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OSO. W. aOKANSON. M tto r
ite re d e t th e P o eto fflce s t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon, s i second class
m ill m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 117*.
Tide Table fur Week Ending March td, 191«, at Port Orford, Oregon.
High
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SUBSCRIPTION RA’
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Tear ___________________ » » .• •
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A dvertising rates I t cen ts per colum n in eh.
W ednesday, M arch 20
T h u rsd ay , M arch 21 _
F rid ay , M arch 22 ___
S atu rd ay , M arch 2 3 _
Sunday, M arch 24 ___
M onday, M arch 25 _
T uesday, M arch 2 8 __
Tuesday, March 19, 1929.
7:55
9:11
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11:53
12:25
12:56
9:39
10.31
11:07
11:55
12:37
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3:04
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5:45
6:27
7:05
2:49
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Eastern Star Meets
T he m onthly m eeting of the
P O R T O B FO K D AND LANG- ♦ E a ste rn S ta r w as held S atu rd ay
LOIS PAR ISH
♦ n ig h t and a fte r th e re g u la r busi­
Rev. J . C. W hitsett, P a s to r ♦ ness a social h o u r w as enjoyed, the
« occasion being a su rp rise b irth d ay
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ fo r tw o o f the m em bers, Mrs. A n­
n a A dolphsen and Mrs. M abel Gil­
lings. I t w as Mrs. A dolphsen's
72nd b irthday. Mrs. G illings w as
unable to be present. Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Jo h n so n m otored down from
D enm ark to a tte n d th e ch ap ter.
Miss R o sa n n a S chroeder of Co­
quille w as in tow n fo r a sh o rt
tim e v isitin g frien d s S a tu rd a y a f­
ternoon. She w as m o to rin g to Gold
B each to be th e w eek-end guest
of Mrs. M ary Sm edberg.
C. R. WADE
A tto rn e y -a t- Lew.
First N ational Bank Bldg
Bandon
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Oregon
Has Wide Experience
W ashington. D. C., Mar. 18.—Sec­
DR. L. R. PUGH
re ta ry R ay b y m a n W ilbur, of th e
The tru th is always the strongest argument.
d e p a rtm e n t of th e in terio r, today
D ental 9 u rg eo n
—Sophocles.
announced th e ap p o in tm en t of E rn ­
At P o rt O rfo rd P h arm acy
est W alk er Saw yer, as executive
th at public resentment, rath er than good will, was
a ss ista n t in his im m ediate office.
created by spoiling scenery, and took down its bill­
Mr. S aw yer is an en g in eer by pro­ Phone l s l
Port Orford, Ore.
boards except those in proximity to its stations. Many
fession and will a ss ist ih e secre­
other large concerns have followed the example, and
ta ry p a rtic u la rly in th e en g in eer­
ing problem s of th e dep artm en t.
WE ALL HAVE OUR DAY
still others have taken heed and are making their
Mr. S aw yer is 43 y ears old, h av ­
The saying that “every dog has his day,” mean­ billboards as inoffensive as possible.
ing been born a t B raceville, 111.,
There remain, however, many offenders, includ­
M arch 17, 1886 H e g ra d u a te d from
ing th at opportunity comes to him who sticks to his
G
eneseo C ollegiate In s titu te of Il­
ing
local
and
independent
interests,
insensible
to
the
knitting, was never more aptly illustrated than it
linois In 1904 an d from th e civil
effects
of
such
assaults
upon
the
face
of
Nature.
was in the baskeball tournam ent in Marshfield last
eng in eerin g d e p a rtm e n t of S ta n ­
ford u n iv ersity In 1909
F o r 10
week, when the boys in the B conference made the Public opinion alone is not enough to make them
CONFECTIONERY
y ears as a young m an he w orked
A conference boys go some to keep their records desist from placing billboards where they interfere;
a t civil en g in eerin g in capacities
Up-to-Date Goods
R EV . C. C. H U LET.
with the view, or distract attention at dangerous
clean.
th a t ranged from levelm an to en­
Always Fresh
At the opening of the tournam ent all that the places. F or these there seems to be no way but t o 1 c a le n d a r of ch u rch services for g ineer In railro a d w ork, w hich in-
J eluded experience In s tre e t p aving
! March 24' 1929.
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
fans could see were the squads from Myrtle Point, have the law step in when public opinion fails.
P o rt O rford ch u rch — S unday J and reclam atio n p ro ject construc-
Perhaps
the
adoption
of
the
amendment
will
be
P o rt Orford, Ore.
North Bend, Roseburg and Marshfield. As it tu rn e d 1
t »
,
e
,
,
,
, school a t 10 a. m. H o u r of w o r-.' tlon, and w hich ran g ed from Can-
out two practically unknown squads, representing1
__o sufficient warning,
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II not, enforcing the statutes ship, 11 a. m. Rev. C. C. H ulet, 1 ad a to Mexico. In 1911 he becam e
protect the scenery SO dear and SO S u n d ay school m issionary, will be co n stru ctio n en g in ee r fo r th e Fed-
the comparatively obscure places of Riverton a n d |can be passed to pr
th e sp eak er of th e hour. T hem e— eral T eleg rap h com pany of San
Coos River, were in the contest right up to the last valuable to California,
j "O ur S hepherd.”—23d P salm .
F rancisco. In 1912 he w as loaned
night of the tournam ent. Riverton, which was nosed
L anglois c h u rc h —S unday school to th e U niversal S yndicate to con-1
I hour 10 a. m. H o u r of w orship, 11 s tru c t a radio sta tio n a t N ew castle, I
BELITTLING THE OTHER FELLOW
out by two points on Friday night by Myrtle Point,
a. Mr
m. W h itse tt will fill his re g u lar ’ w
N ew
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p erated
th e he
C anadian
played Roseburg Saturday night for consolation, and
Mr. W h itse tt will fill his re g u lar
SERVICE STATION
A few weeks ago
several _ gentlemen in a club car , appointment
Coos River and Myrtle Point Saturday night decided
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—- n tm e n t a at t th e m o rning h o u r'
r ' governm ent,
which squad should represent the district in the on a New York-Washington train were engaged in Instead of the evening hour. T hem e ¡ b a te r M r S aw yer w en t in to the
Associated Gas
belittling and ridiculing an invention in com petition1 *natead
,.‘he t, evenln,g. *ou.r ' manufacture of radio equipm ent m
state tournam ent in Salem.
sirit-ls t-hoiMa „ — J 4-V. •
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'T h e m e — boo k in g F o rw a rd to E ast- London w here he lived fo r five
[ yPara d u ri„ g w hich tim e he bu.it
The wonder is not that such places as Riverton, with theirs, and the inventor as well. They were all er -
Port Orford and Coos River turn out such good bas­ to be present in Washington when the government T hought for the w eek: “A nd I, th e rad io eq u ip m en t fo r m an y of Kelly Springfield Tires
L o g g e rs
P o o l H all
H A T T O N ’S
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ketball squads, but the startling thing is th at they opened bids, the award of which meant hundreds of ■,f 1 be ,lfted up from ,he earth' . the great statlons ot Europe, m-
¡S S i
are able to have a basketball squad of such worth, thousands of dollars.
th at they can play in a district tournam ent. In Port .
Sitting near them but unknown to them was the-
, co n su ltin „ g en g in eer of th e All-
Orford the five boys were picked out of a total of inventor of the new appliance, and they were un- PIANO bar g a in m P o rt O r f o r d ' A m erican c a b le s an d p o sta l Teie
F in e quality, la te mod g ra p h com pany. In 1923 he e sta b ­
16 boys in the school. When you allow for subs th e !aware of the fact until they all met in the office of d el, istrict.
like new. S uitable fo r m u­ lished a rad io com pany in New
wonder grows. Arago last year had a squad th a t'th e United States treasury, where the bids were op- sician o r fine home. S acrifice Y ork w hich h as grow n to be one
took all the boys in the school, and yet they made th e ;ePefl- They were somewhat uncomfortable, and de- fo r quick sale. $10 m o n th term s of th e fo u r la rg e st in th e U nited
n g e ^ fo r reliable party. Ad­ S tates.
squads in the larger schools play their best to beat cidedly chagrined when the man they belittled was a d rra
ress X M H ow ard, 431 W ash ­
awarded the contract.
them.
ington St., P o rtlan d .
M4t3c
The lesson is that no place is so small but th at . Belittling other people seldom impresses hearers
L’Enfant Planned Open
it can point to some unusual thing th at some one o r ' with the superiority of their critics. “Little men,
Space in W ashington
more of its citizens have done. It is such things that little minds.” in a figurative sense as well as literal, LookatYbur
i
‘•Mall’’ was originally the nam e I
of the m allet used In playing pall-
give the thrills in life, and it is such things th at sp u r'
As in the case cited those who belittle the other
mall, a gam e in which a ball w as
one on and make of him a home town booster. E v-,^eH°w more effectively belittle themselves by so do-
' driven with a m allet. In tim e
' "m nll" w as applied to ttie gam e It-
eryone likes to see a thing done well, whether it is
Really big men do not have to belittle anybody
: self, and by extension to the place
playing basketball or when competing in some other to demonstrate their bigness.
w here the gam e w as played. T hus
Pall-M all (pronounced pell m elt), a
contest. Coos River and Riverton certainly had their . When men belittle competitors they virtually ad-
fam ous gtreet In London received
day in Marshfield, and Coos River came very n earim it they have the weak side of the competition,
Its nam e from the fact tliut Ihe site
w as form erly a pall-m all alley. In ,
having the honor of representing this district in the' They could better spend their time and energy in
th e Culled S tates “T he M all” Is ap i
Salem tournam ent. The honor falls to Myrtle Point,¡talking up their goods if these have any merit at all.
plied specifically to a strip of land
: lying betw een the capitol and the
and Myrtle Point, compared with some of the schools!
Ip social life belittling the other fellow is an ex-
I W ashington monum ent. It Is bound
ed on the e a st by the capitol j
th at will be represented in Salem this week stands .'pression of jealousy. Really big men have no rea-
grounds, on the south by M aryland I
in the same comparison that one makes between son to be jealous even of one another, as one may ex-
avenue nnd It S treet Southw est, on
Roseburg and Marshfield and Coos River. Myrtle cel in one thing and another in another.
the north by P ennsylvania avenue
and B S treet N orthw est, and on the
Point gets its thrill this week at Salem, and th at thrill j
There’s so little difference in people th at one
w est by S eventeenth stre e t. It In
eludes the botunic garden. East
will come to our boys stronger than ever when th e y iinan seta himself above another at his own risk, as
You W ould N ot T h in k of S c ra p ­ Seaton park, W est Seaton P ark,
hear the question put more than once, “Where is this those men going to Washington did.
ping Y our A utom obile because the H e,‘ry,
Sm ithsonian grounds
..
. ag ricu ltu ral grounds and the mon
town of Myrtle Point, anyway ?"—Myrtle Point Her-
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ mings
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------- ==~ tre a d w as w orn off the tires,
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um ent grounds. In the original I
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aid.
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R. C. D em ent to R ny D em ent, n e ith e r should you discard a serv- plans prepared by th e French en- !
♦ COUNTY CI.FRK'R FILINGS ♦
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deed.
R C. D em ent to E llie D em ent,
deed
D. M D ickey, bee keepers II
cense.
W ilson F reem an, bee keepers 11-
cense.
W R H u rst to C u rry C ounty
bank, assig n m en t of m ortgage
C. F Jack so n to Ja m e s Jack -
son. deed b arg ain and sale.
Alex E v an s to R obert G. E vans,
deed.
C hauncey W oodruff to F ederal
I .and bank of Spokane, m ortgage
iceable p a ir of shoes Just because
th e soles a re w orn p ap er thin.
N ew shoes from old oneB m ade
m ore com fortable th a n w hen you
bo u g h t them . W e do It rig h t be­
cause we know how B rin g down
o r send dow n those neglected R e­
p a ir Jobs. W e rebuild and renew
th e d istin ctiv e lines and sm a rtn e s s
of th e shoe ju s t as we preserve j
th e com fort, flexibility an d d u ra ­
bility.
S P E C IA L F O R SA TU RDA Y —
Viscol, th e best w aterp ro o fer m ade.
15c a can w hile 10 dozen last, one i
to a custom er.
glneer, L’E nfant, and approved by I
W ashington, th e Mall w as to be !
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A A A * # « « » » ,»
PUBLIC OPINION FORC ES ISSUE
1,800 feet wide nnd wns to present
an unobstructed vista from the
(E ditorial San Francisco Chronicle)
A m ong th e co u n ty clerk filings
m onum ent to the rapltol. T his plan
w as departed from, and th ere are
If there be justice in an eastern newspaper’s re­ of th e p ast w eek th e tra n s fe r of a
now a num ber of buildings on the
lot In th e a re a fro n tin g B attle
cent indictment of California as the w orst offender rock
Mall.
L 'E n fan t did not use the
w hich th e s ta te highw ay com ­
nam e ’'M all” on his m aps of W ash
in perm itting the desecration of scenery by billboards m ission Is co n sid erin g acquiring,
Ington.
On the original L 'E nfant
it need not be true much longer.
A constitutional from F. B. T lch en o r to G eorge F
map, as well as on the m aps of
W aters. Is of considerable in te r­
1792 and 1822, this area Is desig
amendment has lieen offered by Assemblyman Ingels est to P o rt O rford citizens. O th er
nated “A ppropriation No. 2.” A fter
to give the legislature power to enact legislation nec­
those d ates th e nam e “M all" ap
p ears regularly In connection with
essary to control billboards in public places and in
the area In question.—P athfinder
public view.
Magazine.
BANK
Public opinion, in California as in other states,
♦ A A A A A A
A A A A A A
OF
is aroused to the need for enforcing the doctrine
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Bank Account Belied
ELECTRIC SHOE
A
LAN GLO IS LOCALS
A
that ownership of land does not carry with in the
BANDON
Old Man’s Appearance
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REBUILDERS
right to deface the landscape th at belongs to all the
A woman who does much free­
A A A A A A A A A A A A A A
people. California has come to this step reluctantly, Commercial & Savings
■ Second S t
Bandon, Ore. lance ch arity work w as a c c o stej on
Mr and Mrs. C. L. B erry sp en t
W ulnut street by a bent-over old
preferring to achieve the results, if possible, by moral
la st M onday In B andon shopping !
man selling lead pencils.
suasion.
and
a
tte
n
d
in
g
to
business.
Mr
j
Upon having a handful of the
Safety Deposit Boxes
Gold Dredge Planned
B erry is one of th e p ro m in en t • G ra n ts P ass. M ar 17.—O ptions on stock-in-trade th ru st under her
Much has been achieved in this direction. The
for Rent
dairym en of C u rry county.
| 2000 acres of gold and p latin u m nose she opened her handbag and
Standard Oil company was among the first to realize
Mr« .1 it Bono w ho Is a pa- d red g in g ground In th e Ii.inois rlv- offered th e old fellow a dime, re
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ _ I ’lent a t Leep hospital In B andon. 1 e r valley, betw een A lthousc and m arking: "K eep the pencil. I do
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
THE BLUE BIRD
Floras Lake
Scenic Views
YOUR 1929 ITINERARY
of C urry County
On The Roosevelt Highway
K ^ llX
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
FLO RA S LAKE H OTEL
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
I is doing very nicely. She will soon
1 leave for P o rtla n d for an extend-
ed vacation.
K ay Nodlne. D en m ark m erchant,
w as tra n sa c tin g business In B an ­
don th e fo re p a rt of th e week.
A th ree-act play. "B eads on a
S trin g ,” will be given by th e sev­
en th and eig h th g ra d e s a t th e gym ­
nasium S atu rd ay n ig h t M arch 23
F ifty per cen t or m ore of th e
proceeds will be used to send club
m em bers to th e boys' and g irls'
sum m er school a t O S. C.
j
A. W B ritto n , w ho o p erates the
Cigars
Candy
L
Magazines
S u ck er creek. Jo sep h in e county,
w ere announced y esterd ay by W. A.
H u tto n of G ra n ts P ass w ho rep-
resen ts the A m algam ated Gold Mi-
av of
n tra
nce
ping com pany
or N
N evada
evada E
hint
rance
of th e A m algam ated com pany into
O regon is seen as a recognition of
the m ineral w ealth of Jo sep h in e
county, h r H u tto n said.
T his d istrict, he pointed out. has
been know n as good producing
land, high In gold content. The
com pany is expected to be active
in th is d is tric t fo r several years
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Port Orford
Hardware Co.
PORT ORFORD, ORB.
Real
Estate
NOTARY PUBLIC
W. T. White
Port Orford, Ore.
Curry Chapter No. 135
O. E. S.
R e g u la r m e e tin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
d ay of each m o n th .
V isitors
a lw ay s w elcom e.
W o rth y M atron.
cot need It."
K a tie A dolphsen.
Upon fu rth e r Inspection of the
old peddler's rugs nnd Ids feeble
S ec re ta ry ,
: fram e her huge h eart outswelled
V elm a Sabin.
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bounds,
, . ' 'H '
*be said. I take you
Into th a t hank and sta rt a sm all
s: idi .-s account fo r you
Yoq arc
getting old und will not e able to ,
! sell pencils much Ion C
PORT ORFORD
i T
“1 have a bank a c c nt there,
LODGE
A. F. & A. M.
thunk you.'' w as the oil! m an's re
No. 170
joinder.
“ Well, then," she per- «¡ted. “al­
M eets second S a tu rd a y of each
low lie at least to add o few d<>l
m o n th
V isitin g b re th e rn w el­
lars to it.”
come.
The ol.l man agreed and they
C R A W F O R D W. SM ITH .
w alked together a hr.lf bl..< k Io
W o rsh ip fu l M aster
the bank.
F R A N C » W. SM ITH ,
As she approcched t e receiv­
Secretary
ing te lle r s c r . e
she casually
opened the ls>ok. ills u-count to
talixl $4.382.rsi.—I’hllade ,'iiio I'ub
He Ledger,____________
Is now p re p arin g for a busv sea-
T ° n 'K»»' R ep resen tativ e Louis L
son
| K n ap p will explain the tax m eas-
Mr and M rs J J. K reu U er o f: u re ’ ad°P ,ed bV ,h e recen t le-tsla-
D enm ark w ere B andon v isito rs last ‘ tu r e to the m em bers of the eham -
M onday
Mr an d Mrs K reu U er i ber of « ” »>m *rce T h* Public gen-
Will Be L o n g R s m e
recently celebrated th e ir 24th w e d -, ,n ,1 ' y *’ ,nv,ted
T he Enrico C aruso
ding a n n iv e rsa ry
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caudle Is the largest in
Rev C C.
C H
H ulet,
u le t S
S unday
unday school
school ' 1
HI
Rqmen m i 'Pvyrr, o f
It cost »3.780, Is 10 feel
n is s 'o n s ry for th e Coos Bay Pres N a tiv e P la tin u m a n d G o ld feet In circum ference ai
b v tery of the P re sb y te ria n church. |
tap erin g to a top of 18
Highest M i r i t i Pnces
weighs one ton. It will
h as been can v assin g Ijin g lo ls t o .
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day each year (All I
raise funds n ecessary to c a rry on I
W IL D B E R G BR O S. one
Novi niher 1), and at till
the ch u rch w ork In th is com m un- '
S M K l T IN G a R FF1M N G c o
estim ated th at It will I.
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Prop.
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mem orlsl
Ihe world.
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