Port Orford Deep Water Harbor = The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
Scenic Roosevelt Highway;
Veritable Wonderland
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, January 8, 1929.
Two II. S. Students
The Baltimore Colony Installation Held by
The recent death of T Manuel
To Attend Conference Hermann of Broadbent, Coos coun
Ladies of Woodcraft
U niversity of Oregon, Jan. 7.— ty, recalls m any of the Interesting
Tuesday night the Ladles of
No. 10.
State Budget Slashed;
Patterson Plans Reduction
The Port Orford high school will points of history of this noted fam Woodcraft held their annual in
send two delegates to the ninth ily of southwestern Oregon pio stallation of officers at the Wood
annual high school conference to neers. In 1858 Dr. Henry Her man hall. After installation a
be held at the U niversity of Oregon mann, father of T. Manuel Her most delicious and bountiful sup
I January 11 and 12. More than mann made a trip to the Pacific per w as served by Mrs. Harold
600 delegates, representing over 11 coast looking for a region desir Johnson, Mrs. Frank B. Tichenor
(Southwestern Oregon News)
Salem, Or., Jan. 6.—Oregon'?
T. Bennett Dies
thP 'arger high schools of the able to colonize, coming by way and Mrs. Ella Knapp. The follow
PORT ORFORD
The Roosevelt coast highway is Atty. T
governmental requirem ents for th<
Attorney T. T. Bennett of Marsh state, will attend the event.
of the Isthm us of Panama to San ing officers were installed:
estim ated to cost $18,000,000 when
LOCALS
year 1929 and 1930, as recorrtmend
Special discussion will be formed
P ast guardian neighbor, Sylvia I
completed. Of this stupendous sum field died Friday last as a result for high school student body o ffi Francisco and thence to Port Or
ed by Governor Patterson, state
Quigley; guardian neighbor, N ests
of
influenza.
Mr.
Bennett
was
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ford
and
overland
to
the
Coquille
nearly $13,000,000 has already been
cers, editors of annuals and new s
Johnson; advisor, Mary Tichenor; | Wilbur Ponting spent Thursday budget officer, aggregate $23,155.-
expended in its construction. The years of age and a son of J. W. papers, heads of girls’ leagues and valley, which he decided w as the
and Friday in Bandon.
951, according to the biennial budg
clerk, Ella Knapp; banker, Maude
money for this great highw ay has Bennett, a pioneer attorney o f Coos faculty advisers. Experts in all section desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tichenor, et of proposed expenditures com
Lynch; managers, Myrtle Forty,
county,
and
a
grandson
of
the
W
hile
he
was
on
this
trip
to
been appropriated by the state of
Grandmother
Knapp, Francis Sutton, Syneva Lindberg; who recently arrived here from pleted here today by Sam A, Koz
Mr. these fields will give addresses, and Oregon,
Oregon, aided by federal and coun founder of Bandon. Oregon.
much time will be devoted to talk m other of Louis Knapp Sr., now attendant. Adda Porter; inner sen Texas, returned last week from a er, state budget commissioner.
Bennett
was
well
known
in
Cur
ty funds. When this 412 miles of
ing over various problems.
Of this am ount $520,150 will be
living at Port Orford, learned that tinel, Mrs Aiken; outer sentinel, short visit In Portland
highway is completed, the Pacific ry county, having successfully
D elegates from Port Orford are he was in Oregon, and as the Mabel Mather; captain of guards,
Mrs Mary Robinson's sister. Mrs. raised by fixed appropriations, and
handled
the
bank
case
of
the
coast will have one o f the most
Floyd Wright, president of the stu
Frank B. Tichenor; flag bearer, Huntley, of Illinois, is spending $1,952,856 will be received through
scenic thoroughfares in the whole } Brookings State bank versus the dent body, and Edna Miller, edi- Knapp fam ily had known the Her
manns in Baltimore before the Kate Leneve; musician. Marlon some time as Mrs. Robinson’s m illage levies within the 6 per
world.
1 Federal R eserve bank, and enjoyed
cent limitation Millage levies out
a large practice throughout Coos tor o f the school news
Knapps settled in San Francisco in Tichenor; press correspondent. An- I guest,
The national highw ay will be a
side the 6 per cent lim itation to
Charles F. Dlenst, noted educat- 1856, she w as on the lookout for na Tichenor.
and Curry counties. At the time
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orris
Knapp
were
fittin g monument to President
tal $6,195,273. The am ount recom
Mrs. H aw kins, organizer for the Bandon visitors this past week.
o f his death he was associated with or of Boise. Idaho, will deliver the ; him when he returned to the Gold-
Theodore Roosevelt ' for whom it
Dr. Ladies o f Woodcraft, will be In
Col. J. C. Johnson as attorneys principal address of the session 0B o ate city en route home
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Adolphsen mended by Governor Patterson for
was named.
for the local port comm ission in Students will also hear Dr Arnold Hermann told the Knapps about Port Orford in the very near fu have moved Into one of the Rob appropriation to the legislature
The Roosevelt highway will pre the case of Geo. E. Dix et al ver- J Bennett Hall, president of the Uni- the wonderful country of south-
w ithout the 6 per cent limitation
ture.
inson cottages on the highway.
sent to the tourist an ever-chang
is $173,952. Aid from license fee.-
sus the Port of Port Orford, now versity, and Joe McKeown, presi- J western Oregon while he w as in
Mrs. Adda Porter of Bandon
ing panorama of wooded hills and
and other incidental revenue, In
on appeal to the supreme court, i dpnt of the Associated Students. ' Frisco and that he was going Port Orford's
spent the week end visitin g friends
ocean scenery. This highway pass
addition to appropriations or mil
back
to
Baltimore
to
bring
out
a
in town.
es through stretches of forests,
December Weather and Mr relatives
lage levies, was fixed at $7,494,141
colony, composed of the Hermann
Hunter Resigns
and Mrs. Harold Sauers, who
with giant trees, centuries old. Former Resident Inquires
According
to
the
weather
sta
L egislative appropriations
for
Elm er E. Miller, predatory ani- i family, consisting of Dr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. S. Smith and her daugh
have been living in one of the
P assing over the highw ay in Coos
tistics kept by United States Co
the years 1929 and 1930, as recom
mal
hunter
In
Curry
county
for
;
Hermann,
and
children,
Binger.
T.
ter,
Mrs
Oerding,
of
Coquille
were
Scofield
cottages
for
the
past
few
and Curry counties one is in the
at
mended by Governor Patterson, ag
Cass M, operative Observer Johnston
weeks, have returned to Agate gregate $6,854,660
heart of the fam ous Port Orford in Bandon Saturday afternoon, I the United States biological survey, | Manuel, W ashington,
Total govern
Port Orford there were 14 clear
Thrusenalda
anu
Franklin
P
.;
Hen-
has
resigned.
He
left
the
service
Beach park.
white cedar belt, found nowhere Mrs. Smith consulting Dr. H. L.
mental requirements for the year?
ry Schroeder and wife, Dora, and 1 days' seven Partly cl«»r, and ten
January
1
and
hereafter
will
de
Houston.
Mr.
Sm
ith
was
former
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Fromm
of
else in the world
In this same
1929 and 1930, as approved by th<
their children, J Henry, Augustus cloudy days during the month of
„,1.1, „
. Brushes creek motored out to Sixes governor, are approxim ately $4,200
belt grows the myrtle tree of bib ly the pastor of the Community vote his entire tim e to his farm
December, w ith a precipitation o f - . .
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H„
J.
Frederick,
Louisa
A.,
Geo.
on
upper
Pistol
river.
His
suc
I,
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lical lore, centuries old. antedat church here. Mrs Smith's recent
II. oa
98 inches.
The daily
range o . f 1 Saturday to the home of John 000 less than during the years 1927
Fromm.
ing the discovery of America. illness has severely afflicted her cessor has not yet been named. William, and Charles E.; W illiam temperature was as follows:
and 1928, and $1,200,000 less than
D uring the period in which Mil- C. Volkmar and w ife and child;
Miss Ena McKenzie motored to during the biennium 1925 and 1926
These beautiful trees are a source eyesight and her numerous friends
D
ay
Max
Min
Day
Max Min
Augustus
Bender
and
w
ife
and
_
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.
.
ler
has
been
predatory
animal
Bandon Friday afternoon.
here are hoping it may be rem-
of interest to the traveler.
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The appropriations for 1927 and
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edied. Rev. and Mrs Sm ith are hunter in this county, a very large ! son. Edward; David Holland and 1
Creighton Sauers of Oakland,
Splendid. Hunting.
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192R totaled $27,359,457, as again«:
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still very interested in Port Or- "umber of coyotes, cougar and 1 wife, Sarah, and three children;
Calif.,
spent
the
holidays
with
Mr
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$24,456,346 In the years 1925 and
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The primeval wildness along the ford and asked concerning their sheep-eating bear have been d e -1 Mrs. Edward Pagles and children; 3
and Mrs. H. L. Sauers o f Agate 1926.
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highway in Coos and Curry coun m any friends here.
stroyed by him. He has had the Hermann Wilde and w ife and 4
j Beach park.
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Total requirem ents to be pro
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ties furnishes the hunter some of
hearty cooperation o f stockmen ! children; Hermann Leeke, John A. 5
S. J. Spoerl and N at Perkins
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vided for In 1929 and 1930 through
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the best large game hunting to
and local hunters
, Bothe and Charles Lindermann.
i
were
business
visitors
in
Bandon
property tax and other revenue.-
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be found in America. Bear, elk, Port Orford Wins Again
D uring the past two weeks Mil- . After Dr. Hermann left for the 7
1 during the week.
appllcable to the payment of th<
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deer, bobcat, cougar and wild boar 1 Saturday night the local high ler killed two cougar and three j east Louis Knapp Sr., then a lad 8
Henry Adolphsen motored in
general
governmental expense-
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are plentiful.
I school team took on the
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well wildcats on a hunting trip in t h e )
about 16 years, came to Port 9
from his logging operations on the was fixed at $15,696,891.
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The Roosevelt highway passes known Rogue R iver team at the upper Pistol river country,
; Orford and settled, where he was
middle fork o f the Coquille river
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over some of the best fishing wa- ' local gymnasium and won with a
He started his work as preda- I Joined a couple of months later by 11
Saturday afternoon to attend port
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tors known to the angler. The fam- | »core of 33 to 28. There was a tory animal hunter on October , Grandmother Knapp. Since 1859 12
New Club to
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ous Rogue river is noted for its large attendance and the game jg, 1927, and worked until June 1, , the Knapp fam ily name has been I 13
Mrs. Alta T.arson and daughter,
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;ugged beauty and fine steelhead , w®s thoroughly enjoyed,
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Elect Officers
1928 He began again on October I Indelibly written in the history of
Virginia, were guests of Mrs. Anna
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fishing The Coquille, Coos, Ump- , The girls' game between
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47 Adolphsen, of Denmark, the first
the 15, 1928. and continued until his j Curry county, and Ixiuis Knapp Sr 15
At a recent m eeting of the Civic
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qua and Siuslaw rivers are fine girls’ high school team and the resignation became effective on ] at the age of 85, still takes great
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club and the Port Orford Socia’
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fishing waters, Where steelhead. Coquille girls’ high school was can January 1 o f this year.
interest in public affairs.
Louis
Mrs. E. L. W hite of Oakland ar club It was decided to Join the
Average
celled
owing
to
illness
of
many
of
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Chinook and silverside salmon are
Miller has slaughtered 14 cou- , Knapp Jr., joint representatlve-
rived in Port Orford Tuesday to State Federation of clubs.
The
caught. In Coos bay are caught the Coquille players
gars, 8 wildcats. 9 bear and 10 1 elect from Co-is and Curry coun-1
attend the funeral of her mother, name of the new organization Is
striped bass, one of the gam est
coyotes
Of the latter six were | ty- w i>l leave the latter part of
the Woman’s Club of Port Orford
Ml
W. R Hurst
. week v e for Salem
D
.
Ponting Honor Man
of fish. N earby stream s along
to attend the
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Token of Appreciation poisoned, two were trapped and this
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vail and and its activities are to be along
session
of
the
state
legislature
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nMr
this highw ay furnish small trout
At the high school Christmas ' two were caught by dogs Report
children of Coquille motored to standard club lines.
A meetin
fishing, principally steelhead and entertainm ent given by the stu- I er.
The Hermann family, and oth-
h
u
I town Sunday to visit Mrs. V ail’s will be held Thursday afternoon ai
er fam ilies of the Baltimore col- '
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^ ' ¡ f a t h e r C C Inman
cutthroat.
dent body Friday before Christ- I
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2:30 at the library when electlo'
ony, also assisted In clearing the ‘*“d S'-*"8 n“™ ', tra,nln* 8chonl at '
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Flanked by Forests.
mas, the students presented Coach
Mr. and Mrs. A. P Sw eet and of officers will take place. It 1«
Fielding
„ Mrs.
„
- Dies
, way for the civilization and de-
D ie*°' Ca"f " hae been 8elect’
This beautiful highw ay for near Delm ar B. W right w ith a very sub
Mrs. C. A Fielding, w ife of C. | Vcl„Pment ()f southwestern Ore-!
»» honor man of his company. children of Arizona Inn returned especially desirous that all ladle
ly Its entire distance is flanked stantial token of their apprecia A. Fielding, who lives between the
according
to the following letter from E ugene the latter part of the ’ Interested attend
week They spent the holidays as
on one side by evergreen forests tion of his services in athletics to Elk and Sixes rivers, died Friday gon, principally in the Coquille received by The News:
valley section, and Binger Her
guests of Mrs. S w eet’s parents,
and on the other by the restless the Port Orford high school.
after being taken to the hospital mann served as representative in
Guests from Marshfield
Mr. W right gives his time and
Mr and Mrs. G H. Smith
Pacific. In many places the road
U.
S.
N
aval
Training
Station
j for treatm ent of a serious case of
Mrs.
Cart
Tichenor
and
passes around torturous cliffs and services without remuneration o f ' pneumonia. The funeral was held congress from this district for sev
Earl
Mr. and Mr». H. L. Sauers o'
San Diego, Calif.
Tichenor of Portland have been ' Agate beach perk had as theli
from these vantage points one has any kind and the students and | Sunday a t Sixes w ith interment eral years.
Dec 28. 1928
cuests of Mr and Mrs. Frank B. guests over Sunday Mr and Mrs
a view of the ocean and miles of friends took this way o f express I in the Denmark cemetery.
The Editor,
sandy beaches, or rugged coast ing their appreciation.
Tichenor
Theodore Keltner of Marshfield
Buys Leutwyler Home Port Orford News,
Mrs W hitsett’s brother, Mr Co- Sunday evening Mr and Mr?
line. From ocean scene one pass
Last week Orris Knapp pur- - p ort Orford, Oregon
School Opens
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hum, had the m isfortune o f a bad Sauers entertained at dinner. ha\
es through a wooded road banked Laurence Tichenor
chased the
Rudolp
Leutwyler
home 1 Dear D
Sir
School opened Monday morning 1 near the Masonic hall, considers- ! ft gives me great pleasure to i fall. Injuring his hip
I |n g Mr and Mrs. Keltner and Mr:
w ith rhododendrons and azalea.
Proves a Hit’ with a splendid attendance after i tion not given.
Mrs. Mary B Rice and Miss Ruth Mabel Gillings.
There are many beaches along
inform you that Fred W Ponting
At the recent ’’hard-tlme” party I .
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the highway. Bandon beach is a
1a two w eeks’ holiday vacation,
the son o f Mr, C. C. Ponting, Port j Clark spent a few hours In B a n -'
given by the freshman class of the '
' don Monday afternoon.
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very picturesque spot and popu
Goes
to
Salem
Orford,
Oregon,
has
been
selected
high school at which everyone ap
m i s s Ruth ciark was shopping in
Basketball
Practice
lar summer resort. Near Coos bay
Joint R epresentative-elect Louis weekly honor man o f his company
peared in country clothes. Laur
Mrs. Masterson Dies
, Bandon Friday afternoon.
All during the holiday vacatio:
are several beaches:
Bastendorf
ence Tichenor proved “the h it” of
Mrs. Alice Masterson o f Sixes L. Knapp plans on leaving Friday »* this station.
Mrs. H. L. Sauers motored to the high school basketball team
and Sunset bay. These beaches
This means that this man stood
the evening, he being dressed as died at Leep hospital. Bandon, at for Salem to attend the session of
' Bandon last Saturday.
George continued their praotice. prepare
are visited by thousands during the
a “hick” sheriff Some very am us 2 o'clock today (Tuesday).
Fu the state legislature which con- ' out in a group of approxim ately Sauers, who spent his Christmas tory to the strenuous gam es whlc'
summer months.
ing costum es were in evidence. neral arrangem ents are not yet venes the following Monday. Jan- 10,1 men in his company. Honor vacation at home, has returned to follow shortly.
uary 14.
men are selected because of their
Many Shell Fish.
Delicious refreshm ents were serv- , completed,
his studies at Stanford.
neat appearance. Initiative, and
Practically all the beaches in ed.
Miss Vcva Anderson spent last
their ability to profit from Instruc-
Coos and Curry counties furnish j
Port
Commission
Meets
week In Marshfield.
Managing
Store
monthly m eeting of ” ”n8 recelv,‘d during their period
a large variety of shell fish, among
A. W Britton and fam ily of
GillingS Improving
! Mrs H V Sau ers is m an avtn v The regular --------
of training.
which are clams, rock oysters and
Mrs
Mabel Gillings returned Dunham's store during the ab 1
P° rt rommlM,on waa h<>ld Sat-
t » 1. u-ii
j
a . a .
.
( I-anglols were In attendance at the
,
*n,orm a i Port Orford-Crescent City game
mussels
from Crescent City Friday after ! sence of Jesse Sutton who Is In urday and adjourned until Tues tion Win ¿ 7 ,
day afternoon at which tim e a von -n d
a
,
tO '»»t Saturday.
Deep-sea crabs are easily obtain spending the past two w eeks at the Portland.
W alter Roybln(Ion haa rH an i„ ,
successor to Louis L. Knapp will you and your readers, and it Is
able and tourists passing along bedsides of her son. John F Gill
requested that, if possible, some
be appointed.
this route take great pleasure in ings, and Miss Jean Gillings. Mr.
from a trip to Southern California,
note of it be made In the colum ns
SARAH JA N E H l'R ST
securing their own sea food. W ith Gillings is slowly recovering from +
going as far as San Diego
PIRATES' W EEK I.T
Mrs Alice Masterson of Hughes of your paper.
out question, there is no other a very serious attack of pleurisy «
Sarah Jane Hurst, w ife o f W. R
Roy B. Corson o f the Inman
Edna Mlller
*
Sincerely yours,
highway in the world that will fur Miss Jean is still very ill of flu * * +
H urtt of Port Orford, w as boi
4, *
# * * * * brothers' ranch. Sixes, entered
mines w as In town Sunday.
C. W. COLE,
Leep hospital last week and Sun
nish the varied recreation for the pneumonia
Mrs. Chapman motored to town In Missouri June 20, 1864, and dir
We are glad to report that Don- day Dr. Shoot of Portland and Captain, U. S. Navy, Commanding from Denmark Saturday afternoon. Sunday, December 30, being 6'
motorist that the R oosevelt high
I aid McKenzie is again In school Dr. Leep performed a major op-
w ay offers. This last great west
Miss N ettle Toole returned Sun- years, 6 months and 10 days t>
Sheridan Returns
The junior class especially Is glad oration. At last report Mrs. Mas- After Port Orford Cedar day from her holiday vacation age She wag married to Willlai;
along this scenic route contains
W. H. Sheridan has returned
terson was getting along as well
Sam Shum ate of the White Ce- ! spent at her home In Oregon City. R. Hurst at Granada, Colo., or
vast natural resources in timber, from Sacramento where he went to have him with the members
Two new students have enrolled I as could be expected. Her daugh- dar Sales company visited Port Or
minerals, game and fish.
Carl White of Brushes creek has Christmas day, 1881, and short!<
recently to engage In the contract
W hile the motorist is travelling ing work Mr Sheridan has been to finish the last sem ester at Port ter, Mias Mary Masterson, came ford Monday In connection with been doing som e work at the D. thereafter cam e to Curry count;
They are Margaret S n y -' from Philadelphia. Penn,, to be the work of getting out Port Or D McGill shop for several days.
over the highw ay from Bandon to ill several weeks of flu. it later de Orford
and settled, where they have live
der of Sixes, who is a freshman, ( with her mother during her III- ford cedar on China mountain
Marshfield he passes over an area veloping into pneumonia.
Dr. and Mrs. U R. Pugh of Port since, first for tw o years on th<
and Carlos W hite, of Oakland, 1 ness.
underlaid with sub-bituminous coal
Orford left Sunday for a few days' Sixes river and thereafter on El'
Calif., who is a senior. There are t
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estim ated to contain one billion
visit In Portland
river and In Port Orford.
O'
(
hange
of
Church
Hours
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Belieu passed
This is j G. W Axtell, middle Elk miner.
short tons. Adjacent to the port through Port Orford Friday en now 10 seniors enrolled
The hours of church services are
David McKenzie, John McKenzie Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Hur?
of Coos bay are billions o f feet route to the telephone construc the largest class o f seniors that 1 is spending a few days In town changed as will be noted in the
®on McKenzie were business celebrated their 47th wedding ar.
We
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of big timber. On Coos bay are tion camp at Smith River. Calif. Port Orford has ever had
church calendar.
1 visitors In Bandon Friday.
nlversary. w ith their children and
hope that both students will enjoy
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sw eet and
located large mills, shipping tim
L B Hatton spent Monday and m any of their grandchlldre pres
school here.
| fam ily of Arizona Inn motored up
ber to all the leading foreign mar
today at his home, having come ent.
Return to Corvallis
Last Saturday evening. January i to Port Orford Sunday morning
kets. While crossing Coos bay the valley.
In Sunday from the Elk river dis
Mrs. Hurst Is survived by he
Jesse and Davis Ponting, who trict where Is trapping this winter husband and six children: Joh
Msrket roads and highways of j 5. the boys’ basketball team played
traveller may see large freighters
Coos county compare favorably I one of the most Interesting games j Mrs R O. McKenzie of Myrtle- 8p'‘nt the holldays with their par-
from foreign ports entering or
Mr and Mrs. Orris Knapp and R Hurst, Jam es W Hurst, Gei
with other counties of same pop-1 of the season, defeating Rogue wood ranch. Elk river, Is a patient *nt" Mr *n'1 Mrg c c Ponting, little daughter, June, motored to C Hurst, Mrs. Frances Sutton an<.
leaving the port of Coos bay.
ulatlon Market roads reach prac- River high school by a score of at Leep hospital. Bandon, where
to th ,lr 8,,*d,M at 0 A Portland Sunday They will spend Mrs Mary Robinson, all of Por)
Meets Redwood.
tically all farm ing districts, con 33 to 28
«he underwent a major operation ' •s,ow
day Jaaae Ponting the week there.
Orford, and Mrs. Lily W hite o'
The northern term inus of the necting them with trade centers
The Rogue River team showed last Monday Miss Ena McKenzie rHurned to Port Orford Friday
A. H. Powers and Attorney Skip- Oakland, Calif. She 1s also aur
R oosevelt highw ay is at Seaside, and outside markets.
remarkable sportsm anship which is special nurse on the case and
worth of Marshfield transacted vlved by a aister In Portland ant
E ighty miles o f the Roosevelt i was commented upon by everyone
near the mouth of the Columbia
Mr A. B. Hogatt Rernverinir bustneae In Port Orford Saturday two brothers In Oklahoma, and 2’
river, and the southern terminus highway from Reedsport to Ya- The game was clean throughout,
Mrs A. B. Hogatt returned last
Mr and Mrs. A. P Sw eet and grandchildren,
is at the Oregon state line where quina bay are to be completed j Mr Rice of Bandon refereed the
Sunday from Portland where she children of Arizona Inn
were
Mrs. Hurst's mind w as clear un
It connects with the Redwood When this section is opened to the game
A luncheon was given at
Mrs A. V. Dietderlch of Port 1 spent several days visiting Mr. guests of friends in town Sunday, til the time of her death She wil
northern
and traveling public thousands of tour- : the Western Cafe after the game 1 Orford and Mrs Gene Oething of Hogatt, who is recovering from a
highw ay
Both
Mr and Mrs Herbert Tichenor, he remembered by a host of friend
southern points are connected with » ts will travel this great highway, ' for both teams Coach Wright and Eureka, Calif., who Is a sister of serious operation
who came up from Texas recent- for her many acts o f kindness it
trans-continental highways
Coos a fitting memorial to Theodore ; Mr Tichenor were present
¡Mrs. R O McKenzie, are taking I
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ly, have taken apartm ents over the time of need. The funeral wa;
county has two fine highways con- R oosevelt and his Indomitable will ' Next week Is dread-d bv all the ' care of Mrs. McKenzie s house
R O McKenzie of the Reaview Port Orford bakery and expect to held from the Community eharch
necting with the Pacific highway. In the westward march of clvlllza- students as It brings with it the 1 hold during the latter*« absence In ranch was a Gold Reach visitor remc.ln a few months, at ¡east, in last Wednesday, with Rev. Whit-
passing through the W illam ette tion.
I sem ester exams.
the hospital at Bandon.
the first of last week
town
sett o fflc te tln g
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