Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, November 20, 1928.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT ORFORD NEWS
I LOST—Between Bandon and Port November 7, 192#
Orford, a wool sweater and a
No. 2 for $3500 00 will
* COUNTY CLERK’S FILINGS ♦
l u m b e r j a c k sweater. Finder
November 7, 1930.
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♦ please leave at N ews office, Port I The said W arrants bear Inter
Orford.
C atered a t the Poatofflce at Port Orford, Oregon, as second glass
est at six per cant per annuls, pay-
mall m atter under Act o t March 3, 187#.
Florence E. Gillings, Mabel A.
, able annually o f each year In ac
Tide Table for Week Ending Novem ber 87, 1988, at Port Orford. Ore.
Gillings, deed.
NOTICE OF WARRANT SALE cordance with coupons attached,
BU B8CRJ PTIQN RATES:
M acleay Estate, G. B. Stafford,
High
and are payable by the clerk of
Ix>W
deed.
I N otice of Sale of Union High said Union H igh School District,
One Tear ---------------------------- I I . • •
A. M P M
A. M P. M
School
D
istrict
Number
Two,
Cur-
J.
W
McKenzie,
F.
E.
Gillings,
at Port Orford, Curry County, Or
W ednesday, Nov. 21 .... ................._ 7:33
Sta M o n t h s -------------------------- l l . l l
7:10
satisfaction of mortgage.
| ry County, Oregon. Negotiable In egon, in lawful money o f the Uni
Thursday, Nov. 22 .....
.
8
17
8
20
A dvertising rates IS cents per colon ia Inch.
John Dickey, F. M Marsh, sa t terest Bearing Time Warrants.
Friday, Nov. 23 .......... ~ ............ 8:88
ted States of America, ai.d said
9 23
) NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN,
isfaction o f chattel mortgage.
Saturday, Nov. 24 ..
W arrants will be ready for deliv
................... 9:39 10:20
That
Union
H
igh
School
D
istrict
F.
G.
Bunch,
W.
B.
Rldle,
quit
Sunday, N ov 25
ery on the date of said sale.
................ 10:18
claim deed.
Number Two, Curry County, Ore
Monday, Nov. 26
- .......... 11:16 10 ÎW
The said W arrants will be sold
W illis T. White, David McKenzie, gon, Negotiable Interest B earing for cash to the h igh est and best
Tuesday, Nov 27
..........- ...... 12:07 11:39
warranty deed.
Time Warrants, bearing interest bidder and the Board o f Directors
May Ross, Wm. Ash, quitclaim. at the rate of six per cent per an of said Union H igh School District
Mr. and Mrs. John Chenoweth ence. If we look to the compara
Curry County bank. E. E. Miller, num from date thereof until paid, reserves the right to reject any
and Miss Erm a Ellis motored to tive strength and resources of satisfaction of mortgage.
will be sold by the Board of D i and all bids.
Bandon Saturday.
Spain and those new governments,
John Hampshire, American E x rectors of Union High School D is
By order of the Board o f Direc
Mrs. Lena Buxton o f Marshfield and their distance from each other, change bank, chattel mortgage.
trict Number Two. and sealed bids
tors o f Union High School Dis
was a I^mglois visitor Saturday.
it must be obvious that she can
W alter J. Fry, The Public, affi will be received therefor for, dur
trict Number Two, Curry County,
Andrew Olsen was down from never subdue them. It is still the d a v it
ing and until 9:00 o’clock A. M.
Oregon, this 22d day o f October
The Dunes the first of the week, true policy of the United States to
Alfred M Smith, The Public, a f of November 7, 1#28, by the under 1928.
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visiting his sister, Mrs. O. P. leave the parties to them selves, in fidavit.
signed the acting clerk o f said
LOUIS L. KNAPP,
Haagensen. and calling on friends. hope that other powers will pursue
Eliza Miller, Jam es Jackson, war District, at the Union High School
Chairman of the Board of
Wade H Wilson, editor of The the sam e course.”
ranty deed.
Building In said D istrict at Port
Directors of Union High
T rinity Journal, who was serious
Eliza Miller, W esley R. Hill, deed. Orford, Oregon.
Said W arrants
School D istrict
Number
ly hurt in an auto accident near
R. W esley Hill, Curry County will be dated November 7, 1928
Two, Curry County, Ore.
Red B lu ff last July, w rites that he ♦
and numbered 1 and 2.
♦ bank, mortgage.
Attest:
GEO. SUTTON,
and his wife, who also has been ♦
P IR A T E 8’ W EEKLY
<#
Dennis Cunnlff, Curry County
No. 1 for $1500.00 will mature
O23t3.
A cting Clerk.
in poor health for som e time, are ♦
Edna Miller, Editor
♦ bank, mortgage.
keeping house in an apartm ent ♦
State Industrial Accident com
♦
at 2802 School street, Oakland, Cal
mission. R. M. Beckham, complaint
ifornia, while having dental work
H. M. Nilsen, Anna B. Nilsen,
The high school is very glad to bill o f sale.
done, and will soon be leaving for
A ttorney-at-Law .
home (W eaverville).
Mr. Wilson report that two new students have
W illis T White, John W McKen
said he had exam inations by sev registered: Josephine Biddle, and zie, mortgage.
First N ational Bank Bldg.
eral different doctors In settlem ent Mrs. W. T. W hite Jr. as a part-
American bank, W hite Cedar
Bando«
-
Oregon
o f his insurance and indem nity time student. We hope that they Sales company, sat. of mortgage.
and had collected about $1600 Mr. will both enjoy the work and ac
Brookings State bank, Valta C.
W ilson has worked on the Journal tivities of the school.
Kindel, satisfaction of mortgage.
Although
the
gym
had
not
yet
about 16 years, and will be remem
State of Oregon, Clarence Dry
bered by all the older residents of been taken over, the first basket den, satisfaction of mortgage
Curry county, as beginning his ca ball practice was had Tuesday eve
F e d e r a l Land bank, Storer
Dental Surgeon
There Peirce, satisfaction of mortgage.
reer as a journalist with the pio ning by the girls' team
FRUIT
TREKS
.
PLAUTO
neer printer, W alter Sutton, In were not enough players for a
At P ort Orford Pharm acy
Lindsay Scrutton, Sadie Pettin-
Port Orford, later working with J. game but m uch practice is passing, ger, partial release.
VINBH . SHRl/BM
I H. Upton on a little paper in Lang pivoting, and shooting was in
Phone l « i
Port Orford, Ore.
U. S. A., I. E. Hamilton, patent.
lois, then Dalryville. Wade Wilson dulged In; a very satisfactory prac
Carrie S. Young. Curry county,
tice
resulting.
is a brother of the writer.
ORNAMENTAL TREES
deed.
The m atter o f buying a light
Mary Smedberg, Arch Rock No.
plant was taken up by the student y
HOOVER EN ROUTE
body Tuesday, and a note made
Mason Ehrman Co., C. H. Pettin-
TO SOUTH AMERICA out for the final paym ents on i t
ger, partial release.
We expect to begin night practice
A. L. LaChance, Peacock No. 5.
(Continued from page 1.)
just as soon as the plant can be location.
installed.
Repm sen ta il re
A. L. LaChance, Peacock No. 1,
and maintained it, and whose inde
We regret very much the Ill location.
pendence we have, on great consid ness of one of our junior students,
W. E. Allen, D. E. Nelson, mar
eration and on Just principles, ack Donald McKenzie.
The school
nowledged, we could not view any m isses him very much in all the riage license.
D. Quellen estate, petition for
interposition for the purpose of work, and hopes that he m ay soon
probate.
oppressing them, or controlling in be back in school again.
any other manner their destiny,
Visitors that have been at school
by any European power, in any oth thus far this week are Orland An
er light than as the m anifestation derson and W illiam Paulman from
Fred Caughell, the county clerk,
Harry W'ooden, Leas Hutton, Hu- of an unfriendly disposition toward Portland.
was absent from his office last
♦
♦ bert Edwards and Christian Nlel- the United States. In the war be
Tuesday and W ednesday when he
♦ LANGLOIS AND VICINITY ♦ sen
Edwards and Nielsen acted tween those new governm ents and
S. Shum ate of Bandon was in was In Marshfield having some
as w aiters The boys did their work Spain we declared our neutrality Port Orford Saturday.
dental work done. A deputy was
in a very creditable manner.
at the time of their recognition,
in charge while he was away.
W B. “Bill" Neathery, a former and to this tim e we have adhered
Margaret Johnson was given the
Word reached Tsinglols shortly
day o ff last Thursday when she
after noon Friday of the death of resident of Curry county, but who and shall continue to adhere, pro
vided
no
change
shall
occur
which.
motored to Marshfield, taking her
Mrs Susan Sw eet at her home in for the last 10 or 12 years has
GET YOUR
sister to the depot. Miss B etty
Coquille, after a short illness Mrs been living In Hoquiam. Wn., was In the Judgment of the com petent
Johnson left for an eastern visit
Sw eet was the mother of our local shaking hands with old friends In authorities of this government,
Mr. shall make a corresponding change
to her aunt before leaving for
merchant, A J Sweet. She leaves town the first of the week
Europe.
to mourn her passing three sons Neathery Is a half-brother of Mrs on the part of the United States
The budget board, composed of
and four daughters, Mr. Sweet Is-utwyler The brother and sister indispensable to their security.
'The late events in Spain and
Will Walker. A. C. Thompson and
having been killed in an autom o had not met for 13 years
PORT ORFORD, ORE.
Portugal show that Europe is still
Clarence Zumwalt, met In the
bile accident near the Arizona Inn
One of the neat little homes in
unsettled
Of
this
Important
fact
several years ago
clerk's
office
Saturday,
November
Langlois is that o f Mr and Mrs.
no stronger proof can be adduced
17, to draw up the budget for the
The Langlois Women's club held O. W Needham, who have a small
than that the allied powers should
coming year.
Its regular w eekly m eeting Wed service station on the highway just
have thought it proper, on a prin
at the
William E. Allen and Dorothy
nesday at the home of Julia An north of the Langlois Cheese fac
ciple
satisfactory to them selves, to
Edna Nelson obtained a license to
derson In the W. O. W building; tory. The N eedham s have an acre
have interposed by force In the in
wed at 10 minutes after 12 Friday
Mrs Jacobsen of the North Star o f ground cultivated and seeded to
ternal concerns of Spain. To what
night. They persuaded Margaret
ranch w as hostess, serving dell- I grass with clum ps and single spe
extent such interposition may be
Johnson to get up and give them
clous refreshm ents after the busl cim ens of ceuar, rhododendron,
carried on the sam e principle. Is a
a license and then had to awaken
ness m eeting
The Women's club ! huckleberry and other o f our na
Ralph Starr to marry them. Fi
In conversation question to which all independent
has done some commendable work tive shrubbery.
Bandon.
powers, whose governm ents differ I
nally. about one o’clock In the
in and around Ianglois. having with Mr. Needham he remarked
from theirs, are interested; even i
morning, they were married and
shingled the church last summer about the beauty of our wild shrubs
those most remote, and surely none '
Send them In with i our
started on their w ay back to Cres
and a badly needed piece of re along the Roosevelt highway, and
shoes parcel post.
We pay
cent City
1 said that Portland people who stop more so than the United States
pairing at the cemetery
Our policy In regard to Europe,
charges
one
way.
All
work
J C. Robinson, Guy Farrier and
it
his
little
station
com
m
ent
on
the
Some m iscreants broke Into the '
which was adopted at an early
guaranteed.
Ted Miller brought In coyote skins
church one night last week and ' wonderful variety and colorings of
and obtained the bounty paid for
We who see stage of the wars which have so
after upsetting things in general, • our wild plant life
long agitated that quarter o f the !
them.
Prices Right.
scatterin g candy around, e t c . stole these beautiful things every day
globe, nevertheless remains the
th e axe kept In the church to split fall to appreciate and enjoy them,
same, which is. not to interfere In
wood and kindling
We hate to but if by som e m ischance the
ih,' internal concerns of any of Its H
think that we have such young ground was overnight stripped and
powers; to consider the govern
left
bare
of
vegetation.
if
the
people In our peaceable little town,
ment de facto as the legitim ate
When In Marshfield, call and
If you’ll make inquiry of most
and hope that It was more thought meadowlark and robin songs were
government for us; to cultivate
Inspect the Smartest. Newest
any Lebanon hunter he will tel
lessness on their part than a de- hushed, what a desolate place this
friendly
relations
with
It.
and
to
arrivals in
you that "no hunting” and “post
site to do mischief, for these small would be
preserve those relations by a frank,
ed” signs are thicker In this state
offenses. If continued, lead to
Mr and Mrs Bert Wells. Mrs firm, and manly policy; meeting,
than ever before, and that each
crim es that may end in misery C Zumwalt and Mrs R Capps of
In all instances, the Just claim s of
year sees an Increase in their num
and shame.
Sixes attended the m eeting of the every power; subm itting to Injuries
ber. But if he is a good hunter,
The order o f Neighbors of Wood N O W Friday night
GOTHAM GOLD ST R IPE
from none. But in regard to these
and a real sportsman, he will not
craft (A gate Circle No 506) met in
HOSE
M E Oliver o f the firm o f Oli continents, circum stances are em n- I
censure the land owners for erect
regular session Friday night, No ver Bros of the new confectionery
The Best Sotcklng to be had
inently and conspicuously different
ing such signs On the other hand
vem ber 16. After the usual busl store made a business trip to B an
for the Money.
It is impossible that the allied
he will tell you that careless hunt
n ess Win Cope was admitted Into don Saturday.
powers should extend their political
th e circle, then followed the social '
ers. those accustomed to disre
R egular m eetings, third Satur
Mr and Mrs. Ted Harper of system to any portion of either
garding the property of others, are
hour w ith refreshments by the Springfield, Oregon, have been vis
day of each month
V isitors
CI.O JOHNSON’S
continent without endangering our
really to blame It was their un
follow ing benedicts and bachelors. Iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
alw ays welcome.
Ml Central Ave.
Marshfield
peace and happiness; nor can any
necessary
destruction
of
property,
Jam es Sypher, Jam es Chenoweth, Johnnie Jam es for the past week
Worthy Matron,
one believe that our southern breth
j and their discourtesy and greedi-
L uclle E. Mc
ren, if left to them selves, would
' ness that brought the "no hunt-
Kenzie.
adopt It o f their own accord It is
\ ing" signs in increasing numbers
Secretary,
equally Impossible, therefore, that
Careless shooting when livestock is
I«oulee C. Soo
we should behold such interposi
around. tram ping down crops,
field
tion. In any form, with Indlffer-
A large crop this year, We
breaking down fences or leaving
wish to purchase 60.000 pounds
open gates made these signs neces
of huckleberries. Price 6i»c per
sary. though it has worked a hard-
pound at Cannery Berries must J ship on courteous, careful and gen
complete telephone service Is
be cleaned
Boxes are furnish
tlemanly hunters That's the rea
a convenience to every member
ed pickers.
son —and It's about the only rea-
of the family. Properly placed
HOLT-CHASE CANNING CO.. I son—for the "no hunting” sign It
Meets second Saturday ot each
Is Just a little more evidence that
INC,
extension telephones save tiring
month. V isiting brethern w el
som e people are never satisfied un
A. C. Chas«*, Mgr.
come.
steps for the housewife. Son or
til
they
"kill
the
goose
that
lays
Myrtle Point
.
Oregon
FRANCIS W. SMITH,
the golden egg " Lebanon Express.
daughter, sister or brother, dad.
W orshipful Master
or mother—find them a year
DAVID JKNKH,
’round comfort and satisfaction.
Secretary'.
E L. White. Curry's fire warden
Broadway Millinery
I who is spending the winter months
259 So Broadway
in Oakland, w rites that last week
Marshfield. Oregon.
And, too. the telephone is an
he and Floyd Keller, also of Port
Orford, took their first airplane
aid In emergencies and a pro
ride Gene says that when his feet
tection in danger.
Refiner t an d ’Bsvcrj of
| touched Old Mother Earth again
[ it was with a great sigh of re
N ative Platinum and G old
W m u
lief. although the ride was a pleas
Highe« Mark« P u h
month
V ia to rs l i i e i t i
ant experience
our camp.
W ILDBERG B R : o O S s . .
W. J SARIN, e . c .
C H Yi u-ig and Roy E Carter
SMEITINO a REFINING
G CO
CO I
RF.H.NAI. FORTY, (Teilt
vNb.*, '41 MeiS«« V« Co, I. roamer »
of Gold Beach were visitors In
lUst: South Son Iron.,*
’.own last Saturday night.
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Published weekly at Port Orford. Orsgoa
OHO W 8 0R A N B O N . U l f o r
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A long the Seashore
Tuesday, November 20, 1928.
Truth is the highest thing a man may keep.
—Chaucer.
THE NEWSPAPER MAN
(Editorial in Oregon Journal)
The man who wants free publicity and gives
nothing back besieges all newspapers, and none
more than the up-state editor. The mail overwhelms
newspaper offices with all kinds of copy with a re
quest that it be printed free and “marked copies” of
the paper be sent.
In no activity in the world is there so much en
deavor to get something for nothing as is attempted
on the newspaper man. No activity in the world
gives as much to the public gratis and gets
few
thanks back.
For all the boosting of the community, for all
the constructive agitation, for all the struggle at re
form, for all the appeals in behalf of public move
ments. for all the kindly mention of prominent citi
zens, for all the advocacy of candidates, for all the
free notices, free insertions, free publicity, free ex
ploitation, free advertising and free gifts of space
and influence for community chests, church fairs,
philanthropic endeavor and every kind of public
movement, the community expects in return to lay a
few flowers on the grave of the newspaper man and
let it go at th a t
C. R. WADE
STARK BROS.
NURSERIES
Louisiana, Mo.
DR. L. R. PUGH
I
VAL E. BOYER
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
BILLBOARDS
(Editorial in Christian Science Monitor)
Fewer billboards and more board bills by tour
ists is the cry of the women of Wisconsin, who re
port that littering the landscape with unsightly signs
is keeping summer visitors away.
Port Orford, Ore.
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
Court House News
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
AUTO
SIDE
CURTAINS
REPAIRED
Port Orford, Oregon
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a ll
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
Whv No Hunting
Signs Multiply
Real
Estate
WATCH
NOTARY PUBLIC
SPACE
THIS
W. T. White
FALL APPAREL
FOR LADIES
Port Orford, Ore.
Curry Chapter No. 135
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