Port Orford news., February 19, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

PORT ORFORD NEWS
Page 2.
Published w eekly a t Port Orford. Oiwcoa.
OBO. W. 8 0 RANSON, Bdltor
s ta re d a t th e P o ato fflce a t P o rt O rfo rd . O regon, a* second
m all m a tte r u n d e r Aet of M arch 3, 1IT9.
Tide T able for W eek E n d in g F eb ru a ry 28, 192», a t P ort O rford, Ore.
H igh
SUBSCRIPTION RATHS:
One T e a r ___________________
Six Montha __________________
Adrerttalng ratee 16 cen ts per colum n task.
Tuesday, February 19, 1929.
National character is but the sum of the moral
fiber of individuals.—Herbert Hoover.
A MAN’S PRICE
(Editorial in Williamsport Grit)
Every man has his price. It may be low or high,
but he has it. In most cases one does not find much
difficulty in determining what that price is. If it’s
low the task is easy; if high, one may have to calcu­
late a little.
Every man fixes his own price. He may not do
so directly, but he does indirectly. He does so by ac­
cepting the proposition made to him, or by some vol­
untary act that proclaims what he is. When a man
gets something for nothing, when he cheats or de­
frauds, he fixes his own price, and frequently it is
cheap.
The lower a man’s moral standards, the less his
self-respect and the cheaper his price. He cannot ex­
pect self-valuation to exceed the estimate of his fel­
lows. Should he do so he would be disappointed, for
the public estimate is always a little lower. The pub­
lic discounts in its favor a man’s valuation of him­
self, and never pays the same price twice. There are
few “over-estimated” men.
True, some men at the lowest price are dearer
than they should be, just as some men at the highest
price are worth all that’s paid for them. Values in
men are not fixed by price but by the worth of them.
Some men of extraordinary worth are never paid
all they are worth. Such men render service that
money alone cannot pay for. In a sense their price
is beyond reach.
Fortunate is it for all that there are men who
place honesty, integrity, character, and reputation
above all sordid considerations. Fortunate because,
by this high valuation of self, there is established
that faith in one another, known as confidence, that
enables us all to do business and gain employment.
It’s confidence that underlies the great system of
credit which is the mainspring of industry and busi­
ness.
The man who fixes his price high and sticks to
it is the man who is best able to get what he de­
mands, if he is worth what he asks.
MR. GOODFELLOW
(By Dorothy Dix)
And there is Bob A. A good fellow. Kindly.
Plenty of ability. But nobody wants to do business
with him, and in society people flee from him as if
he had the leprosy, because of his colossal self-con­
ceit. Wherever he goes he monopolizes the conversa­
tion by monologuing about himself and telling how
reat and wonderful he is, and what a remarkable
amily he has, and how he could have saved the presi­
dent from making some mortifying mistakes if only
he had been consulted.
?
Port Orford Cedar
(C ontinued from page 1.)
purpose and th a t its use will be
continued and increased
Along certain sections of th e At-
lantio ro a s t considerable q u an tities
of toe piling a re used to form bulk-
b eads along th e p ro p erty lines of
sum m er hom es fa rin g th e sea.
These w alls a re ususally c o n stru c t­
ed of heavy planking, eith e r two,
th re e or four-inch stock, driven
Into the sand
A wood th a t will
drive w ithout broom ing or sp littin g
an d it is desired th a t all w ho a re
Mrs. Knapp Entertains
PORT ORFORD NEWS
W ednesday, Feb 20 ...
T h u rsd ay , Feb. 21 ..............
F rid ay , Feb. 22 - -
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Sunday, Feb. 24 .......
Monday, F eb 25 ................
A M.
9:16
.10:18
.... 11 41
12 22
1:00
1:34
is w ith o u t a peer T h is wood has
been chosen by several of th e la rg ­
est p ro d u cers of th is class of goods
In th e U nited S tates to m eet th e
ex actin g d em an d s of th e landscape
arch itect. In m any of th e b eau ti­
ful hom es of th e c o u n try P o rt O r­
ford ced ar is used in th e o rn a ­
m en tal effects w hich se t off th e
g ard en s in a delig h tfu l fashion.
(C ontinued n ext issue)
P. M.
10 52
11:14
12 02
12:49
1:27
Low
A M. P. M.
3:02
4:06
4 09 5:01
5 06 5:47
6:27
5:48
7:06
6:43
7:26
7:40
Want Oregon Lands
G eorge V. W illiam s, B urlington,
111., contem plates m ak in g a trip
th is sum m er and w an ts from 15
to 30 a cres of p a rtly
im proved
land in w estern O regon suitable
for dairying, poultry, fru it and
general farm ing.
W illiam B eam er, G ordon, Nebr.,
contem plates m ak in g a trip to O r­
egon this su m m er and w an ts about
160 acres of im proved lan d along
the coast su itab le fo r sheep, fru it,
♦
♦ stock raising, an d g en eral fa rm ­
<9 COUNTY CLERK’S FILINGS ♦ ing.
<9
C. A. Schm idt, ro u te No. 2, M a­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ son, Wis., w a n ts a sm all Im proved
Geo. T. T aylor to M enasha W ood­ farm su itab le fo r su p p o rtin g about
seven o r n ine cows, a n d also su it­
en W are Co., deed.
M M cK enzie to D. McKenzie, able for p o u ltry raising. P re fe rs
to re n t a t firs t and w a n ts to be
bill of sale.
C ose to a good E vangelical church.
D. M cK enzie to M. McKenzie,
Thom as. W. M organ, ro u te No. 1,
bill of sale.
box 23B, P resto n , Mo., p lan s to
R. G M cK enzie to P acific Co­ m ake a tr ip to O regon th is Sep­
o p erativ e Wool G row ers, ch attel tem b er o r O ctober an d w a n ts from
m ortgage.
40 to 120 a cres of p a rtly im proved
F red Jam ieso n to J. W. M cKen- * land suitable fo r dairying, poultry
zie, m ortgage.
an d fru it raising. Is p a rtic u la rly
W W Am es to D Miller, bill of Interested In w estern O regon. P re ­
sale.
fers to re n t a t first.
O. J. P igeon to Geo. H elberger,
Mrs G. V. Cady, box 698, M id­
bill of sale.
west, W yom ing, contem plates m ak ­
C laren ce Z um w alt to Sw ift 4 Co., ing a trip to O regon th is sum m er
deed.
a n d w a n ts unim proved land in
E z ra T u rn e r to C u rry county, w estern O regon suitable fo r poul­
deed.
tr y and fru it raising.
W ilis T. W h ite S r
to A nna
Joseph A dam skl, K illdeer, N o rth
Stone, deed.
D akota, will com e to O regon th is
C. J. B ardon, D irty B uzzard m i­ Ju n e an d w a n ts from 20 to 60 acres
n in g claim , p roof o f labor.
of im proved lan d suitable fo r gen­
O rd er ap p o in tin g J. P. M aster- eral farm ing.
son a d m in is tra to r of th e estate
R. Z. H utchinson, 329 M aple ave­
of Mrs. Alice M asterson.
nue, E lm h u rst, 111., plans to come
O rd er ap p ro v in g bond of J. P. to O regon th is su m m er o r fall, and
M asterson, ad m in istrato r.
w ants ab o u t 40 acres of Im proved
O rd er au th o rizin g sale of a u to ­ land In w estern O regon suitable
mobile by a d m in is tra to r estate of fo r dairying, p oultry a n d fru it
D letrlck Quellen.
raising.
O. I. H ess an d M ary W akem an,
Guy A rm strong. C arson, Iowa,
m arria g e license.
in terested in w estern O regon and
A. H. P ow ers to E v an s A uto w an ts a place suitable fo r d airy ­
L oading Co., deeds.
ing, poultry, sheep, a n d general
J. A. B ow m an to T. P. H ughes, farm ing. P re fe rs to re n t a t first
deed.
w ith In ten tio n s of buying if s a t­
W J. Sw eet T im b er Co. to J. O. isfied.
F a rm e r, deed.
T hom as H. Troxel, W infield,
J. O. F a rm e r to E v an s Auto Tenn., in ten d s to come to O regon
L oading Co., deed.
th is sp rin g about April an d w an ts
W H W lgand to L W Cox, deed. 20 acres suitable fo r sheep ra is­
L eo n ard Cox to Lloyd Cox, deed. ing and fru it raising.
Jo sep h H ellrig to C u rry county,
C. E. W ilson, B ig Valley, A lberta,
deed.
C anada, plans to com e to O regon
S ta te L and B oard to JeBse T u r­ in April and w an ts from 10 to 50
ner. p a rtia l release of m ortgage.
a cres suitable fo r gen eral farm ing.
N. B a u m g a rtn e r to J. Van P elt,
J . A. Jen sen , R. F. D. No. 3,
satisfactio n .
Buhl, Idaho, w ill m ake a tr ip som e­
W H. R iggs to J. V an P elt, s a t­ tim e th is su m m er and w an ts about
isfaction.
20 acres of unim proved land in
C. H. P e ttln g e r to C u rry co unty w estern O regon su itab le fo r d a iry ­
bank, m ortgage,
ing, p oultry a n d fru it rasiin g
L. W Cox to W m
W lgand,
m ortgage.
U. S to Geo T. an d H. B. T ay­
lor. p aten ts.
G R A D E SCHOOL N O T E S <9
H B T ay lo r to M enasha W ood­ “
*
en W are Co., deed
~
Reftnert and <Huften o f
♦
Mrs. E lla K n ap p w as a b irth ­
day d in n e r hoatess S a tu rd a y noon
to th e M isses M arlon and A nna
T ichenor, h o noring th e ir eighteenth
b irth d ay . Mrs. T ichenor, Mrs. O r­
ris K napp. Mrs. M ary R ice and
Miss R u th C larlt w ere also guests.
To Log P. O. Cedar
Gold B each, F eb 15.—I t is re ­
ported th a t th e E v an s A uto L oad­
ing com pany, w hich recently p u r­
chased a large sta n d of P o rt O r­
ford ce d a r in th e P isto l riv er dis­
trict, will c u t sam e th is season,
shipping the export logs an d saw ­
ing th e rem ain d er on th e ground.
Mr A bott of Silver b u tte an d W.
R obinson w ere in tow n F riday.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. F. S p ark s
w rite from S an Jose, Calif., th a t
th ey hope to be hom e soon, and
send best reg ard s to th e ir m any
frien d s in P o rt O rford.
♦ in terested In th e ch u rch a n d its
♦
♦ PORT ORFORD AND LANG- ♦ p rogram of service to th e com m un­
♦
LO IS P A R IS H
♦ ity w ill be p re se n t a t th is m eeting
♦ Rev. J. C W hitsett, Pastor. ♦ S a tu rd a y fo r a co n ference w ith
♦
♦ Dr. T hom pson.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
C. R. WADE
C alendar of services fo r F e b ru ­
a ry 27, 1929
A tto r a ey -a 9 Law.
P o rt O rford ch u rc h — S unday
F
irst
N a tio n a l B ank B ldg
school a t 10 a. m H o u r of public
w orship, 11 a. m.
B andon
-
Oregon
Dr. D. A. T hom pson of P o rtlan d
will fill th e pulpit. I t is desired
th a t all who a re in terested in the
ch u rch a t P o rt O rford an d its pro­
g ram of service to th e com m unity
Dental Surgeon
be p resen t a t th is service for a
conference w ith Dr. Thom pson.
At Port Orford Pharmacy
L anglois ch u rch —S unday school
a t 10 a. m. H our o f public w or­
Phone l s l
Port Orford. Ore.
ship, 7:30 p. m.
T hem e of ad d ress by Mr. W h it­
se tt: “T he S hepherd H e a rt of
God.”
Dr. D. A. T hom pson w ill be in
L anglois a t 11 a. m. a t th e church
DR. L. R. PUGH
CURRY COUNTY VALUATIONS
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
A ssessor F re d S Moore has fu rn ish e d the N ew s w ith th e fol­
low ing d a ta reg ard in g th e v a lu a tio n s of C u rry county.
V aluation fo r th e Y ear 1928.
,507,690.00
.097.320.00
257,340.00
190,820.00
158,455.00
12.400 00
12,000.00
126.290.00
26.090.00
97.100.00
59.550.00
15,020.00
26,680.00
202,040.00
62,280.00
9.270 00
6,740.00
990.00
F a rm and P a stu re Lands, 164,468 a c re s -----------------
T im ber L ands. 190.022 A c r e s ------------------------------
Im provem ents on above L a n d s --------------------------
Tow n L ots
Im provem ents on Tow n L ots -------------
Im provem ents on L ands not D eeded—
R ailro ad and R olling Stock ----------------
M an u factu rin g M achinery, e t c . ....... .......
F a rm M achinery, etc.
M erchandise and Stock in T rad e ...
Money. N otes and S h ares of S to ck .
H otel and O ffice F u rn itu re --------
H orses and Mules, No, 674 -----------
C attle. No. 5.953 ---------------------------
Sheep and Goats, No. 12,709 —_ —
Swine, No. 985 ------------------------------
Dogs, No. 337 --------------------------------
M is c e lla n e o u s -------------------------------
HATTON’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
T otal, less $5,150.00 S oldiers’ E x e m p t io n s ------------------ $5,868,075.00
P u b lic U tilities (A ssessed by S ta te T ax C om m ission)
48,560.00
__ $5,916.635.00
T o tal V aluation S ubject to T axation
Port Orford, Oregon
C urry C ounty V aluation, Tax R a te s an d A m ount R aised
(A ssessm ent an d T ax Rolls fo r Y ear 1928)
S tate T ax (Inc. Ele. School)
G eneral C o u n ty ------------------
C ounty School F u n d ---------
R o a d s ______________________
M ark et R o a d s --------------------
R ig h t of W a y --------------------
R oad Bond S inking F u n d ._
In te re s t on B o n d s ---------------
F e r r y ---------------------------------
V aluation Mills
.$5,916.635.00 5.4 $
_ 5,916,635.QO 3.6
_ 5,916,635.00 1,7
.. 5,916,635.00 5.0
_ 5.916,635.00 2.2
. 5.916,635.00 0.1
.. 5.916.635.00 3.8
_ 5,916,635 00 2.4
_ 5,916,635.00 0.2
G ain In com puting .......... ..........
Amt.
R aised
31,949.83
21,299.89
10,058.28
29,583.18
13,016.60
591.66
22,483.21
14.199.92
1,183.33
Port Orford
24 4 $144,365 90
.35
T otal am o u n t of G eneral T ai
Hardware Co.
__ $144.366.25
P O R T O R F O R D , ORR.
P o rt of P o rt O rford
V aluation ____________ __________ 1,090,103.00 3.5
G ain In com puting
3.815 36
.32
$ 3,815.68
Fire Patrol Tax
D istrict No. 1, 144.611 A cres a t 2 c e n ts per a c re _ $ 2 ,892.22
D istric t No. 2, 41.622 A cres a t 3 1-2 cen ts p er a c re 1,456 77
Real
Estate
$4,348.99
.01
G ain in com puting
e Mrs M ary B Rice. P rincipal. >9
The follow ing nam ed pupils have
Native Platinum and Gold I read and m ade sa tisfa c to ry rep o rts
Unoln High Schools
i on ten approved books and have
Is req u ired
P o rt O rford ce d a r in
Highest M
Price«
1 received ce rtific a te s of aw ard :
E m U M IVC7
th e com m on g rad es o f plank m eets
__________ 1,532.616 00 6.0
9,195.70
D istrict No. 1
W IL D B E R G BR O S. D onna M cKenzie. Ju n e C rum ley, D istrict No. 2
th is sp ecification In every p a rtic u ­
. _............... 982.713.00 6.7
6,584.18
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Jam
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lar.
. 1.397.337.00 5.4
7.545.62
D istrict No. 3
Ofh»«r ?42 Market S t.. S.m FrAwnro
M arguerite Sab n, hJIlen B arton,
Plant: Sduth Sat» Ir«nr1*o
U sers of P o rt O rfo rd ced ar
V irginia L arson. Lois Biddle, R u th
$ 23.325.50
greenhouse sash have com m ented
Riddle, M ary C a th a rin e Soranson.
2.26
G ain in com puting
upon th e sa tisfactio n given by
P e r cen t of a tte n d a n c e fo r the
wood
As greenhouse beds It Is
week w as 100.
also highly recom m ended
Two-
P e r cen t of a tte n d a n c e for the
Inch rough com m on ced ar In con­
m onth w as 97.3.
s ta n t co n tact w ith m oist soil and
School D istrict V aluation and Tax
F orty-six pupils w ere n e ith e r a b ­
hum id a ir has lasted ten y ears
sen
t
n
o
r
late.
V aluation Mills
Tax
D istrict
o r m ore In* th is service. L ikew ise
$ 609.885.00 7.7 $ 4,696.12
No. 1 .....
In textile mills, w here a high rel­
139.688.00 8.6
1.201.32
No.
2
ativ e hum id ity Is m ain tain ed and
747,490.00 11.1
8.297.14
No. 3 __
U niversity of Oregon. E ugene
non condensing roofs a re required.
86 310 00 2.9
250.30
E d ito rs a tte n d in g th e E ditorial No. 5 In H igh
P or O rford ce d a r should prove an
184.425.00 5.7
1.051.22
P ress conference here F e b ru a ry 21. No. 5
ad m irab le wood.
62.480 00 8.0
499 84
22 and 23. will be g uests of the No. 8 __________
For lawn fu rn itu re , pergolas
27.498.00 12.8
351.97
A ssociated S tu d en ts a t the b a sk e t­ No. 7
and th e like. P o rt O rford ced ar
83.102 00 12.5
1.038.78
■ rl ball gam e betw een O regon and No 8 __________
1 171.231 00 5 4 6.324 65
W ashington w hich will he played No. 10
500.23600 8.7 4.352.05
here F e b ru ary 22 T his should be No 12
139.796 00 8.0
1.118.37
one of th e m ost im p o rta n t con­ No. 13
14.580.00 128
186 62
te sts of th e season and m ay de­ No. 15
225 226 00 1.8
405 41
cide the conference cham pionship. No. 16
471,656 00 10.9 5.141.05
l.ast y ear W ashington w on the No. 17
II
233,438.00 3.0
700.31
title and O regon w as runner-up. No. 18
372 828.00 75
2.796.21
finishing one gam e behind the No. 20
No. 22
377.860.00 7.7
2.909.52
cham pion H uskies
No. 23
107.858.00 11 3
1.251.15
Scenic Views
No. 24
124.294 00 79
236.754 00 11.7 2,770.02
Miss Veva A nderson en tertain ed No. 25
BANK
OF
BANDON
Commercial & Savings
Loggers
Pool H all
$4.349.00
NOTARY PUBLIC
$23.327.76
W. T. White
Port Orford, Ore.
Editors to Be Guests
Curry Chapter No. 135
O. E. S.
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
R egular m eetings, third Satur­
day of each month.
V isitors
alw ays welcom e.
W o rth y M atron,
K atie Adolphsen.
S ec re ta ry ,
V elm a Sabin.
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
‘
Birthday Party
of
Currv County
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
Cigars
Cantb
th e m em bers of the boys’ and girls'
high school bask etb all team s a fte r
th e gam es S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t her
home
T he p a rty w as given In
honor of the “T ich en o r T w ins' ”
b irth d ay
T he evening w as spent
In m usic and d an cin g
Miss An­
derson served delicious re fre sh ­
m ents
Mrs Mabel G illings and
Miss N ettle Toole chaperoned (he
party.
I.eutwylcr at Bonanza
FLO R A S L A K E H O T E L
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
vS
THE BLUE BIRD
Floras Lake
VOI R 1929 ITINERARY
w
Magazines
$5 916.635 00
G ain in com puting
T otal Tax to be collected
L ess Tax collected bv A ssessor.
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
j Meets second Saturday of each
| month. V isitin g brethera wel-
$4 '..323 98
11 come.
3.32
FRANCIS W. SMITH,
W o rsh ip fu l M aster.
546,327 30
I »A 5 11» JE N K S,
S e c re ta ry .
? 22,185.99
129 09
T otal Tax to be collected
.........
? '22.056.90
H igh School T uition. Two a n d E ig h t-ten th s of a mill 1 v-
led upon school d istric ts N os 7 8. 15. 2"- 23 and 25. : nd
upon $184 425 00 of the v alu atio n of srh o
d istrict No 5.
outside of S tan d ard H igh School district.- raising $2.88' ¡2
Wcr 1 w as received from R udolph
I.eutw ylcr. form erly of P o rt O rford,
last week to th e effect th a t he
had settled a t Bonanza. K lam ath No 1 V aluation
county, h aving rented a 1200-nere No. 2 V aluation
d .rv ranch
No. 3 V aluation
:
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V r iio r s ♦ i . ' j a i :
J our camp
W. J. SA ItIN . « . C.
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H ER V A l, FO RTY , « le rk .
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Road Districts.
$1 37 596 00
1 71.434 00
? 77 605 00
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD
W. 0. W. Camp 609
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