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PORT ORFORC NEWS
VOL. III.
Knapp Fort Bill Passes Senate;
Awaits Governor’s Action
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, March 5, 1929.
Port Orford to
Hoover Inaugurated;
Port Orford Cedar
Play in Tourney
Im pressive Ceremony
In W orld’s Markets
No. 18.
Will of People Defied;
Rogue River Bill Passes
(Coos Bay Tim es)
W ashington, Mar. 4. — Herbert
Port Orford cedar is well known
An announcement, of great in­
I in Scotland, having been used in j Hoover, the 31st president of the
| place of first quality Quebec yel- United States, w as inducted into terest to basketball fans of the
l low pine for considerable time. office today w ith unusually im ­ Port Orford section as well as to
The wood being mild and in clear pressive inauguration ceremonies. fans of Coos county, was made
’ grade, free of defects, its uses have Chief Justic Taft, former presi­ recently by tournam ent officials of
dent, adm inistering the oath of the local district, relative to the
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Senator Miller's bill, senate bill
' been extended in recent years.
inviting of the Port Orford high
No. 154, providing for the w ith­
The sizes in most request in office.
school basketball team to try con- l . l l l l l b c r ( O H ip iiliy
House bill No 435, introduced by
drawal of the w aters of Rogue
Scotland are w hat are known as 1
R epresentative Knapp o f Port Or­ February W eather
clusions with other team s of this
E lects O fficers i river from further appropriation
Waa.
Port
OrfnrH
"Sidings,”
nam
ely
5
4-inch,
6
4-inch
President’s
Cabinet
i\e
a
r
r
o
r
i
v
n
o
r
u
and
g4jnch
thicR
w(th
o
c<
L
aalon.
ford and providing that port dis­
The Inman Lumber A Develop­ for commercial purposes, passed
The ten men who are to be the section in the district tournament
W eather statistics, as kept by
tricts m ay sell and lease property,
to be held in the Marshfield arm­ ment company held a stockholders’ the house of representatives last
ally
3-inch
and
4-inch
also
inquir­
official
advisers
of
President
Hoov-
passed the senate Thursday with Cooperative United S tates Observ­
ory, Friday and Saturday, March m eeting in the offices of the com­ week with but two dissenting votes,
ed for.
„ . „ „ . er are:
but six dissenting votes. Inasm uch er Henry Johnston at Port Orford,
pany in Port Orford Friday to one of which w as that o f Repre­
Secretary of state—Henry L. 8 and 9.
as the bill had previously passed indicate that the w eather for Feb- I Generally speaking Port Orford
Previous invitations included all elect a board of directors to serve sentative Knapp of P ort Orford,
Stimson, New York.
ruary
w
as
nearly
ideal,
there
being
eedar
is
used
in
Scotland
for
high
the house, by but one dissenting
Secretary of the treasury- An-
teams of leaKue “A’\ and *_he until the next annual meeting. The and as the bill had previously pass­
• vote, the bill is now in the hands 16 clear days. 6 partly clear days cla8a ‘"terior finishing. The fol-
two leading members of league new board consists of C. R. Wade, ed the senate it now rests with
drew W. Mellon of Pennsylvania.
of Governor Patterson for ap­ and 6 cloudy days, w ith »29 Inches , >™‘nK * ('ll known buildings in
This lineup would Include of Bandon; J. M Beach, and Geo Governor Patterson whether
the
Secretary of w ar—James W. "B.”
of precipitation. The daily range I Glasgow have been entirely finlsh-
proval or disapproval.
Marshfield, North Bend, Bandon, W. Soranson. Later In the day the bill will become a law or not.
Good of Iowa.
of
tem
perature
was:
ed
in
‘his
wood:
Victoria
Infirm-
The chamber or commerce, upon
The Port Orford Chamber of
Attorney-general — William D. Myrtle Point, Coquille, Roseburg, new board completed its organiza­
D
ay Max
Max Min arX' R °y al Infirmary, Royal Sick
D ay
Max Min
learning of the passage of the
Coos R iver and Riverton high tion and elected C. R. Wade as Commerce at Its regular meeting
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1R
5R
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Children’s
hospital.
Ear,
N
ose
and
Mitchell
of Minnesota.
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52
bill by the senate, held a special
Postm aster-general — Walter F. schools. Plans now call for the president of the company, J. M last Tuesday adopted the following
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meeting, and adopted the following 2
dropping of one of the team s which Rpacb as v|Ce president and Geo. ; resolution
request!! g
Governor
Brown
of Ohio.
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resolution:
has competed In the league “A” W. Soranson secretary and treas­ Patterson to veto the bill:
tile
Insurance
Co..
Ltd.,
Gleneagles
Secretary
of
the
navy—Charles
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18
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35
55
W hereas, the senate and the 4
Whereas, on November 6, 1928,
Francis Adams of M assachusetts. schedule and add the Port Orford urer.
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house of representatives of the 5
j high school in its place. This no
At the stockholders' m eeting re­ the people of the state of Oregon
Secretary
of
interior—Dr.
R
ay
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25
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1929 session of the Oregon legisla­ 6
doubt will increase the strength of ports of officers were read and voted down decisively measures to
Lyman Wilbur of California.
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24
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ture have passed house bill No. 435, 7
the tournam ent team s as a whole discussed and the affairs of the withdraw the waters of the Rogue,
have
been
panelled
throughout
in
Secretary
of
agriculture—Arthur
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28
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introduced by R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ! 8
and give Port Orford high school company generally gone Into,
the Umpqua, the MacKenzie, and
M. Hyde of Missouri.
42 Port Orford cedar.
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28
55
Knapp and providing that port dis- i 9
its first chance to compete in a
the D eschutes rivers from further
The
Clyde
R
iver
shipyards
have
Secretary
of
commerce—Robert
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25
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tricts m ay sell and lease property; ' 10
district tournam ent in which the C on trol W a te r R e so u r c e s commercial appropriation; and
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38 used Port Orford cedar for many P. Lamont of Illinois.
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26
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11
and
w inner goes to Salem for the state
2A
senate bill No. 154. pro­
years
for
panelling
in
the
first
Secretary
of
labor—James
J.
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26
33
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» W hereas, the taxpayers o f the 12
championship tourney.
Kin ana
i . vldlng that the w aters of the Rogue
Davis,
of
Pennsylvania.
The
Port
Orford
high
school,
-
H
o
u
s
e
bill
405,
by
Chlnnock.
is
,
,
»
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55
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33
53
Port o f Port Orford, in Curry 13
the most Important m easure affect­ river shall be withdrawn from fur-
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county, Oregon, are vitally inter­ 14
w ith a total registration of 16 boys,
ing the control and development
—- —
W ant Oregon Land
ested in this measure as it will
boasts the strongest basketball
! ther commercial use, has passed
33 yacht decking and small boat bulld-
Jam es A. Gleason, Little Sioux, team by far ever produced by the of the state's w ater resources that
,lly Average (approx.) 53
provide a means w hereby they can
both branches of the legislature
:
Ing.
has
been
up
for
consideration
this
Iowa, contem plates making a trip
sell and dispose of the docks,
In England Port Orford cedar to Oregon this fall and w ants school and during the present sea­ session, according to R hea Luper, and is now In the hands o f the
w harfs and other harbor facilities '
son captured 13 straight games state engineer
Ban on Tonics
It passed both governor for approval or dlsapprov
, ' has been used in lesser amounts,
of said port district; and
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 26. Although whjcb ¡g increasing as the merits around 100 acres of unimproved aga|nBt high school opponents be houses without discussion.
i *’ ' and
land,
preferably
logged-off
land,
in
W hereas, the m aintenance of said rumor has It that the m erchants , Qf <hp woo<] bppome known There
fore a gam e was added on the
Under former laws It was v lr -1 Whereas, the approval of said
the coast region, suitable for dairy­ wrong side of the ledger. The one
harbor facilities are annually in- ] of Boise are talking o f protesting
tually mandatory upon the state l-K'-I»tlon by the governor will
demand in England ing. poultry, hogs, fruit, and nuts,
creasing the burden on the taxpay- , the governm ent’s action in prohib- is a good
among sm all boat builders, as this and general farming. Prefers to and only game lost to a high school engineer to approve all applications nla^e H*e bill become a law in
ers, ow ing to the fact that prac­ lting the sale of tonics and malt, lndustry is centered ln England
aggregation w as the win taken by for permits to appropriate water i
a"d in opposi­
tically the only freight handled ov­ and (hat the ex-m alt and tonic rathpr {han Scotland
Myrtle Point, Coos county basket­
It8 U8e in be close to good schools.
tion to. the will of the people of
for
any
beneficial
use,
regardless
John M H iggins, 215 Benner ball champions for 1929, and this
er said docks consists o f export sellers may institute a test case. I thg battery trade of England ha8
the state as expressed at the No­
street. Highland park, N. J., con­ loss w as suffered on the Myrtle of what effect the appropriation vember election; and
Port Orford cedar logs hauled by H. E Ray. United States district bppn fair,y 8teady
might
have
on
the
future
develop­
tem
plates
com
ing
to
Oregon
this
trucks, which truck hauling can­ attorney who issued the notice of | Qf Rg po88lb|lltle8 ln the E ng-
Point floor. Though 'h e Port Or­
Whereas, the withdrawal of the
not continue in excess of two more restraint, said today no such case )(gh markct Bprnpr & Wll8on of summer and w ants a place large ford school offers no alibi for the ment of the state. House bill 405 wnters of the Rogue river from
authorizes
the
state
engineer
to
years on account of the inaccessi­ had yet been started and that he
maRp tbp fo„ ow lng com. enough to pasture from 250 to 500 defeat by Myrtle Point, followers
,
commercial developm
* ent . will
. . serl-
bility of the standing timber to thinks the m erchants will not con- m pnts. ,,port Orford ppdar ghould head of cattle, w ith small acreage of the team point to the showing refer anv application to the state i ously retard the general
develop­
reclamation
com
m
ittee
which
may
of improved land.
transportation of this character; test the law.
made against the Ekblad Hardware
ment of all of southwestern Ore-
be more largely used for cabinet
L. Farren, 100 W. Government team last Tuesday on the Port prejudicially affect the public In­ gon:
and
Federal prohibition officers spent wQrk than lg thp caflp at prpgpnt
terest.
W hereas, the bonded debt of the today advising m erchants carry- ag Jt ,g g fin e WQod for th ,g pur. street, Pensacola, Fla., will m ake Orford floor.
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved
It also provides for a public
P ort of Port Orford will begin to Ing malt syrup, tonics
The Hardwaremen barely edged
cordial
|n addiUon to thp m any other a trip to Oregon ln the near fu­
by the Port Orford Chamber of
hearing
on
the
application
and
ture and wants from 80 to 160 acres out a 29 to 27 victory after follow­
m ature in 1931, thereby adding ad­ w ines and other alcoholic substi- , uggg fo wh)(,h R )g adapted ..
Commerce, ln regular m eeting as­
ditional burdens on the taxpayers, ' tutes, that if they continue to d o , Another ardpnt propagandlgt for of unimproved land suitable for ing Port Orford at the end of the makes It the duty of the com m is­ sembled, that it is the sense of this
who m ust squarely face the pay­ so It would be at their own per 1. port Qrford ppdar ,g thp f(rm o{ poultry raising and general farm­ first half 19 to 15. The showing sion to consider the highest use body that said bill should be ve­
of the water for any and all pur­
ing of said bonded debt together as the officers are determ ined to , Smpgton * R an„comb London, ing.
made by the Port Orford squad
toed by the governor of Oregon;
Axel A. Samuelson, Troy, Idaho, was remarkable for the reason that poses.
w ith the upkeep and m aintenance enforce the prohibition law to the , among thp par)lpgt of thp Br|t)gh
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and
expects to come to Oregon this
of taxation ; and
ii 0 4
That a copy of this resolution be
! com panies to appreciate the out- year and w ants from 40 to 80 acres the Ekblad team had as its mem ­
p W hereas, at this tim e the Port
Seagull Story
forwarded to Honorable I. L. P at-
bers some of the greatest basket­
. " “
; standing merits of this wood.
of partly improved land in w est­
of Port Orford has an opportunity
Are seagulls endowed with a teraon, governor, Salem, Oregon,
W rijibt Kiirn Burns
( Japan supplies by far the larg- ern Oregon suitable for fruit rais­ ball stars ever turned out by coach­
to sell its docks, wharfs and oth- ,
requeat that he give due con-
es of the two Coos B ay high sense of compassion when any of
er harbor facilities and thereby re- | About 11 o’clock last night (Mon- est export m arket for Port Orford ing and general farming. Is also schools, some of the players be­ thelr number become crippled or g|deratlon to the question of veto-
lleve the taxpayers of the district day) Rev. W hitsett, who lives cedar. The developm ent of this interested in Irrigated land.
|n g said bill,
ing Hugh Chapman, ‘’Shorty” Mc­ 111?
across the R oosevelt highway, dis- { trade came about through the
A. G. Webber, box 734, Miles city, Daniel, Bobby Robertson, Alton
of the present and prospective tax (
Phil Adams and John Wheeler ( It
aH()prted by those Interest-
covered
fire
In
the
two-story
barn
j
world-wide
search
made
by
agents
Montana, plans to m ake a trip to Selen, Tyberg. Livingston and Carl will answer this question most em- pd jn f bp fun developm ent of the
burdens: and
W hereas, the said house bill No. owned by M T. W right and Im- of Japanese timber Import firms to Oregon this winter and wants from Paynp This lineup except on rare phatically In the affirm ative.
state, both comm ercially and recre-
435 is now in the hands of the m ediately called Delm ar Wright, j find a substitute for the native 10 to 40 acres of improved land In j occaB|ons could spot any Coos
In fact they have good proof, so ationally, that tnls bill is a direct
who
lives
near
the
barn.
The
white
cedar,
which
for
centuries
the southwestern part of Oregon county high school team 15 points they say, of the truth of their blow to the development commer-
governor for approval or disap­
building and entire contents were ' has been the favorite wood of suitable for poultry raising and and then takp an easy victory.
proval; and
answer.
d a lly of the whole of southwestern
Port Qrford In the 13 games In
W hereas, said legislation is in destroyed, although Rev. W hitsett Japanese builders and craftsm en, fruit. Is also Interested In Irri-
Here is the story told by Adams Oregon through which the Rogue
and Mr W right made an effort "Hinokl" as the Japanese cedar is gated land.
line w ith sound public policy:
which it was returned the winner of an Incident which happened r|vpr Rows, and that if it ia al-
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved to start the big five-ton W hite I called, entered into the construc-
E Dowse. Webb city, Okla . con- 8Corpd 516 points against a total back of the Rogue R iver garage lowed to become a law the state
In a d d ic tio n of shrines and tem ples, and tem plates com ing to Oregon and of 243 garnered by its opponents, last Friday:
by the Port Orford Chamber of truck w ithout success.
will suffer materially, as the region
Wheeler threw som e chunks of Is known to be rich In timber and
Commerce, in special m eeting as­ tion to the truck the W rights had the better class of houses from w ants from 40 to 80 acres of half R T |chenor. speedy forward of the
considerable
logging
equipm
ent
,
time
immemorial.
improved and half new land In team, took 186 points of the total meat back of the garage and soon minerals requiring cheap power
sembled this 2nd day of March,
The growing scarcity of this western Oregon suitable for dairy­
1929, th at it is the sense o f this and some household goods stored
as his mark for the w inning games a flock of seagulls were attracted for their development.
body th at said house bill No. 435 In the barn, all of which were de- wood and imperial edicts curtall- ing. poultry raising fruit, and gen­
The bill Is the outgrowth of the
The record of the gam es won to it. But to his surprise, not all
Im provements not is as follow s.
of them began to eat from the old-time fish question, but observ­
become a law through the approv­ stroyed. Mr W right estim ates his ing its production, opened the mar- era, farm ing
loss
at
$4000.
without
insurance.
het
to
Port
Orford
cedar,
which
necesrary, prefers to put up own Port Orford 39 Ophir
al of the governor of the state;
ers say that the law m akers have
32 morsel.
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! closely resem bles the native “hin- building.
Instead a half dozen of the birds permitted sentim ent and prejudice
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and
Ophir
77
Port
Orford
oki.” From a modest beginning a
John T. Parrish, motor route A.
T hat a copy of this resolution
38 formed a circle around the meat to overbalance their Judgment, and
Riverton
L ife Savin? Station
decade ago. the trade has risen to Hinckley, Minn., will come to Or­ Port Orford 51
be forwarded to Honorable I. L.
The chamber of comm erce Sat­ large proportions.
Port Orford 29 Crescent City 27 and from out of the flock came that they entirely lost sight of the
egon as soon as he can sell or
fact that the voters of the state
Patterson, governor, w ith request urday received a telegram from
19 a gull with a broken leg
Riverton
Japan im ports the wood in the tiad e his farm there for property Port Orford 40
While the crippled gull ate his fill at large last November decisively
th at he approve said bill, and also Senator Charles L McNary stat-
11
Bandon
Orford
Port
31
form of logs, lumber and small
that a copy hereof be forwarded ing that he had called at the office t)mbpr8 A ]argp and gtpady tradp here. W ants from 40 to 80 acres Port Orford 33
Rogue River 28 of the meat, the group of sentinels snowed under sim ilar bills to w ith­
to Honorable Louis L Knapp, the of Admiral BI,lard of the United bptwppn
Bfty gnd Japan „ of improved or partly Improved Port Orford 25
11 in the circle fought off all of the draw the waters of the Rogue,
Oakland
6 ! other gulls and would not permit Umpqua, MacKenzie and D eschutes
tiuthor of the legislation.
Langlois
States coast guard service. W ash- m ainta,npd throUghout the year land suitable for dairying and gen­ Port Orford 37
Prefers to locate Port Orford 36
13 , them to have a taste or to molest rivers from further commercial
Langlois
ington, D. C . and that the repor port Orford cpdar |„ U8pd |n Japan eral farm ing
13 j the cripple.
use. Governor Patterson has an ex-
In 1927 the port comm ission con­ of Commander Kelly and Super- for aJmogt every conceivable pur- near a thriving small town.
Port Orford 48
Gold Beach
Jam es B. Botay, 712 Franklin Port Orford 47
13
After more than an hour, when cellent opportunity to prevent the
tracted w ith the Inman lum ber & intendent of Construction Fourchy.
Gold Beach
from hougp bui|dlng
ppn.
10 the cripple had eaten all that he Injustice this measure will do if
D evelopm ent company to sell the who visited Port Orford last month. p)|g and tubR R Jg a)go a grPat street, Downers grove. III., plans Port Orford 23
Reedsport
on com ing to Oregon in August
' wanted, the guards gave a signal ‘ finally It becomes a law, and It
dock In the Port Orford harbor had not been received
favorite in the wooden novelty and and w ants from 40 to 80 acres suit­
243 and the entire flock pounced upon is believed that his Judgment will
A. H Powers. Fred Powers and
516
It is understood locally that the
)ndua, rlP8 of , hat country,
the remainder of the m eat and , be In line with that o f the voters
Dr. Ggp E. Dix, all of Coos coun­ report is being held by the Inves-
Owjng fo fhp ?hortagp of the na- able for dairying, poultry, fruit, and
soon caused it to disappear.
of the state.
ty. enjoined the sale, and upon tlgating officials aw aiting stormy ((vp ppdar gupp)y Japan
now general farming. Prefers western
Oregon and would like a place on Dense Fo? Held
"Don’t tell me the aeagulls have
trial o f the case In the circuit w eather conditions in order that
using Port Orford cedar for pur­ a highway, not too far from a large
Cause of Wreck no sense or no compassion upon
court at Gold Beach last year Captain N utter of the Bardon
poses hitherto enjoyed only by the city, good markets, and if possible
Friday the steam ship Sujameco. other gulls which are ill or crip­ Discrim ination Made
Judge Brand upheld the conten­ coast guard station m ay have an a)mogt gaprpd „h,nf)k| ..
Among
tion of the plaintiffs
The port opportunity to make the necessary tbpgp |g for tpmp]p construction with some river or lake frontage. owned by the Transmarine line of pled.” said AdaniB Reporter.
A gainst Roosevelt
Ingwald Swaren, of Killdeer, N. New York city, bound from San
com m ission then appealed
the observations at the proposed site
The beginning of this year w it­ D., com ing to Oregon in June or
Sunday a south-bound traveler
Francisco, g r o u n d e d on a sand
case to the supreme court where Curry's superfine weather, there
Knapp’s Bill Passes
nessed one of the most unusual
stopped at one of Port Orford's
it now is on the calendar.
fore, appears to be responsible for 8b)pmPnt8 o f )ts klnd from Coos July and wants one section of un­ beach eight m iles north of the en­
Salem, Mar. 2. House bill 348. In- i leading service stations for gas,
Owing to the fact that the land the delay in receipt of the report Ray gn ordpr pan|ng ff)r
plpcp„ improved land in southern Oregon trance to Coos bay at 9:40 A. M troduced by R epresentative Knapp gnd (fj pxprp81!lng hl„ appreclatlon
owners within the port district by the W ashington officials.
temple timber. 35 inches at the suitable for sheep and stock rais­ due to a dense fog that prevailed I of Port Orford, Increasing the sal- , of lhp wonderfu, Roo„eve,t hlgh-
ing.
along that section of the coaut. ary of the county treasurer of i
face the paying off of the bonded
~
sm all end. and ranging in length
way remarked that, ow ing to heart
O. Blndno, of La« Vegas. N e v , It Is probable the vessel may be Curry county, h a . passed both (roub)p
Indebtedness in 1931 and thereaf­
h|g phyld<.,an had advlaa<,
Steelhead N ot Game risn from 29 to 35 feet, cut from the w ants from 4A to 60 acres of Im­ saved aa it was not in Immediate
ter, together w ith the coast of
branches of the legislature and is a({aln8t maklng tbe , rlp OVer the
State House, Salem, Or., Feb. 25. f|npRt quality of logs.
proved land suitable for angora danger.
m aintenance and upkeep from tax­
now in the hands of Governor Pat- , a||, k|you moun, alnB on the P acific
—It looks as though the anglers
y bp Japanese government was goats and stock raising
Coming
ation. R epresentative Knapp in­
ter son.
’ b |gbw ay and that he had called
will lose out in their fight for the nof |ong in recognizing the valu- som etim e this summer.
troduced house bill No. 435 to pro­
excluslve right to capture steel- abjp properties of the new cedar
at the Portland branch of the A. A.
Basketball Tonight
R R. DeArmond, Merchants E x­
vide direct authority in law for heads
House bill 480, by Peters, imported from the United States
P.
0
.
W
ins
Both
Games
A. for road Information as to how
change
building.
St.
Louis,
Mo.
the sale of the property, in order
Tonight the Port Orford boys
m aking steelhead a game fish in and her state railways are using
Friday night the Reedsport bas I
plans on com ing to Oregon
in high school team will meet the
•"that the landowners would not be
all waters of the state, Is on the Port Orford cedar ties in large July or August and w ants from
R oosevelt highway and was told
too severely injured.
strong Ekblads of Marshfield on ketball team went down to defeat |
table in the house The plan now j ouantitles
25 to 100 acres of improved land the home floor for a second game. by the Port Orford high school that It could not be done. S tarl­
The action of both houses in
is to take it from the table, elim-
Inquiries are being received from
suitable for dairying, poultry and bplng probably the last game of boys team with a score of 29 to 9 in ing south the traveler made In­
passing the measure, in defiance
inate all references to steelhead as Germany, France Italy, the Ar-
quiry at Eugene and was directed
stock raising
o f the powerful lobby against It.
the season to be played In Port favor of the locals.
trout, and then the comm ercial gentlne. South Africa. Australia,
C B McBride, Burley, Idaho, is Orford
Saturday night the Port Orford via Drain to Coos Bay, and told
Is a stron g tribute to its author,
firhing interests will be satisfied i India and other primary timber coming to Oregon sometime during
high school girls team w ent to the attendant at the local station
and R epresentative Knapp may
The state game com m ission will markets
Brookings and gathered a game that It was a wonderful road all
Justly feel proud of his maiden still be able to designate certain ! Use of Port Orford cedar in this summer and wants 320 acres
the way.
of dry land suitable for general
legislative effort. As the bill Is
Rep.
Knapp
to
Return
With
the girls team of that city
stream s where the steelhead will South America to date has largely
with the score showing 17 to 10.
along sound public policy lines its be a game fish, but it w ill n^» »>e ( becn in the form of railway ties, farm ing
Word received by The News from
approval by the governor is be­
Henry Johnston of Garrison lake
most of w hich have been used on
a game fish In all waters.
R epresentative Louis L. Knapp last
lieved to be certain.
from
F B Tlchenor returned
Mrs. W alter Sutton and son, district, who, with his wife, recent­
the west coast of that continent.
Saturday was to the effect that he
Inquiries are being received from Salem Saturday afternoon.
anticipated the session of the leg Jesse, went to Gold Beach Satur­ ly returned from several months
Mrs Georgia Bailey, chief oper
islature would adjourn Saturday day, Mrs Sutton rem aining with spent In Canada, was shaking
.to r of the W est Coast Telephone ' h-.
Ladies Aid
ttals
of
the
east
coast
countries
night and that he would return her daughter. Mrs. Jesse Turner, hands with friends In town Tues­
Mr
and
Mrs
Harold
Sauers
re­
Mrs H. L Sauers of Agate B ea-h exchange at Gold Beach, motored
Port Orford is alw ays glad
Sales o f Port Orford cedar to turned the first of the month from home either Tuesday or Wednes­ foe an extended visit, and Mr. Sut­ day
:■
to
Pert
Orford
last
Monday
eve-
(
park will be hostess to the Ladies
to welcome Curryltes horns again.
ton returning home 8unday
day.
a
month's
motor
tour
of
California.
r
ir-t,
and
returned
the
sam
e
night,
j
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