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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
East-West Rail Line Recom-
. mended; Benefit Southwest
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, March 19, 1929.
VA*
Big Railroad
Sawyer Assistant to
Tournament Close of
Fight Impends
Secretary of Interior
A Successful Season
San Francisco, Mar. IS.—Incor­
poration in N ew York o f the $10,-
000,000 Oregon-Nevada
Railroad
company to build a line from N ys­
sa eastern Oregon, to connect w ith
the Southern Pacific at W inne­
mucca, Nev., w as heralded in San
Francisco railroad offices yester­
day as Indicating the Union Pa-
cific will line up w ith the South-
: ern P acific in opposing the Great
| Northern's entry Into California.
, Such an alignm ent would pres­
I age one of the greatest railroad
' battles in many years in San Fran-
' cisco in July, when the Interstate
commerce comm ission hears the
! Great N orthern’s application to es-
No. 20.
Officers Kill Moonsniner; An­
other Curry County Arrest
W ashington, March 12.—Secre­
The most successful basketball
tary Wilbur today appointed Ernest season that the Port Orford high
W alker Sawyer, Los Angeles engi­ school has ever had cam e to a
neer, as his executive assistant.
close in the Ashland tournam ent
The new executive assistant is a last Friday and Saturday.
The
native of Braceville, 111. For the boys have played 23 games, includ­
past few years he has been a resi­ ing tournam ent games, and have
As a result of the extended hear­
W ednesday afternoon, about 5
Oregon Lands Wanted
The girls have
dent of Los Angeles. During the lost but five.
ing held in Oregon last year by
Laws for Sportsmen
o’clock, State Prohibition
Agent
played 14 gam es and lost but two. I
recent
campaign
he
had
charge
of
Commissioner McManamy of the
Herbert L. Ross. 2229 Yale Btvd.,
A piece of legislation recently Oakes, Coos county prohibition of­
B
oth
team
s
have
made
records
the
radio
broadcasting
for
southern
interstate commerce comm ission, It S p ringfield, 111., is interested in the
passed gives the state game com­ ficer, Charles H. Hunt, and federal
California in the interest of the players, school and com m unity can
has been recommended to the com ­ northwestern part of the state.
mission authority to seize any boat prohibition officer Milton
An­
ju stly be proud of, not only through
Hoover candidacy.
mission that an east and w est line Does not intend to farm for him-
equipped with a net that is found drews, raided a moonshiner's camp,
their
fine
team
work
and
skill
in
Mr.
Sawyer
constructed
a
num­
be constructed from Crane to sed but w ishes either a large farm
in a closed stream. This, it is be­ located in a tent on the old Lake-
ber of the great radio stations of playing but also by their rem ark­
Crescent Lake, giving through east or several sm all farm s for invest-
lieved, will enable the game war­ port tow nsite on Floras lake, with
Europe, including the one in the able sportsmanship. Their coach,
and w est rail facilities through cen­ ment. Land suitable for poultry
dens to curb salm on poaching. In the result that the one man found
E iffel tower, Paris. From 1920 to Delm ar Wright, has given faith fu l­
tral Oregon, the com m issioner in­ and fruit.
the past it has been necessary to there, Charles Pierson, w as shot to
1923
he
was
consulting
engineer
of
ly
o
f
his
tim
e
and
services,
and
dicating that the Union P acific is
catch poachers In the act of taking death.
W. L. Bronson, Flaxton, N. D.,
the All-American Cables and Postal great credit is due him for the
the logical agency to do the work. com ing this spring and w ants a
A coroner's Jury, composed of W
fish with a net, or to find a net
show ing the team s have made
Telegraph company.
set in a closed stream. Law vio­ P Laws, Chas. Henry, C. L. Sparre-
After analyzing the possibilities horns proposition suitable for fruit Western Pacific, giving the Arthur
The office of executive assistant
The boys' team has worked hard
I Curtiss James interests a new sys­
lators have made no special efforts torn, Wm. Boyd, J. L. Foster, M.
and probabilities of increased traf- ! and general farm ing
is a newly created position in all season to earn the right to rep­
tem
extending
from
the
Canadian
to hide the fact that they owned I^anglois, i eturn ed a verdict Satur­
fic originating in Coos and Curry
Robert Anderson, 1372 Selby Av­
the department. It w as authorized resent the school at the annual
net equipped boats, but have de­ day exonerating the officers, and
counties, Commissioner McManamy enue, No. 3, St. Paul, Minn., in­ border to the Mexican line along by the personnel classification
tournam ent for
sm aller
high
the Pacifio coast.
fied the com m ission to catch them declared that the shooting was
states:
tends com ing to Oregon this sum­
board at the request o f Secretary schools, held at Ashland. No one ;
using the equipm ent to illegally done by Officer Oakes In self de­
Held V. P. Project.
"The hope of w itnesses represent­ mer and w ants from 5 to 10 acres
Wilbur to provide him with a pro­ could deny that they were en- [
fense.
fish
W
hile
Southern
Pacific
officials
fessional consultant In relation to titled to represent the school af­
ing this territory is that, if the of improved land in western Ore-
Hunters who m ake a practice of , D istrict Attorney Buffington and
ter their remarkable show ing this
Union P acific constructs the ex­ egon, close to good markets, suita- disclaimed official knowledge of engineering matters.
hunting deer at night w ill be more ■ Sheriff Turner also made an In­
In his new capacity Sawyer will year. And, although the team was
tension to Crescent Lake, it would, ble for poultry raising, fruit, and the new Oregon-Nevada Railroad
careful in the future, as a result vestigation of the affair on the
fur
farm
ing.
j
company
yesterday,
the
belief
was
j
be
secretary
Wilbur's
expert
ad-
not In tip-top form, due to attack s
(trough common user w ith the
Charles Peterson. Verono, N. D . e*Pre8se<‘ that “ J 8 a Union Pa- viger in al, phases of engineering of flu, it was decided at a student of a new law w hich increases the I ground, and while Buffington has
Southern P acific, or its own con­
the P^POsed with which the interior depart­ body m eeting that the school send penalty for such an offense. The 1 not officially so stated, It is learn-
struction, eventually extend its ser­ Interested in western Oregon and ®‘fic projePt and
wants
enough
improved
land
t
o
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'
w
i"
ba
an exten- ment has to deal, reclamation, ir­ 1 the boys to Ashland March lb and vision of a not too comfortable jail | ed that there is a strong pos­
vice w est of the Cascade m ountains
confronting the night hunter will sibility that the whole matter
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vi
>
slon
the
Oregon
Short
to Coos Bay, to the Rogue, Ump­ care for 50 to 75 cows suitable for
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„ ... Line, rigation, including Boulder Dam 16.
have a tendency to cause him to ' will be brought to the attention
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owned by the Union Pac fic, thru project, which is under interior de­
The Port Orford team drew Rid­
qua and W illam ette valleys and poultry,
sheep, fruit, general farm- |
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at least give the deer a fair chance. | of the April grand Jury at Gold
| southeastern Oregon, to meet the partment supervision.
dle
for
the
first
game
at
9
a.
m.
adjacent territories.
ing and stock raising. Prefers to
Wild ducks of O r e g o n
were j Beach.
Southern P acific at Winnemucca.
Friday. The boys won easily, by
rent at first. Close to school.
D evelop m en t Is E xpected .
gTanted greater protection by the I Charles Pierson was about 26
Significance of such a line. In
Mr. Sawyer visited Port Orford a score of 55 to 19.
They were
John F. Martin, 867 S. Federal
“W ith this accom plishm ent, and
j view of the Great Northern’s plans, ( ]a st December In company with then paired with the winner of the state legislature. The lim its were years of age and had worked in
with resulting com petition and dl- avenue, Brentwood Heights, Calif., . was pointed out. The Great North- Engineer J. M Beach of the Port
cut to 15 ducks a day and 20 a , the logging camps of Coos county
Coos River-Gold Hill game, and
rect and shorter routes to and w ants from 80 to 160 acres of un­ ern, in arguing for a permit to ! Orford Harbor & Development
week. The bill w as advocated by 1 for about two years, com ing from
Coos R iver w as the w inning team.
from the east,, increased develop­ improved land suitable for general . build into California, has held out corporation, a friend of many years'
many who believe thnt the birds Minnesota. Funeral services were
The boys played them at 7 p. m.
ment is expected. The feeling ex­ farming. Coming In April.
I the prospect of opening northwest- standing. In connection with the Friday. That game w as claimed were being slaughtered unneces­ held in Bandon, where interment
Edmond E. Nelson, Chelsea, Ok­
i took place.
ists that the territory and the port
ern markets to California m anufac- harbor developm ent project of that by m any of the members of the sarily.
He turers and producers. The Oregon- | company.
cannot be developed until it is lahoma, com ing this spring.
enthusiastic crowd to be the best
T horhaven A rrested.
served by more than one railroad w ants from 40 to 80 acres of partly Nevada Railroad company, through |
gam e of the tournament.
Coos Curry Scene for A. A. A.
Coquille, Mar. 16 As a result of
and by lines running In more than improved land in western Oregon : ,ts projected connection w ith the
At the last week's m eeting of
River,
who
missed
by
only
three
Sells Parking Ix»t
the investigations being made In
one direction.”
suitable for general farming.
, Southern Pacific, would give an !
points representing district No. 5 In the chamber of comm erce A rtist , northern Curry county by Joe Vo­
The report of the commissioner,
Peter Uedelhofen. of Hubbard , even shorter route to the north- ' F. B. Tichenor has gold his lot
the state tournamqpt at Salem, put J. R. Croxall o f Bandon w as com­ gelsang. Portland, deputy United
who is a former reside®*’ [if Ore­ Woods, 111., interested in western j west its incorporators have as- In block 29, In the area fronting
up their usual fine game, but the missioned to prepare a picture of States marshal, A. A Thorhaven,
gon and who w as delegated to Oregon and w ants not more than ■ serted.
historic B attle rock, to Charles Wa­ Port Orford boys outplayed them the Roosevelt highw ay just south
well-known resident of the Lang­
Cuts 500 Miles.
study the demands initiated be- the 10 acres of improved land suitable .
ters, according to the deed records throughout, losing through poor of Rocky P oint near Port Orford
lois district, was arrested by the
Oregon public service commission for poultry raising. Coming w hen, The projected line would lop 500 ...
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in the
county clerk's office at Gold foul shooting. The score was tied to hang In the genernl office of ,
former and brought to Coos coun­
for a cross-state railroad, indicates they sell their property in Illinois mile8 from the distance between ‘ Beach, the consideration
stated several tim es in the second half. the A. A. A. In Portland. The pic­
ty Jail last night, and will have a
that he will champion the cause
J. P. Ballantyne, 405 U. S. Na- g an Francisco and Boise, Idaho, by being $10.
ture
w
ill
be
36
Inches
long
and
A foul throw In the last three sec­
hearing
today before United States
of the road over all objections tlonal bank building. Kenosha, Wls- short-cutting via Nevada and avert­
T h e s t a t e h ig h w a y
c o m m is s io n onds won the game for Coos River. framed. The cost of the picture is
Commissioner E. A. Dodge in Myr­
which may be put up by the rail­ . consin, considering the purchase of ing the long haul via Portland. At has under consideration the pur­
The score w as 29-28. The losers to be met by popular subscription , tle Point on a charge of violating
roads, new s dispatches from W ash­ a large tract suitable for sheep the sam e tim e it would give the chase of all of the property ly in g ! of the second gam es were ellm and representatives of the chamber ;
raising, in western Oregon on or Southern P acific and Union P a­ south of the R oosevelt highw ay In j Inated from the tournament. The will canvass the field this week . the federal prohibition law.
ington, D. C., indicate.
This is the second arrest made
I near a good highway. W ants to cific a route into Idaho and eastern
blocks 29, 28, 9, and a portion o f ; team returned Saturday, regretful for that purpose. Mr Croxall has '
Efficiency Seen.
[ be close to a town w ith a good fu- W ashington
approxim ately
300 , block 10 for parking purposes and I at not having won the silver , agreed to have the picture com- , by the federal marshal within the
R eferrlng to a statem ent by rep- ture.
pleted and to take It to Portland ' past two days, the first being that
resentatlves of the Southern P a-' Charles W. Richards. Ginter, miles shorter than the present , aK a foreground to and approach trophy. However, they made a
route, shorten the distance between 1 for historic Battle rock on which • splendid showing, and the trip was on March 29 and see that It is hung of J. R. Smith, proprietor of the
cific that it would not turn over . p Pnn com ing in May or June. He
properly. The scene chosen Is the Floras I^ake resort.
Spokane, San Francisco and Los the brave nine men landed b y ' well deserved
any traffic to the Union P acific wants to buy a good gas and oil Angeles, and establish a new route Captain W illiam Tichenor In June.
one so generally used to give an ! Arraigned before United States
The
cost
of
the
trip
will
be
from western Oregon, McManamy station w ith an acre or more between Los Angeles and Idaho
Commissioner E. A. Dixlgc In Myr­
s tj . i
1851, /fought the victorious, though slight. The school will receive idea of the scenic grandeur of the
observes:
j g round suitable for poultry rais-
Incorporators of the new line are bloody, fight that paved the way quite a nice sum from the Ash­ R oosevelt highw ay.
i tle Point this morning, Thorhaven
w as bound over to the federal
"It is not reasonable to assum e ing. Prefers to be on a first class John Leeds Kerr and Robert P hil­ for the w hite m an’s supremacy in
land tournament, w hich w as a fi­
grand Jury In bonds of $1000 which
that where no loss to the Southern highway.
ipps of New York, reported to be Curry county, and on which the nancial success. The net receipts .
To Refer Income Tax Bill he has hopes of securing some
Pacific will result, com plainant’s
Carl Hegg. Shelton, W n , contem­ acting for the Oregon Short Line,
United Spanish War veteranr, plan of the tournam ent are divided
Salem, Ore , Mar 12 The per­ tim e today, but In the meantime
plan, or som e m odification there­ plates com ing in May and wants and Judge C. H. Corliss. Portland to erect a memorial statue of The- ' among participating schools,
sonal Income tax paased at the re­ he is In the Coos county Jail.
of, will not be carried out in the a 40-acre tract of stump land close attorney, looking after
P acific ! odore R oosevelt to commemorate
The team s have never been more cent session of the state legisla­
interest of efficien t and econom­ to a river or lake suitable for coast interests in the new com - the construction of the R oosevelt
heartily supported by the student ture will be subm itted to the peo­
ical m anagem ent as contem plated poultry raising.
Curry Receives Publicity
Pany-
highway.
body, nor the community, to which ple regardless o f the refusal of the
Mrs. Verne W. Johnson, Lawton,
by the (transportation) act.
The people of Port Orford, and support the team s and coach and legislature to take such action.
The Portland chamber of com ­
“Little attention has been given Iowa, plans to come to Oregon
Curry county generally, are greatly teachers feel deeply appreciative.
James Caughell Dies
T his was m ads known on Mon­ merce has Just Issued a new fold­
to traffic m oving from the east within a year and w ants 40 or 80
day when tw o preliminary peti­ er—35,000 of them —for general d is­
Jam es Caughell, county engineer ¡ interested In the parking of this
of Improved land in west-
to W estern Oregon and which acres
tions for referendum of the meas­ tribution describing the wonders of
ern Oregon suitable for dairying o f Coos county, died W ednesday at
. . C m,nandlnl?. a' 11 do€a- one
would logically move via the pro­
Congress to Convene
ure were filed w ith the secretary i Oregon both from the standpoint
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M a r s h f i Marshfield
e l d a f t e r » n after
i l l n . an
. . „ illness
f
,
of
the
mo"t
m
agnificent
ocean
o
f
some
Prefers
posed route. There is also sub­ and general farming.
three months The body w as tak­ view s on the whole P acific coast,
W ashington, D. C., March 12.— of state. One of the petitions came of the vacationist and the home-
stantial evidence that construction Protestant community.
the pioneers of . the state
at , President
Two excellent cuts of
where it lay in and
I
.
r r r f l i u e u i Hoover
r io o v e r
has
u tts
issued
im u n
a from L. B. Smith, secretary of the leeker
Harry F. Kinney, route No. 1. en to Coquille
of feeder lines by other compa-
Greater Oregon association and a scenes In Curry county—one of the
state until 10
o’clock Saturday arge' inc U(Ong the Oregon h isto r-, prociamation calling a special _—
sea
nies in western Oregon would fol- Port Treverton, P a , interested In
morning
when It it was
was moved
moved to to ca 8OC Pty' ar* Interested in the , glon o i congregg 10
to ponvpn%
convene Apr"
April member of the Carkln tax relief Port Orford natural deep water
low construction of the proposed
Oregon and wants 100 or , m
orning when
comm ission w hich drafted a tax harbor looking from the south and
extension
and
that
such
lines
more
acres
of
partly
Improved
land
Gold
Beach
where
funeral
services
d
„urroundl
and
«»•
pu
rp
o^
of
considering
extension and that such lines
plan for consideration by the re­ show ing The Heads, and the other
legislation
for
farm
relief
and
for
were
held
at
2
p.
m.
the
sam
e
day,
1
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would bring to the proposed line suitable for dairying, poultry, fruit
cent legislature.
The other w as the fam iliar stretch of the Roose­
with interment in the Gold Beach 8etOn* * “ "y acc<!“ ,ble “ >
P«b- revision of the tariff.
considerable traffic.
and stock raising
filed
by
A.
V.
H
em
m ing of Port- [ velt highw ay south of Rocky point
cem etery
c’ and &enera,,y 14 ,H hoped that
W hile the president mentioned
Estim ates Held Low.
N Zvarich. Inslnger, Saskatch-
I the sale referred to will not result only farm relief and tariff revision land, general m anager of the Ore­ im m ediately south of Port Orford —
Surviving
members
of
the
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de-
"When consideration is given to ew an- Canada, will make a trip to
ceased are a sister Miss E liza b eth ,'" “ a t‘em pt
«>e price in his call, the special session of gon Industrial Council.
adorn the folder. Other views de­
these m atters we think complain- western Oregon In July or August
Caughell. of San Francisco, and !
the *° ° veP the price at wh,ch the new congress cannot be lim ­
scribe the scenic attractions o f va­
ant's estim ates of probable traffic an<* w ants about 5 acres
four brothers. Will and Fred I “ wa8 pledged
the 8tate hlgh- ited to consideration of these two
rious sections of the state, and the
Dairy Meeting
and revenues are lower than would proved land suitable for
Caughell, of Gold Beach. A. G. I Way
""<* ‘hat the new subjects. If congress desires It
Corvallis, March 18. R epresenta­ folder Itself Is well prepared and
and
fruit
raising
actually follow after a reasonable
Caughell o f Monterey, C a lif, and
W ’ n° ‘ ere<=‘
countenance can go Into any number of other tives of the dairying Industry from a credit to the agency that Issues
development period.
Clarence Caughell of Coquille. An- ’he e5ac‘ion ° f any buildings there- _________________
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subjects, and It Is
more than like- all parts of Oregon will meet at 1 It. The local chamber of commerce
"The convenience and necessity
Celebrate Anniversary other brother, Frank, was electro
wh,chl would tend to destroy the , that gavpral other im portant the state college campus on March has received Its Initial copy and a
One o f the pleasant social events
of the public depends not at all
1 view and place Battle rock at a m atters will be considered
21 and 22 for a general conference small supply will be obtained for
cuted Christmas day at Gold Beach
upon the w illingness or unwilling- of the season recently In the Lang-
disadvantage Insofar
proper
After farm relief and tariff re­ on all phases of the Industry, and the folder racks of the chamber
while
engaged
In
repairing
tele­
ness of the carriers to provide the lois com m unity was the 24th v ed-
settin g Is concerned.
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vision have been swept o ff the an effort Is being made to make i
facilities or render the service ding anniversary observance at the phone lines of the W est Coast T ele­
boards the tw o other matters which the convention an outstanding Sixes Plant About Ready
phone company.
Deceased was
sought,” he declares.
home of Mr and Mrs. J. J. Kreut-
are most likely to receive the at­ event In dalrydom In a general plan
Directors to Meet
well known In Port Orford and
A rgum enta N e x t Step.
zer. when they were surprised by
This week will see the new
tention of the new congress are to Insure a general increase In
many friends attended the funer-
The next step in the case w ill a number of their friends and
The regular monthly m eeting of the reapportionment of the mem­ the m agnitude of the Industry.
Sw ift A Co. cheese factory at Sixes
be final argum ents before the In- neighbors and put through a cere- 8 serv cea ‘ 8 ur aY
the board of directors of the Port bership of the house on the basis
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j In operation with John M c D o n a ld
terstale commerce c o m m i s s i o n m ony which married them all over
Orford Harbor A Development Co. of the 1930 census, and the Immi­
of Norway In charge. The plant
Baby
Girl
Spring Flowers
when it is expected that the rail- again. Clarence Brown officiated
will be held in Port Orford Wed­
will employ two men to start with
gration quota.
Thursday
afternoon
a
baby
girl
roads will press tw o principal ar- as the m inister and W ynne Cope
The beautiful rhododendron. Port nesday of this week.
and will handle around 20,000
came to the home of Mr and Mrs.
guments: that the show ing of pros- and Alice Kreutzer acted
as Orford's official flower, has opened
John McDonald of Port Orford. pounds of milk during the peak
Celebrates Birthday
pectlve earnings is not su fficien t groomsman and bridesmaid.
The Its bud to welcome the spring un­
Appraisers
Named
Dr Gale of Bandon was the at­ season, June to August. Chief En­
upon which to base a construction wedding march was played by Mrs. usually early this year. Its bright
gineer Dark of Sw ift * Co. Is now
Mrs. O. Leneve was most pleas­ tending physician.
order, and that the government, Mabel Edwards. The evening was pink bloom can be seen from the
The county court has appointed an tly surprised on the anniversary
c o m p l e t i n g the Installation of
as a m atter of law, cannot compel a rousing success. R efreshm ents highw ay about a half-mile south of Louis L. Knapp. John McKenzie of her birthday, March 12, by a
equipment, consisting of a 3O-h.-p
the Southern P acific to divert were served.
town, if no greedy hands have and 8 J. Spotrl as appraisers of number of her friends. A delicious
Assessor Has Birthday boiler, an 8-h.-p. engine for oper­
County A ssessor Fred 8. Moore ' ating pumps for water and milk
'loffie to the cross-state line at
picked the blooms Trilllums. spring the D Quellan estate and the ap­ luncheon was served at the close
Crescent Lake or such other neigh­
beauties and wild iris are also in praisers will meet W e d n e s d a y of the afternoon.
Among those celebrated his 68th birthday last and two vats of 7000 pounds ca­
Great
Aunt
Visits
boring points as m ay be chosen
morning. March 20, to make the enjoying the surprise party were: Thursday, and received the con­ pacity each. One vat will be used
Mrs. Delia Wright, aunt of Mrs. bloom.
for connection w ith the Union P a ­ E. L. Jam ieson and great aunt of
appraisement.
Mrs. Elia Knapp, Mrs. Maud Forty. gratulations of a host of friends at the start, but provision has
cific system.
been made for two so that the
Mrs. O. J. Mather, has been visit-
Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Geo. and well wishers.
Ilitrh School Play
prospective Increase in plant pro­
, ing at the Mather home on Sixes
Quigley,
Mrs. Robt Forty. Mrs.
Port Orford is aw aiting the high I
Ladies Aid
I river for the past two weeks Mrs. school play, “All the Town's Talk- | The Ladies Aid will meet Wed­ Rachael March, Mrs M T Wright. Stranded Steamer Leaks duction will be cared for. A home
Marine Takes Bride
Information has been received Is being erected for Manager Mc­
Jam es Smith, of the U. 8. ma­ W right is also a great aunt of Fred Ing," to be given at the high school nesday afternoon at the borne of Mrs C Wright, and Miss Inez Mc­
here that the stranded steam er Donald adjoining the factory.
rines. a son of Mrs Amanda Smith, and Warren Jam ieson of Port Or­ gt mnasium Saturday night. March Mrs. Orris Knapp
Mrs. Knapp Gill
Sujamgco has sprung one or more
of Port Orford, and Miss Irene Mc­ ford end spent the last week end 30 The cast of characters has and Mrs. L. R Pugh will be host­
H . C. Handley of Sixes had an leaks and that the w ater Is com­ Mr. and Mrs. Sparks
Clellan were married at Coquille visiting those relatives here She aroused unusual Interest. The stu­ esses.
There
unfortunate accident last Thursday ing Into the fuel tanks.
Oregon Thursday. John Vail, for­ ■ is 75 years of age and made the dents have been in practice the
Return from California
morning
W hile cutting w ith a have also been evidences of strain )
NO TICE
merly of Port Orford, acting as journey from her home In Beatrice, past five w eeks under the super­
double-bitted axe. Mr Handley HC- on the hull amidships, In d icatin g, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. F. Sparks,
best man
Miss McClellan is a Nebraska, alone Mrs W right vis­ vision of Miss Toole.
The high school play, advertised cidentally cut a gash In the top that she may be resting on hard who have spent the winter In Cal­
is a graduate of the Port Orford ited here 2b years ago, and on the
Mrs. E. J. Baker o f Chinquapin for Saturday. March 23, has been of his head, and one hand waa sand or rock there and be free at ifornia, arrived at their middle Elk
high school and a host of friends present visit she finds many
They
The surf river home last Thursday.
of the young couple extended con­ changes, especially in road con­ ridge has been quite ill o f influ- ■ postponed to Saturday. March 30, also hadly cut. Andy Ellis, of Elk both how and atern.
gratulations upon their return to struction. her former trip being enza. Her m any fH ecds will be on account of the illneaa of Edna river, took Mr Handley to Bandon w as too rough to allow an attem pt motored up the coast route and
found the highways In very good
Port Orford the latter part of the made through C o - tv c o u n ty by g lsd to hear that she is m’J-h im- : Miller, one of the cast of charac­ to have his injuries dressed at the to give her a llge Thursday.
The ship Is Insured for $’ 25,000. condition for winter travel.
week
proved.
ters
Leep hospital
horse team.