Port Orford news., December 04, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Pebllehed weekly at Port Orford, Oregon
QBO. W. SORANSON. Editor.
E n te re d a t th a P o ato fflca a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon, aa second otaaa
m all m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 187#
•UBSCJUPTION RA'
Oaa Tear
.—
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Adrentela« ratea I t oaaU par colnnaa lack.
Tuesday, December 4, 1928.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
T h ere w as a b en efit dance for
C. L. B e rry in C o rrick 's pavilion
T h u rsd ay night. Good m usic w as
d onated by O. P. H aagensen an d
W illiam H owe
A p le a sa n t tim e
w as rep o rted th o u g h the a tte n d ­
ance w as ra th e r sm all on account
T ide T able fo r W eek E nd in g D ecem ber 1, 1928, P o rt O riord, Oregon.
of th e sh o rt notice.
L ittle C heris, d a u g h te r of Mrs.
H igh
Low
W ilim ina G ard n er, cook a t H uttons,
A M P M
A M P M
and w ho has been q u ite ill w ith
7:31
7:39
12 36
W ednesday, Dec
1:40
la grippe, is convalescent
T h u rsd ay . Dec. 6 .
8:18
8:43
1:30 2:38
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Howe,
8:59
F rid ay , Dec. 7 .
9:41
1:22
3 26
from th e H owe and E d w ard s mill
S atu rd ay , Dec. 8
9:39 10:32
3:07 4:11
on upper F lo ras creek sp e n t sev ­
Sunday, Dec. 9 _
10:15
3:53
4:52
eral days In tow n th is week.
M onday, Dec. 10
11:18
4:34
5:31
H en ry W ooden of B andon w as a
Tuesday, Dec. 11
12:02 11:24
5:13 8:09
L anglois visitor S atu rd ay .
A head on collision betw een
Miss L u etta Joh n sto n , W. P. Y oung C harlie C rew and O hm an B row n
an d Louis K napp J r . In th e eve­ a t the S ta r ra n ch several days ago
ning Mrs. O rris K napp, Mrs. Louis resulted in th e fo rm er boy h aving
(C ontinued from page 1.)
K napp Sr., Mrs. C larence W right, tw o te e th knocked out, an d alm o st
sum ption. W hy a re th ese self- Mrs A. B. H o g att an d Mrs. G illings
a broken nose.
Y oung B row n's
suggestive ap p eals no t now p re­ m otored to B andon to see "T he
head proved to be th e h a rd e r of
sented to congress for a revival H angm an." A fter th e show th e
th e two.
of th e previous effo rts for a g re a t ladies atten d ed th e a n n u a l dance
Lee Cox of R obin ridge w as In
b re a k w a te r p ro ject a t P o rt O rford of th e Social club of O ccidental
for th e P acific co ast com m erce?
c h a p te r No. 45, O. E. S„ w hich w as L anglois F riday.
Mrs. W. L. S u d d a rth w as called
Som eone m u st in a u g u ra te the given a t Silver S p ray G ardens.
to B rookings W ednesday by th e ill­
move. W hy n o t have o u r s ta te
ness of h er husband w ho is p rin ­
leg islatu re a t Its n ex t session pass
cipal of th e high school a t th a t
a m em orial to congress. T his very
Mrs. A lta L arson en te rta in e d Mr.
e ffo rt w ould quickly co n cen trate an d Mrs. N. O. G ra n t of B rushes place. B y F rid a y P rof. S u d d a rth
a tte n tio n a n d Invite in v estm en ts a t creek, Mr. and Mrs. C hapm an of h ad recovered sufficiently to a c ­
com pany Mrs. S u d d a rth back to
P o rt O rford. P ublic opinion would
D en m ark and Miss Toole a t d in ­ Langlois.
be aw akened. Y our re cen t P io neer n e r T h an k sg iv in g day.
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k K enw orthy,
H om ecom ing h as alread y aw ak en ­
Mrs. W. P. Jacobsen and d au g h ter,
ed m uch a tte n tio n to P o rt O rford
M arjorie, an d Mrs. H. H. H ansen
all over th e s ta te Follow th is up.
♦ m otored to P a rk e rsb u rg to a tte n d
T he co n q u erin g sp irit o f old C ap­ ❖
LAN G LO IS A N D V IC IN IT Y <9 a g ran g e m eeting S aturday.
tain T lch en o r will come back to life
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<9
D ave W right, w ho fo r m any
to renew th e c o n test he once won.
y ears resided on Sixes river, b u t
T he P o rtla n d ch am b er of com ­
L a st T uesday n ig h t about 12:00 w ho is a t p re se n t o p eratin g a black
m erce, M arch 12, 1879. In his time,
m em orialized congress fo r P o rt o’clock, the large d a iry barn of C. i san d m ine on one '¿f th e O phir
O rford, as, perhaps, did San F ra n ­ L. B erry, on th e old U pton place, beaches, w as sh ak in g hands w ith
cisco, an d I feel assu red
th ey b u rn ed w ith th e en tire contents, old frien d s in L anglois S aturday.
W e have heard co m plaints from
co n sistin g of eig h t or 10 to n s of
would do so again.
"Then, w ith a m odern, up-to-date hay, m ilking m achines, sep arato r, both th e n o rth and so u th recently
hotel overlooking th e h a rb o r and cans, etc., also Mr. B erry ’s c a r from m o to rists who have ru n into
th e g re a t ocean before it, an d com ­ w hich w as in a shed adjoining a herd of cows on th e highw ay
fo rtab le v eran d as for th e sight-see­ th e barn. The origin of th e fire i a t night. W hile a n y p erso n ’s c a t­
ing au to to u rists com ing th ere from is not known. We u n d e rsta n d th ere tle m ay occasionally b reak fence
and s tra y aw ay, it is a very serious
all p a rts of O regon to inhale th a t is a sm all insurance.
Mrs. H a ttie Young, w ho has been offense to p astu re stock on th e
h e a lth -resto rin g ozone an d to en­
joy th e scen ery of th e g re a t deep in B andon for several w eeks c a r­ highw ay. I t m ig h t re su lt in the
so p lainly in view from such a ing fo r h e r tw in g ran d so n s w hile d e a th of som e person, o r even sev­
conspicuous hotel site w ith these th e ir m other, Mrs. Glen B arrow s, eral, an d th e ow ner of th e stock
fu rth e r inducem ents to th e w orld's w as convalescing from an append-1 in such a case would be held re ­
a u to tra v e le rs I can see a q u ick ­ Icltis operation, re tu rn e d to her sponsible.
A jolly p a rty until 12 o’clock w as
en in g to P o rt O rfo rd ’s life and hom e in L anglois th e firs t of the
held in th e W. O. W. hall F rid ay
p ro sp erity th a t would am aze you.” week.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Jam es, who n ig h t In honor of H elm er N ielsen
have been the h appy possessors of and ’fam ily who a re leaving for
N O T E O F A P P R E C IA T IO N
Del N orte county, Calif., next Mon­
T he stu d e n ts of th e P o rt O rford a fine D u ra n t c a r fo r som e tim e, 5
day. P ep p y m usic w as fu rn ish ed
high school w ish to express th e ir disposed of the m achine last week
the d a n cers by O. P. H aagensen,
ap p reciatio n to those w ho gave to H. P reisendang, th e m an w ho
violin; Bill Howe, banjo, and M ary
th eir tim e in helping us to give bakes “M ighty N ice" bread in P o rt
C henow eth, piano. At m idnight a
th e dan ce an d su p p er S atu rd ay O rford.
delirious go as-you-please
lunch
W
illiam
A.
Ownby
of
th
e
E
dson
night, and also to those w ho gave
w as served to about 35 or 40 g uests
b
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try
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as
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d
in
er
a
t
the
donations. A financial statem en t
w ho joined in good w ishes to th e ir
1 H u tto n cafe S atu rd ay noon.
will be published later.
old-tim e neighbors and friends.
S T U D E N T BODY.
T h an k sg iv in g w as u niversally ob­
served In th e L anglois com m unity,
and m any w ere the tables th a t
G ET YOUR
R osebuig, Or., Nov. 30. W ith his
groaned b en eath the load of tui
hip broken as a resu lt of a tu nnel
kr
pum pkin pie, c ra n b e rry sauce
cave-ln a t his m ine in E den v al­
a r d o th e r good eats of the holi­
ley, Joe T hom pson is being c a r­
day season. Mr. an d Mrs. Clyde
ried o u t over 21 m iles of m ountain
C orrick en te rta in e d th e follow ing
tra il by a crew of 12 men, who
guests a t the T h an k sg iv in g board:
sta rte d th e ir ex h au stin g trip a t 9
Mr. an d Mrs. E. H. Cheever. V ivian
o ’clock th is m orning.
Thom pson
H aagensen and Jo h n G erber of
w as c a u g h t in th e cave-in yester- I
Langlois. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H ol­
day am i it w as 15 hours before
brook of B andon.
help w as obtain ed for him.
at the
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sw eet of the
E den valley is situ ated In the '
A rizona In n a te tu rk ey w ith Mr.
rou g h est an d m ost rem ote section
and Mrs. G. P. S cott a t the Ohsohi-
of D ouglas county. It wny neces- j
up d airy ranch.
sary for D r P ayne co unty physl- 1
Miss
M ary
S orensen
served
clan, to go to W est fork and th en .
T h an k sg iv in g d in n e r S unday
so
ride ho rseb ack over th e m o u ntain j
th a t a b rother, Will S orensen of
B
andon.
tra il to T hom pson's cabin in o rd er
Pow ers, could be present. The d in ­
to give him atten tio n .
n e r g u ests were. U ncle Dick S o r­
Send them In w ith your
ensen, Mrs. T helm a P eer and
sh o es parcel post.
W e pay
d au g h ter. Will Sorensen. E d n a
ch a rg es one w ay. All w ork
Boice, B eryl Sorensen, M ary Lou
Mr. an d Mrs. H. L S au ers en­
guaranteed.
Sorensen, and W illis and Melvin
te rta in e d a t a fam ily T h an k sg iv in g |
B ak er of B andon.
d in n er a t th e ir hom e a t A gate |
Mr. an d Mrs. Jim W hite and
beach p ark , invitin g Mr and Mrs. I
.’rices Right.
d au g h ter. R uth, set th e table for
H arold S auers, Mr an d M rs Les­
G ran d m a W hite and tw o sons.
te r S au ers and son Ju n io r, and
J a k e an d W alter. Mr. an d Mrs.
C reighton Sauers.
I.
G eorge S ydnam an d th e ir tw o sons.
C harlie an d Alton, w hile Will S a­
When In Marshfield, call and
bin an d fam ily broke bread w ith
Inspect
the
Smartest,
Newest
Salem . Or., Nov 24 C harles H
W alter Sabin and fam ily In P o rt
Lee an d R o m ain e W M yers of | arrivals in
O rford.
O akland, Cal., have filed w ith the
G ran d m a W hite (w ho by th e w ay
sta te en g in eer h ere an ap plication
is 83 y ears young, does all th e
for perm ission to ap p ro p riate 410-
housew ork for self and tw o sons,
GOTHAM GOLD ST R IFE
000 acre feet of w ater from th e Illi­
and d u rin g the sum m er m onths
nois riv er an d to use a p a rt of
HOSE
ten
d s a g ard en across th e highw ay
su ch w ater fo r power, m ining and
The Best Sotcklng to he had
from h e r hom e) served a delicious
m a n u fa c tu rin g purposes In Jo s e ­
for the Money.
six o’clock supper T h u rsd ay to
phine county.
several guests, am ong them being
Jim W hite. Dolly W hite. R u th
CIA) JOHNSON’S
T hanksgiving Dinner
W htle. J a k e and W a lte r W hite
231 Central Are.
Marshfield
Y our re p o rte r w as royally e n te r­
Mr an d Mrs Louis K n ap p Sr.
tain ed by Ole P e te r and
A nna
en te rta in e d T h an k sg iv in g noon at
a m ost delicious tu rk e y d inner.
T h eir g u ests included Mr an d Mrs
O rris K n ap p and children. Mrs. A
B H o g a t t M rs
Mabel Gillings,
A large crop th is y ear
We
w ish to p u rch ase 80,000 pounds
of hu ck leb erries P rice 6'-«e per
pound a t C annery. B erries m ust
be cleaned
Boxes a re fu rn is h ­
ed pickers.
HOLT-CHASE CANNING t O..
INC.
A, C. Chase, Mgr.
Myrtle Point
-
Oregon
It is proof of a bad cause when it is applauded
by the mob.—Seneca.
P. O. Deep-Water Harbor
CURRY’S NATURAL WEALTH
Curry county, with its great natural wealth, in
timber, minerals, stockraising, dairying and agricul­
tural lands, extensive deep-sea fishing banks, and su­
perior recreational advantages, offers unexcelled op­
portunities for conservative investments, and the
citizens of the county heartily welcome investors. I
Curry county, however,'should profit by the ex­
perience of certain sister counties, also having ex­
ceptionally rich natural resources, where, in the earli­
er days, great numbers of ill-conducted promotion
schemes failed, leaving in their wake a wall of deep-
seated prejudice on the part of outside investors that
has required many long years of hard effort to over­
come. Many a meritorious promotion scheme has
been ruined by improper handling, and ill-conceived
schemes invariably fail.
Curry county need have no fear but that inves­
tors a plenty will seek investments within her bor-1
ders, now that the construction of the scenic Roose­
velt highway has made her great wealth more readily
accessible. Her only fear need be against receiving
a black eye and consequent setback in her develop­
ment by reason of unscrupulous promotion schemes.
OUR GIRLS AND BOYS
The Port Orford high school girls and boys fully
vindicated the judgment of the taxpayers in the
building of the gymnasium Saturday night when the
new building was formally opened. Their clean
sportsmanship and high class playing deserves rec­
ognition and reflects much credit on not only the
students themselves but also those who had their
supervision and training in charge. The showing
made has justified the building of the gym, and
speaks for a scasnn replete with victories.
Senators Favor
Life Saving Stations
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P ublicity.
D u rin g th e p ast tw o y ears the
c h am b e r has carried on a sy ste­
m atic publicity cam paign th ro u g h
th e m edium of folders and n ew sp a­
p er and m agazine articles. Many
Inquiries have been received as the
resu lt of th is work, all of w hich
have been courteously answ erd,
w ith the result th a t m any people
h av e ann o u n ced th e ir in ten tio n of
com ing to P o rt O rford
Roosevelt Memorial.
T he ch am b e r has done a g re a t
am o u n t of w ork In connection w ith
th e proposal of th e U nited S p an ­
ish W ar v eteran s to erect a m em ­
orial to th e late P resid en t Roose­
velt on h isto ric B attle rock, and b e­
lieves th a t w ith th e 1929 encam p­
m ent of th e v eteran s dividing Its
tim e betw een P o rt O rford and
R oseburg, th a t ev entually
this
w o rth y m ovem ent will be m et w ith
success.
Entertainment.
T he ch am b er, ably assisted by
th e ladies of P o rt O rford, has had
th e pleasu re of e n te rta in in g Gov­
e rn o r P a tte rso n and Mrs P a tte r ­
son. the m em bers of thy s ta te high
w ay com m ission, tw o ju stices of
th e O regon su p rem e court, and
m any o th e r s ta te o fficials an d men
of a ffa irs in O regon's business life
a t a picnic d in n e r a t b eautiful
A gate beach park, as well as a c t­
ing as Joint host w ith th e M nrsh
field ch am b er to th e o fficers and
cad ets o f th e Ja p a n e se tra in in g
ship, T alsei M aru, som e 90 Ja p a
nese w hose ship w as anchored In
Coos bay on th e ir an n u al tra in in g
cruise T his c h a ra c te r of w ork on
th e p a rt of th e cham ber, loyally a s­
sisted by th e ladles, fully estab ­
lished and m ain tain ed P o rt O r­
fo rd ’s well know n hospitality.
In addition to th is phase o f en ­
tertain m en t, th e Individual visito r
who cam e to P o rt O rford w ith a
view of In v estig atin g conditions
has been given every facility to
view the m any b eau ty spots in this
region th ro u g h th e w ork of th e
cham ber, an d n ew spaper co rres­
p ondents an d m agazine w riters
have been ably assisted In secu r­
ing m aterial for th e m any w rite­
ups of th e P o rt O rford region.
D eep-W ater Harbor.
C onsistently, week in and week
out. (he ch am b er has sponsored th e
developm ent of th e n a tu ra l deep-
A ater h a rb o r at P o rt O rford, and
will co n tin u e to c a rry on In th a t
regard. In th e firm belief th a t th e
m erits o f th is stra te g ic h arb o r will
be recognized an d th e w ork neces­
sa ry for an all y ear round deep­
w ater h a rb o r done
M em bcm hlp
W hile th e m em b ersh ip of th e
ch am b er Is n a tu ra lly lim ited, w hat
It lacks In n u m b ers it m akes up
in th e sp irit of g e ttin g th in g s done
Its officers a re W. H. S heridan,
p resid en t: L. B H atto n , vice p re si­
d e n t: G eorge W. Soranson, secre­
tary , and R. C. O stran d er, tr e a s ­
urer. Its board of d irecto rs con­
sists of L. B H atto n , chairm an ,
D a v id M c K e n z ie .
■l
W P Y oung
W illis C
I h I. R
W h ite
Pugh.
G eorge W S oranson. and R C
O stran d er M eetings of the board
a re held each T u esd ay night, and
th e public, aa well as m em bers. Is
privileged to a tte n d
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
IN YOUR 1928 ITINERARY
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
Mrs. Larson Entertains
John R. Smith & Son. Props.
ing the law by ta k in g fish out
a closed s tre a m ? F lo ra s creek be­
ing m uch the la rg e r of the two
stream s, should be, and is F lo ras
creek clea r out to th e oc ea.n
creek clea r o u t to th e ocean.
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LOIS 1’ARIBH
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♦ Rev. J. C. Whltaett, Pastor. ♦
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, L anglois — S u n d ay school each
S unday m o rn in g a t 10 o’clock. P u b ­
lic h o u r of w orship S unday m o rn ­
ing a t 11 o'clock. Bible stu d y h o u r
W ednesday evening a t 7:*0.
P o rt O rfo rd —S unday school each
S unday m o rn in g a t 10 o'clock. P u b ­
lic h o u r of w orship S unday eve­
n in g a t 7:30. C hoir p ractice oo
T h u rsd ay evening a t 7:30.
/
T hem e: The C o m p e lU n ^ T a lT o f
th e M aster.”
T h ought fo r the w eek: “Com e ye
a fte r me, an d I will m ake th ee to
become fish ers of m en.”—M ark 1:
17.
C. R. WADE
STARK BROS.
Attorney-at-law.
First National Bank Bldg.
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SEASIDE HOTEL
IN EVERY HOME
BOX
R e fn a i j»w' flu y r i of
FLORAS LAKE HOTEL
H aagensen w ith a real D anish sup­
p er consisting of honse fricase,
med boiler, nye k a rto fle r oy sauce,
hjem m e b ag t rugbrod, og flode
kage an d kaffe.
These D anish
n am es m ay n o t have a m usical
sound, b u t th e dishes certainly
have a delicious ta ste and a re fill­
ing.
A nd still th e w ar goes on be­
tw een the fish erm an and th e w a r­
dens; last W ednesday n ig h t sev­
eral fisherm en w ere plying th e ir
tra d e a t the m o u th of F lo ras creek
below w here New riv er em pties its
w aters into th e fo rm er stream ,
w hen fo u r fish w ard en s suddenly
ap p eared on th e scene an d shouted
to th e fisherm en th a t they w ere
u n d er a rre s t; how ever, “catch in g
before h an g in g ,” th e fisherm en
beached (h eir boat, an d dissolved
like th e m ist, of course leaving
th e ir catc h an d equipm ent to the
w ardens.
H ow ever, th e w ardens
h ad to a rr e s t som eone, an d we
u n d e rsta n d g rabbed P a t C ornell
an d a n o th e r in nocent b y stan d er
w ho w ere m erely w atch in g from
a f a r off. N ow w ho can sep arate
th e w aters of th e tw o stream s, and
say th a t th e fisherm en a re violat­
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our camp.
W. J. SABIN. C. C.
BERNAL FORTY. Clerk.
convenience to every m em ber
f th e fam ily.
P ro p erly placed
tep s fo r th e housew ife. Son or
a u g h ter, siste r o r b ro th er. dJo
r m o th er—find th em a
year
round co m fo rt an d satisfactio n .
And, too, the telephone is an
id In em ergencies an d a pro-
ectlon In d an g er
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