u m n d a red
in tain ed fo r fo re st protec- he took a n u m b er of local people O rford, Oregon.
Said W a rra n ts
School D istric t
N um ber
McKenzie and Deschutes rivers to all fu rth er com-' streams A11 these stre a m s rise in tlon, a re fre e ly used by th e public UP in his Plane. H e w ent on to will be dated N ovem ber 7, 1928,
Two. C u rry C ounty, Ore.
to
gain
access
to
som
e
o
f
th
e
b
est
C
rescen
t
C
ity
W
ednesday
w
here
he
and
num
bered
1
an
d
2.
mercial development is th at the potential hydro-.
A ttest
G EO SUTTON.
h u n ting, fish in g and recreatio n stopped an d took p assen g ers up
i*1" 1 ’ for $1500 00 will m atu re
No.
O23t3.
A cting Clerk.
electric should be conserved for the people of Ore- u o n at fo rests so th e ir flow is con- g r o u n d s in the world. F o re st for sh o rt flights,
gon, the implication being th at sometime in the dim 8tant wlth plenty of water durin* cam ps fo r public use have been es- Mrs. M eta Cooley, accom panied
tablished by th e fo rest service a t by M rs W ayne B lagdon an d Mrs.
fu tu re when Oregon is sufficiently developed to
su ch specially ad ap te d places as D ave G ilm ore, drove up to J a c k s
C. R. WADE
create a m arket for this potential power that the re- ern Oregon range from field crops, U nion creek, D iam ond lake, L ake- creek an d w ent up on the m oun-
Attorney-at-Law.
STARK
BROS.
strictions on its development imposed by these bills frult and ,ora»e- to timber and of-the-W oods an d G rayback creek, tain to pick hu ck leb erries and
would B p rpmovpd
m in erals in th e m ou n tain s. W ate r
Firs! National Bank Bldg.
R ecreatio n in so u th ern O regon is w hile pick in g th ey m ade th e re-
—, i—
- - - cy
- - b u t ..
. no m a rk th a t th ey m ig h t scare up
U
8 xi_
.
P° Wer 18 a b u n d a n t D evelopm ent now
in its in fan
it needs
NURSERIES
Bandon
-
Oregon
r UMifldiflGnt<illy chCclp power is the HJ^ency thut °f
th ese resources has begun p ro p h e t’s eye to see it grow and a d eer in th e b erry p atch S h o rtly
creates the development of the other resources of a but 18 8ti11 ,n lts ,niancy
far develop Into a m a jo r source of a fte r a d eer did ju m p up and s ta r t
Louisiana, Mo.
h e a lth an d pleasu re as well as a to rup. but failed to g et aw ay as
^ iOn,:k t !lerf ? re ' Power development naturally
<C. a
DR. L. R. PUGH
p e rm a n e n t incom e to th e region Mrs. G ilm ore raised h e r gun an d
takes the lead in such development. The closing of nation gro u n d The m ajo r f . a - w hich is so well ad ap te d to becom e by a well d irected sh o t b ro u g h t
the rivers of Oregon to power and other forms of ture" a re C ra te r lake In th e C ra te r a n atio n ally know n playground.
him down. T hey got i s gallons of
Dental Surgeon
hu ck leb erries and th e deer.
commercial development will effectually block prog- ‘¿?nal par.k; Or,PK.on caves in the
1 R U IT T R E E «
»•laN T H
At
Port
Orford Pharmacy
Mr. an d Mrs. E v e re tt R eekm an,
ress in Oregon s development and will be a blow at lake on th e U m pqua n atio n al for-
Court House News
accom panied by Mr. R e e k m a n ’s
VINES
SH RU B S
C aughell
true conservation of our natural resources.
i est> L ak «-of-the-w ood» on th e c r a - , F red
Phone l 4 l
Port Orford, Ore.
.
. . w . as . in Coquille
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uiuuici,
m other, ixi.10.
Mrs. xviti.ii»,
M aas, uiiu
an d airs.
Mrs. u O. . W.
w.
h aving som e d en tal w ork done last M i||er drove to A ahiand , he f(rgt
The
late
Theodore
Roosevelt—the
g
reat
expon-'
?£t,onal
rT
8t'uRogue
rlver-
M onday a n d T uesday. D u rin g his of'
ent of conservation of the natural resources of this
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O RN A M EN TA L T R E E S
Mrs. R eekm an w ent
P o rt O rford an d o th e r points absence a d ep u ty w as in c h arg e of over
get h er litt)e g ,r , whQ haa
country—said :
along th e coast. Good ro ad s open
‘?e
,
been sta y in g w ith h e r g ra n d p a r-
the f(,aturea
w ay to th ese
m ajo r re c re a h tio n
T he election books have now enta aince the ,ittle aiater c a ,ne
“Wise forest protection does not mean the with- al
The
al featu res. T he P acific h ig hw ay
com pleted A very larg e poll
Mra Maaa w ent to M tIe creek
drawal of forest resources, w hether of wood, w ater th ro u g h th e in terio r, th e R oosevelt been
w as m ade th is year, the to tal be- to vlait her alater Mra R ert y o k .
VAL E. BOYER
or grass, from contributing their full share to the hl*hw»y alons th e coast, a link of n m n
u nu l8Jhb?.rhOOd ° ' 17° ° ° m
T hey re tu rn e d hom e W ed-
R e p re s e n ta tiv e
Gold
B
each
h
ad
the
m
ost
regls-
„esd
ay
evening
SERVICE STATION
welfare of the people, but, on the contrary, gives the ~ e Redwood h* hway between
assurance of larger and ¿ o r e certain supW es The
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.
H ow ard W alton an d son H arold
F re d Moore and th e county clerk w ere up from R lveralde
C a„ f
Port Orford. Ore.
fundam ental idea of forestry is the perpetuation of two at the south an d th e c o o s B ay w ent on a fishing expedition last for a few d
Associated Gas
high w ay betwppn
betw een R o seb u rg and T hu rsd ay , but did not re p o rt a n y
The sum m er hom e of Mra R lch .
forests by use. Forest protection is not an end in Coquille
hiKhwav
u n itin g them a t th e north, ? Cw n s
HUn‘ ’OCk a rd s Up ,b e C hetc° *s P rogressing
itself; it is a means to increase and sustain the re m ake possible a loop trip th a t Is
Kelly Springfield Tires
3 n> i r? ' i / T t ,
nicely. T he log w alls a re up an d
sources of our country and the industries which de unique an d o u tsta n d in g even F red C. Bell of Los A ngeles w as the roof Is on.
am ong th e splendid series o f roads a v isito r a t th e co u rth o u se last
pend on them.’’
A house w arm ing w as given fo r
for w hich O regon is fam ous Along W ednesday. H e is th e tru ste e of
To truly conserve the w ater power resources of tw
/tX * mounuin.'Tnd“^ ^ » 1 a large co rp o ratio n in th a t city. Mr. and Mrs. S ylvester P ay n e of
L. B. HATTON
the upper C hetco in th e ir new
these great rivers, therefore, the energy not going iore8ts and farm s vie w ith rivers, T axes a re due an d will become house.
D ancing w as indulged in
Prop.
to waste should be put to beneficial use—to withdraw beaehe8, or"*n headlands and Pro- d elinquent a fte r the fifth of N o and a bountiful su p p er w as served.
greasive tow ns In a ttra c tin g th e In vem ber
P ro p e rty holders
are Mrs. P ayne received a nice lot of
these rivers from all forms of commercial develop te re st of to u rists an d settlers. F ed urged to pay th e ir taxes so as not
Port Orford, Oregon
ment is a step backward—not forw ard—and the eral fu n d s and s ta te m oney In lib to be placed on th e delinquency presents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E M anscam
roll.
voters of the great state of Oregon must give due
amount8 made the8e «p«*ndid
sp en t several days h u n tin g up the
SB/N n HI rl/y weax 4- i z-» m to the
L
J direction'¡n
!
A*
9 which"
1 • 1 they
. »
consideration
are go- t ^ X T i i , X irX "* ?*
C hetco river.
Situation in a
T. N. Hull now has his gas shov
self, to th e en jo y m en t an d use of
el on the C hetco riv er
rk e t
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th e public.
Southwest County road job and will load and m a haul
I I.' \ | f \ J TPf 1 I? / k I ? t ' I?’F
A lready th e little tow ns, fo rm er
(E u g en e R eg ister)
gravel rapidly.
1 ’
V
r •
r
™
,y ,8Olated an d a l«"°st unknow n.
T he ed ito r of the P o rt O rford
(Editorial in Fountain Inn (S. C.) Tribune)
aie taking their rightful places on N ew s is c ircu larizin g the press of
PORT ORFORD, ORE.
X X
X X # 8*
The world contains ju st two kinds of neonle_ ,he map and "howln* the rf,suits th e sta te w ith a plea for help to X
CONFECTIONERY
those you like an,I those you are not interested in. X X a X X T a
w ard d e fe a tin g th e fo u r riv e r a n ti
• COUNTY C L E R K 'S F IL IN G S •
Up-to-Itate Goods
developm ent bills to be on th e bal
(Never do anybody the honor of hating him.
m ent a re a p p a re n t w h erev er the
lot N ovem ber 6. C u rry co u n ty ’s
Always Fresh
When you find a man unworthy of respect and good roads have touched W ith d irect in te re st lies in th e Rogue
th e developm ent of co m m u n ity o r riv er bill, w hich if enacted would
W. .1. Paulman, Prop.
friendship, do not quarrel with him; neither keep g anization and c o n tac t w ith oth
S am uel Jo rd a n . Geo. W Roxe-
developm ent of our south- haven, w a rra n ty deed.
Port Orford, Ore.
him in mind and say evil things about him. Simply • r s h aving t h e sam e problem s, the paralyze
w estern m o st co u n ty for all tim e.
Miller. M. E. H u n ter, c h a t
dismiss him from your thoughts, keep away from cities o f so u th ern O regon a re go A lready, as th e c irc u la r points out, tel C. m B. ortgage
ing fo rw ard w ith c e rta in prospects 65 per c en t of C u rry co u n ty ’s area
hm and
eventually
forget that
he —
exists.
M ontgom ery W ard & Co., con.
T4 i
l
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1?.
or
of mcr
in creased im p o rtan ce an d use- is held by the federal govern m en t
bill of sale.
It is <i habit you can cultivate, and it makes the nun»»s.s
I in a fo rest reserve and th u s Kept
T. P. Hanly, W. E. Cope, s a tis
.ach y e a r since th e com ing of o ff th e tax ro lls so th a t C urry
Id almost as nlpasanf
t»« though
thmurl, R|] unWOfthv ®-acb
world
pleasant as
faction of m ortgage
good
roads
to
u
rists
from
all
p
a
rts
people were dead.
co u n ty ’s n a tu ra l revenues
a re
C H. P ettin g er. Irish Cobbler,
o f th e U nited S tates a re visiting crippled
T he R ogue riv er bill location.
th e r e g i o n an d 1 e a v ia n g large would w ithhold fu r th e r n a tu ra l re
WATCH
C. B Miller. E lm er A. Miller, a
am o u n ts of outsid e m oney to in sources in th e co u n ty from bene
THE FOUR Ils
w a rra n ty deed
crease th e w ealth of so u th ern O r ficial use. F ro m th e N ew s cir-
_____
Hoover for president. Hawley for congressman. egon
M
ason _________
E h rm an . _ C. H P e ttin g e r
co m m u n ities W ith th e com-
¡
Hoss for secretary of state, and Hall foi senator tnK th e to u rist, th e value of o u r cular. w hich p re se n ts the su b je c t ielea.se of judgm ent,
ably. It a p p ears th a t C urry co u n ty
M arshall Wells, C H. P e ttlr g e r.
g ieen hills has been so clearly would be in even w orse case th an
make a hard combination to beat.
show n th a t local resid en ts a re ta k som e of th e o th e rs affected by the lelease of judgm ent.
SPACE
B. K. Lawson. L indsay S crutton.
in g a lively In terest in keeping riv ers bills if th ey should pass
NOTARY PUBLIC
assig n m en t of m ortgage.
lUSTK’E RAND
so u th ern O regon green . an d a ttra c - A-«*,
lo c ic 1» P in II Iireu io
for r m
the e
C. H. P e ttin g e r. L. A
L ucas,
Justice Rand is entitled to an overwhelming h in . ? h"? h ,W ? !‘t r “ w the 1 d B e u ,e t “ th ‘ e of re ,h is e m ste rn in need
,bp
deed
?
,
.
i
..
aU‘y
d
’‘8troy’
a
n
d
i«
f
legitim
ate
in
d
u
strial
develop-
vote on November
6 as a deserved rebuke to the das-
2Î11’
H al S tu tsm an . A ssociated S tu ts
W. T. White
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d riv es a w iy th e gam e and en co ur
m an group, affidavit.
tardly attack of the pestiferous Joseph of Multnr ages bru sh to replace th e tim b er m ent.
A gnes Miller, Wm. H R ennett,
mah.
Is looked upon as a calam ity to
Port Orford, Ore.
be p rev en ted by cooperative effort Novelty Company Formed <a!isfaftion of mortgage
Coquille. Oct. 20 W illiam
E.
"
A Wood, Geo. W
H enry.
W ealth y men w ith a wide range
cent C ity recen tly
o f choice a re building su m m er Colem an. E m il G abrlelson an d D r w a rra n ty dpp‘l
W E D D E K IH HN IT E M S
*
Jo h n P rin ce an d F ran cis Tjiln hom es In th is favored region and C. L Brow n, have organized the
Geo. W H enry. F red C aughell,
Curry Chapter No. 135
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have been elected on th e school spen d in g m oney freely to develop A rtistic W ood N ovelty Mfg Co. m ortgage
Mr an d M rs
R oderick C lark board to fill the vacan cies of Chas. an d b eau tify th e ir places S u m m er O bjects of the firm , w hich Is ca p
M ontgom ery W ard * Co., ^ e ss e
Regular meetings, third Satur
w ere last week business v isito rs In Jo h n so n and Lloyd S tra tto n
hom e colonies have sp ru n g up at italized for 82500. a re m a n u fa c tu r W ilson, con. bill of sale.
day of each month
Visitors
M arshfield.
M rs Mabel G illings of P o rt O r D iam ond lake,
l-ake-of the W o o d s ing and selling wood novelties w ith
always welcome.
Port Orford, Ore.
C has W ak em an , Chas. Jo h n so n ford sp en t S unday v isitin g th e J.
an d R ecreatio n creek on n atio nal h e a d q u a rte rs on S outh B roadw ay.
Worthy Matron,
an d F red P o stal m otored to C res F. G illings fam ily.
Donna Joy McKenzie
fo rest land w hich Is occupied and M arshfield
Luclle E. Mc
)
developed u n d er special use p er
Has Birthday P arty
Kenzie.
m its from th e fo rest service. E v
D onna Jo y M cK enzie w as 13
Secretary,
HUCKLEBERRIES
ery su m m er hom e w h eth er on p ri
y ears old last M onday and In th e
Louts« C. Sco
v ate or g o v ern m en t land Is an ad d
WANTED
evening betw een th e h o u rs of 8 to
field
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
ed reason for keeping out forest
IN EVERY HOME
A larg e crop th is y ear
We
10 e n te rta in e d a jolly g ro u p of h e r ,
w ish to p u rch ase 60,000 pounds
school m ates.
H ollow e’en gam es
of h u ck leb erries P rice 6 'i c per
and decorations m ade th e M cKen- ■
com plete telephone service Is
PORT ORFORD
pound at C a n n ery B erries m ust
zle hom e a m ost festive place And
HATS
be cleaned
Boxes a re fu rn ish
a convenience to every m em ber
to the d elig h t and am azem en t of i
ODGE A. F. & A. M
ed pickers.
We have a
the m erry m ak ers a gypsy fo rtu n e J
No. 170
of th e fam ily. P ro p e rly placed
IIO I r ( II %SE < \ N N I N G < O ,
te ller arriv ed , and It is stated w as '
Complete Assortment
Meets second Saturday of each
extension telephones save tirin g
INC.
stran g ely wise In h er predictions
month. Visiting bretbern wel
A. C. ( base, Mgr.
of the
A b eau tifu l b irth d a y cak e w ith
steps fo r th e housew ife. Son o r
come.
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
M> rtle P oint
-
O regon
p unch an d w afers w as enjoyed at a I I ItANCIS W. SM ITH.
d au g h ter, siste r o r b ro th er, dad
Latest Styles
late h o u r T he invited g uests In-1
W o rsh ip fu l M aster, j ■
eluded M rs M ary R Rice. Cam il- ’
or m o th e r—find th em a y ear
I»A M l) JE N K S .
On The Roosevelt Highway
For Summer
la W hite. Ju n e C riim bley. Ellen
___
Secretary. | I ’round com fort and satisfactio n .
W Tiitworth
G eorgia H utchinson
BANK
Broadway Millinery
W ilbur P c n lin g S hirley F o rty O r
FISHING — HUNTING
259 So B roadw ay
BOATING
ris F rom m H azel Jam ieson, tlene
OF
And. too, th e telephone Is an
M a n h field . On*<oti.
T h u rm an
V ivian
W hite
F aye
WOODMEN
BATHING
Tribbey. E d w ard L indberg E d ith
aid
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