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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
Rail Extension to K. Falls
Tide Water Outlet Logical
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, May 21, 1929.
Program Announced
For Commencement
Forest Fire in Curry
Pori Orford Is
Portland. May IT.—A careless
Again Victorious
Invitations for the com m ence- ' camper who failed to extinguish a
Port Orford high school won the
ment exercises of the class of '29 cam pfire last Wednesday started
of the Port Orford high school are ' a blaze which swept over 1000 acres cUy^K^vermn "and â o Z B elch ‘ at
No. 29.
Harbor Made Los Angeles;
First Work 3 0 Years Ago
out and are most attractive, the I on Collier creek in Curry county,
Gold Beach, Saturday, May 18,
class colors of silver and orchid according to information received
Port Orford took seven first pla­
being carried out in the color by J. H. B illingslea, supervisor of
ces, Crescent City two, Gold Beach
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I scheme. The class motto is "Out the Siskiyou national forest, who
and Riverton one. Port Or­
—
j ° t the Harbor into Deeper Water" is spending a few days in P ort­ two,
ford's total score was 44, Crescent
Medford, Or., May 17.—Jam es H.
fortunate Auto Wreck and the class flower is the sweet land. The area covered by the City’s
34. Gold B each’s 29, and Hiv- Murphy Quits Phone Co.
Owen, general manager o f the
Sunday w hat m ight have been • pea. Members of this year's grad- ' tire contained scattered timber,
(Los Angeles Herald)
Owen-Oregon Lumber company, a very serious wreck occurred on uating class are Marion Tichenor. brush and som e second growth^ erton's 19. Out of Port Orford's | E. W. Murphy, comm ercial su-
Thirty years ago today a man
said today he would put a survey­ the Hubbard creek hill just south Veva Anderson, Anna Tichenor. ! Due to the ruggedness and isola- 44 points, Neil Rice and Lawrence perlntendent of the W est Coast
Telephone Co., and the last of the pressed an electric button, a bil­
ing crew into the field as soon as of Port Orford. Louis Marsh, in Edna Miller, Floyd Wright. Buster tion of the country, the blaze could Tichenor made 32.
in
Neil R ice w as high point man old guard under the former man­ lion-dollar dream evaporated
possible to make a report on the passing a car just south of the I Anderson, Carlos White, Norman ; hot be located until Saturday. It
of
the
meet,
m
aking
17
points
thin
air
and
the
town
of
Los
An-
agem
ent,
has
resigned
and
will,
___
feasibility of extending the Owen- Hubbards creek
bridge,
got . stuck QUig |ey n a ie Thurman and Law- ' is under control now, however, and
i. «..
. j
Tichenor w as second, w ith a total beginning June 15, accept a posi- Keles began its triumphal progress
Oregon logging railroad from Butte w ith his big Mack truck load of rence Tichenor.
Commencement will be extinguished soon.
The
Falls to the Klamath Falls district Port Orford cedar logs, and Nick exercises w ill be held Thursday . first fire of the season In the Sis- of 15 points. Rice took first In the [ Gon in Klamath Falls. He will be- lnto one ot tbe great cities of the
He already has started mobilizing Marsh took a new Mack, w hich he evening at eight o'clock at the gym- kiyou forest started April 27 and shot put. m aking a new county | come m anager of the Klamath wor,d.
record of 39 feet 2 1-2 inches. He I Heating Co., which is owned by
When William McKinley, presl-
this crew, Owen said.
was buying, down to help him ex- nasium
Two was also first in the high jump ' ,h e Pacific Bancorporation. Charles dent nt the United States, 30 years
Ben S. Fisher of Marsh- w as o f incendiary origin.
Today’s announcem ent followed tricate the load After having been i field, commander of the American sm aller fires were discovered last
a statem ent yesterday by John 8. ' released from his predicam ent, j Legion of Oregon, will give the Friday on the Chetco river out­ broad jump, and placed third In 1 Hall president. Mr. Murphy has ngo Pre««*d the electric button In
T l c l i e n o i w o n ' j been a valuable man for the tele- 'y a sb |ngton,
starting machinery
Owen of Eau Claire, Wis., president ( Louis started up the hill toward I address. Following is the program: side the forest, but were extin­ the javelin throw
the
100-yard
dash.
220-yard dash phono company, and as superin- ,h at dumped the first cargo of
of the timber company, that the Port Orford, and when near the '
guished by rangers.
and 880-yard run. W right placed 'endent has kept the company rock ‘«ward the building of a great
company would build such a toad , turn a large Buick sedan contain- i March________ __ ____ Vivian W hite
Fire fighting at this time of the
"it investigation showed it to be ! ing Archie Wharton of San Fran- Invocation.
Rev. J. C. W hitsett year is difficult, Mr. Billingslea first in the pole vault, Anderson j closely in touch with the commun- barbor at San Pedro, he ended the
practical and feasible.”
! cisco and one passenger came teai- I Vocal Solo.............Mr.- A. P, Sweet said, as alm ost all trained men third in the shot put, and Ander­ ity at all times. Prior to taking dream of Collis P. Huntington, the
son tied for third and fourth in up the work he was employed In grPat railroad magnate, to establish
When told of a report from ( inK alon8 at 45 miles an hour. The Address.......... .... .......... _Ben S. Fisher are on other and lookouts are not the high jump.
the news departm ents of the Port- B Privately controlled harbor at
K lam ath Falls that rumor there ' driver, seeing the load of logs, ap- Class H istory ....... Norman Quigley [ yet on duty. A lookout will be
Port Orford brought back seven land Telegram and Oregon Jour- Santa Monica.
had it that the Great Northern ' Parently lost control and the car ; Presentation of D iplom as...........
, placed on Snow Camp mountain
medals. Gold Beach kept four. nal and com ing to the bay was
And bV creating a great "free”
railroad m ight be fathering the «truck the bank, righted itself and I
...................... Louig l . Knupp ' in the Siskiyou forest immediate-
(Medals were given to whatever editor of the D aily N ew s for sev- harbor at San Pedro, open on
Owen-Oregon construction, Owen Passed the big load of logs, only | Song
..................... H igh School ly. although he is not due to atari
school in the county placed ahead eral months. He then accepted the "dual terms to the commerce of
%aid: “I know nothing about the to bump into the new Mack truck Benediction.........Rev. J. C. W hitsett ' work until the latter part of June,
of the other, regardless of who position as secreta-y of the Marsh- tbe wor,d. there was brought about
driven
by
Nick
Marsh
which
fol­
Great Northern.”
Large fires are unusual at this
won the event). Port Orford was field chamber of commerce. Mr. ‘be creation of Los Angeles, one
lowing. The Buick was badly dam­
tim e of the year.
P riv a te P roject In tim ated.
20
Elk
Line
Highway
entitled to one more medal, win­ Murphy says in resigning he was of tbe greatest sea ports of the
H e intimated that it was strictly aged, and the new Mack had one
ning over Gold Beach in the jav­ actuated in the belief the new op- wor'd with an annual commerce of
M otorists on the R oosevelt high­
an Owen-Oregon project, that it of Its fenders crushed. Those in
Movement
Spreads
elin throw, but none had been or­ ening at Klamath Falls offered on<' b,,l,on dollars
way
below
Gold
Reach
late
Sunday
had been in mind for three years. ' the Buick admitted full responsi-
better opportunities and that he
evening were treated to a sight j At the annual luncheon of the dered for that.
and that the railroad “is necessa- j billty for the accident.
Made Loa Angeles.
This track meet at Gold Beach desired to become identified with
seldom witnessed.
t Coquille W oman’s Civic club held
ry to develop our own and other I
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In "Rose of Los Angeles," a re­
closed
a
most
successful
season
In
a
company
which
w
as
under
the
A band of 20 elk were feeding , last Monday at Coquille Hotel, the
timber in the Dead Indian coun- j
Good Will CaTHVan
athletics for the Port Orford high ownership and m anagem ent of cent novel, but having Its back­
| a few yards from the highway «1
ground authentic history of the
'•ry "
June 7, 8 and 9 have been set i Hunter’s head. The anim als paid president reported that the Co­ school.
Charles Hall.
great 10-year struggle to obtain a
' » the road ,8 built it might as as the tim e for the good will
allen n o n w lne traveler„ on quille club had been assured of the
/
Events
and
places
were
as
fol­
free" harbor for Io s Angeles. It
well be on the Proper grade and avan from Coos and Curry counties , he highway but continued their cooperation of the other clubs of lows:
neighboring tow ns in regard to pro­
PORT ORFORD
is claimed that the construction of
100-yard dash — Tichenor PO,
evening meal on the succulent ' tecting and discouraging the ei ec-
the greatest man made port In the
For several years the Owen-Ore- , R oosevelt and Redwood highw ays i
grasses which grow In that vicln- tion of sign boards along the high Kerner CC, Gltchlag GB. Van Leu-
LOCALS
world at San Pedro plus the bulld-
i«>> ...UL
®
T
? 1A
.t
ven
R,
10.4
sec.
Mrs. George Edwards of Den- ln8 of the acqueduct that brought
Into the territory the proposed road | In that state as Eureka, where i t , they would have sh o w iT h a d " ^ ^ ^ w ays
This movem ent was inaugurated
Mile run Clark GB, R oss CC, mark is nursing a case of mumps Ixis Angeles water and power,
would traverse
These men have will be entertained by the cham-
^ ^ T ro u n ,
by the N ews and Port Orford Little CC, Quigley PO, 4 minutes,
w ere the primal events that re­
eet lines for two routes.
| ber of commerce. The schedule as
The graduation of the senior
Among Gold Beach m otorists who i Chamber of Commerce in 1927 and 52 secorul8
sulted In the building of the pres­
Owen said the road would not be , now set up is to leave Coos Bay
class
in
high
school
at
Langlois
got a peek at the elk were Moss 1 Is rapidly spreading to every part
Shot put *R lce p o Moore CC,
ent city.
operated as a common carrier, but j points about 8 a. m. June 7, ar-
Averill, Milt Moore and Phil Ad- : of the U. 8. and foreign countries Anderson PO, Philpott R, 39 feet will take place Saturday evening,
Both the building of the harbor
would be built to standard specifi- riving at Port Orford about 10:30.
May 25, In the gymnasium. Prof
r - _____________ 2 *"2 inches.
cations as a m atter of economy for Gold Beach at noon, and Crescent ams. There were also several t o u
and the building of the acqueduct
220-yard
dash
Tichenor
PO,
Van
Gentle
of
the
extension
depart
•eta
who
stopped
their
cars
to
w
it­
the future.
City that evening (F riday); then ness the sight of a lifetim e.- R e­ Buys Port Orford Cedar Leuven R, Gltchlag GB. Jackson ' ment of the state university will agr and vhdon"^"« fe 'i* C° a
R ou te B e in g F igu red On.
on to Eureka Saturday, returning porter.
M aishfield, May 15.—W. J. Con- OC, 24 2 seconds
deliver the address of the evening.
'
Mr Owen said his first s t e p ' north Sunday,
rad and associates have purchased
D iscus throw Moore CC, Pozzl
Rev. J, C, W hitsett, Mrs Whit-
Sen«tor Stephen M. White, who
would be to secure figures on the
It Is expected several hundred
Port Orford cedar on the C. H. CC, Miller GB, Crook GB. 96 feet
Game Wardens Arrest the
sett, Mary Anne and Joe drove to led thp llttle KrouP ,b «t won the
estim ated coat and the most prac- j cars will participate in the good
Hearse place on the middle Elk, 9 inches.
Gold Beach and back Thursday
8 r',“ t harbor for Ixis Angeles, has
tical route and that he hoped to , will dem onstration, as the excur-
Deputy Game W ardens Curtis
High jump—Rice PO. Van Leu­
use a portion of the old survey j sion Is sponsored by the chambers Townsend and Charles McCleee , alBO a ttr a c t ^n" U i^ E u c h r e 'c ie e k
been honored by a statue in bronze
ven R, Anderson and Bailey PO
The Most West grange Is giving that stands In front of the court
® ad e several years ago when the | of comm erce of both Coos and ' Monday arrested Myron (Cooney) j distrlct with an estim ate o f un
tied for third and fourth, 5 feet 1 an open party in the W O W hall house
P acific * Eastern had under con­ Curry cou n tie.
,B" r° W8 ° f Bandon for "«potlighl- wardB of 2.000.000 feet
The ce 1-2 inches.
at Langlois W ednesday evening
Great Citizen
sideration a line to Bend and K lsm -
£ £
r J k e „ ? 7 . . ,i * . “ °.Un- , da’- *»»
and -hipped over
440-yard dash—G itchlag GB, Van The lecturer of th eg ra n g e, In con-
Because of the great work of an-
ath Falls.
I tain road north of Langlois
Uc- the Port Orford dock in log form | Leuven R, Fowler CC, Johnson CC,
The P acific & Eastern was built
fendant will be arraigned
com m R t
.
7
econom ies other distinguished citizen t o w a r d
to Coos Bay points for export and 49 seconds
in 1909 by Hill interests and ex-
h
arranging a pro- obtaining for the city a water sup-
r e » ; i s * 1" « t
“ manufacture.
Broad jum p—R ice PO, Crook
L 7 i.
„ P™"’18' 8 a *ood ,,m e Ply from the Owens v a lle y and In
GB. Gltchlag GB. Bailey CC, 19
diafonia of so
day at the home of Mr and Mrs ! ™
_
a a distance
32 miles
W
m aking the Boulder dam project
I
The
wardens
state
that
alter
feet 3 inches.
Ed Maloy. Mr. Maloy Sr. was born
It was placed in operation and
June 4 the penalty for this of­ Entertainment
Mrs.
Frank
Jordan
of
Ashland
lK>««,b,e a movement Is now in
Pole v a u lt- W right PO, Anderson
in Goshen, Guyboror county, N o­
has been used by the Owen-Oregon
fense will be m aterially increased
At Langlois and W atson tied for second and called on Mrs. Mabel Gillings Sat- Pro8re«« 1® erect a memorial foun-
va Scotia, May 20, 1838, and came
com pany In Its timber operations
the minimum being $200 fine.
to Port Orford in April, 1924, where
j W ednesday night, May 22, the third, Bailey and Van Leuven tied, urday. Mr and Mrs Jordan were 1810 ,n the ’ b"dow of the city hall
for the past five years, after sev­
on a motor trip over the R oosevelt to bonor tbe l«t«- Senator Frank
I M ostwestern grange will give an 9 feet 10 inches.
i he has since resided w ith his son.
eral years of inactivity, save for
____________
ay
While attending the re-
May
Day
Frolic
880-yard run—Tichenor
PO, _______highw
Clark
His
health
Is
very
good
and
almost
entertainm
enj
in
the
high
school
an occasional m ell train.
GB, Fowler CC, Ross CC, 2 min- J cent Federated W omen’s club con-
Thlrty years ago today, to cele-
' daily he may be seen
walking
the flijgn
h.gh j pi gym
at uaiigJUIB,
Langlois, ill
at o 8 U o'clock
w w it
n a m in g
The
—
student
as a body
urxrxzv of lilt*
J iin nasium
ifw i u n i txt.
(.
W ith the Invasion of the Hill
' ventlon at Ashland Mrs Gillings brate th* rreat barbor victory for
about Port Orford. The birthday j school held a May D ay frolic at I with admission for adults at 25 utee 12 seconds
lines, the report w ent around that
' and Mrs Hans Adolphsen
____ _____ _______
were
Angeles, a crowd of 20.000 per
w as the occasion for greetings the high school gym nasium Saiur- I cents, children 15 cents, and sup-
the road w as to be used by the
pott R, R ice PO. Van Leuven R, I guests of Mrs. Jordan at the club 8on’ <athered at San Pedro and
from his many friends, both from day night. Bob Norton and his ! P«r free. All are invited.
Hiil lines as a wedge to enter the
banquet.
participated In a three-day fiesta.
126 feet 1 2 inch.
afar and near, and the fam ily cele­ orchestra o f Bandon furnished mu- '
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Rogue river valley.
After President McKinley from
brated it w ith a turkey dinner.
R
elay-
Riverton,
Gold
Beach
sic for dancing Each class had a I
Pupils Have PiClUC
Mr. and Mrs John H ogatt o f W ashington had caused the first
—
1
booth
and
with
balloons,
confetti,
D
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
G. N. FI-AN SEEN
a,n,er arr|ved Saturday night for load of rock for the breakwater
Change in
Crews
' and al1 ’“•»
“> n>ake a <«r-‘
f7 > ‘” of? h\" * th; 7 venth and A « « « « . . . A A A . A A A • a H brief
visit with Mrs. A. B H o g a tt to be dumped In San Pedro harbor
K lam ath Falls. Or., May 17.— A
ill v r e w s
. n i v a l t h e r e w » « m n r r im e r «
i
¡eigh th grades held their annua!
Slight changes have been made
there WBS merriment a-pltn- p(cn|c a( AgaU Bpach pafk loday
♦
AGATE PARK V ISIT O R S ♦
* ‘1’ " “ 7 ’ 7 . “ *** ’7 " * “ much «P**®b-maklng. In
rumor current in K lam ath railroad
f t h e stA tp h iv h w a v
ioain n
_ _
to Portland where she will visit which Senator White predicted a
circles for som e time to the effect by the state highw ay comm ission
Thursday Mrs Grant’s and Mrs
in
m
a
i
n
t
e
n
a
n
c
e
crews
on
the
* | Mr. H ogatt and friends for sever- day would come when Los Angeles
that the Great Northern has re-
Chapman’s room will have their 'T . . . .
Attend Track Meet
* al days
would have a population of half a
newed a project abandoned many Roosevelt highw ay In Curry coun­
picnic at A gate Beach park also. 1
million.
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W e e k - e n d visitors at Agate park
Among those driving to C >ld
years ago—construction of a Rogue ty. The district from Euchre creek
Mrs. H. Adolphsen has recoveted
were;
f'rank W iggins of
-s chamber
river-Klamath valley line—was re- to Wedderburn has been consoli- Beach Saturday to attend th. tr. ~k
from a short but severe attack of
Randon Student« I*icmc
Aved yesterday by announcement ' dated witb the Gold Beach district, ! meet were Mr. and Mrs C W ight,
of c o m m e r c e , a f,
whom the
E
L.
Van
Lundt
and
wife,
Ash­
the
flu.
I Yesterday morning the eighth
Frank W iggins Trade school was
from Medford that the Owen-Ore­ and the crew north o f the river i Mr and Mrs. Delmar W righ' 3.
land, Oregon.
gon Lumber company is contem ­ eliminated. There were no chang­ J Spoerl, N at Perkins, 'diss Ru h grade Bandon students motored to
L. B Hatton has returned to named, cracked a few Jokes about
R H Maupin and family, Port­
plating extending its logging lines es seriously affecting the crew out Clark. Mrs Mary Rice. Mrs, Dora • ' Port Orford for a picnic at Agate land.
Senator Frye of Maine, who had
his m ining property on the Elk.
i
Beach
park.
A
group
of
the
girls
Grant, Miss N ettie Toole. Anna |
into the K lam ath basin. The an­ o f Port Orford.
Intimated during the harbor fight
Abe Flem ing and family, Renton.
F. B. Tichenor returned late that southern California would nei>-
Barton and Marion Tichenor, Mrs called for a short tim e on Mrs
nouncem ent w as made by John S.
C. Stiltner and family, Powers. Thursday afternoon from a trip er be worth $5,000,000. the first cost
Geo
Quigley, Norman Quigley. Rice's room.
Owen of Eau ciaire, w is., presi-
Theatrical Program
J. C. Strong, Myrtle Point.
north and left again Friday morn- of (he harbor
dent o f the logging company. He ' Mrs. Hazel Knapp Is presenting Mrs. O Lenevc Mr. ard MrB. P. '
ing.
R. L. Hamm. Myrtle Point.
Thomas A. Gibbon, Governor
said the company would Investigate j ber nupils in a dancing program at Tichenor, Mr and Mrs. Bernal For­
Preparing to Oil
John
Chenoweth.
Langlois.
the situation and carry out the the high school gym nasium Satur­ ty and children
The school bus
Henry
T. Gage. Senator George C.
A.
C.
Snider,
C.
E.
Fielding
ond
The state highway departm ent is
L. C. Wimer, Bandon.
project, "if it is feasible.”
day night. Robert Preuzette will carried a crowd of Port Orford spreading gravel on the Roosevelt
' M rs
M a e Worth of Sixes
were Perkins. Frank P Flint, who was
Mrs.
F
W
Shanton,
Powers.
Several of those close to K lam ­ play and sing and B etty Gale, "rooters
j business visitors in Gold Beach last later to become United States sen­
highw ay south of Bandon prepara­
W B. Shanton, Powers.
ator, C. C. Davis, Colonel 8. O
ath F alls railroad news and usual­ daughter of Dr. Gale of Bandon,
j Tuesday.
tory to the beginning of oiling op­
Mrs. Ida Moe. Powers
ly well informed believe extension will be a feature dancer.
Houghton
and other notables of the
Ladies Aid
eration. and contractors are start­
Miss L R Jones. Portland
Bernal Forty has been having a day all took part In the gay feetl-
of the Owen-Oregon line would "--------------------------
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A social m eeting of the Ladies ing work on the small bridges on
Mr. and Mrs. F. R Allen
of spell of flu but is out again.
Itles
mean that the Great Northern sion o f the line across the lower Aid was held at the manse last the section between Bandon and
Marshfield.
According to members of the pi­
would enter the fertile Rogue val- , end o f Wood river valley and a W ednesday w ith Mrs. J. C. Whit- ' ,b e Curry county line.
A rock
Wm. Dlndinger, Marshfield
O. P H aagensen, p r o m i n e n t
oneers society there are now about
ley and attem pt to take a part, at connection with the Southern Pa- sett and Mrs Alta Larson as host- ' crusher Is being Installed on Floras
Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde, Marshfield Ix n g lo ls resident who is well
least, of the fruit and lumber ton- , clflc, near Chiloquin,
; r ; , „ e « ,,,
u,
esses. Mrs Chapman and Mrs creek for furnishing gravel for the
Mrs McMillan, Marshfield
nage of that section.
'
-
| Grant were guests of the after- highway work
Mr and Mrs LeMeiux, Marsh
major operation at Leep hospital has been termed "the greatest day
The 32-mile railroad between
The announced extension of the I noon.
last Thursday.
field.
A delightful afternoon was
In the city’s history -the day that
Medford and Butte Falls, known as Owens-Oregon Lumber company's
Mr and Mrs
" passed. The next regular i.ieetiog
School Exams
the P acific A Eastern line, was railroad from Butte Falls to Klam will be held June 5 at the home of i
Mrs Mabel Mather, Mrs A, B. • he harbor dawned.”
Marshfield
Thirty years ago today, when the
originally a Great Northern proj- , ath Falls is further evidence of the Mrs. H. L. Sauers at Agate Bea V
p inal exam inations were held in
Mr and Mrs I .ester Sauers and H ogatt and Mrs. J. R. Parker were
harbor wna begun, Iz>s Angeles
ect It was fathered by Jam es Hill great battle now being waged for j Park.
C ,b e interm ediate departm ent of
shopping
in
Marshfield
Tuesday.
son. Port Orford.
had a population of about 80,000
and constructed by Jam es Stevens, participation in the vast volume of
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the grade school last Thursday and
Mrs F R Tichenor and party.
Edith Tichenor visited her sis­ Today It has a population of ap-
Chief engineer of the northern , potential originating tonnage of i
r u ____ j
Friday
The few rem aining days Port Orford
ter, Mrs. R ay Dean. In Bandon last proximately 1.300.000
line. Later it was abandoned be southwestern Oregon.
rha cn ( Icarcd
of school are being devoted to re-
Its exten-
Dr and Mrs Lonner Pugh, Port Tuesday after school.
cause it was understood Louis Hill, slon westward from Medford to I Portland. May 16.- -A Jury in the | view work
Sixth, seventh and Orford.
chairm an of the Great Northern tide water at Port Orford, where , court ot Federal Judge McNary eighth grade finals will be conclud­
Miss Toole and Mrs Hogatt in u
p «8gy Coraon returned yeaterday Galice Mining
board of directors, disapproved of a natural deep water harbor is I >'e«terday returned a verdict of ed this week.
friend« Port Orford
from attending school In Bandon
the project.
Dispute Settled
available, to open up the whole not kuilty In the case o f A. A.
the past season.
W hat route the proposed exten- Mid-Pacific Coast Empire is both j Tborhaven, charged w ith violation
Gold Hill, Or., May 17.—The suit
Teachers Honor Guests
L. J. Cooper, district ranger of
slons of the Owen-Oregon li n e , logical and feasible.
The region ' ” f the national prohibition law in
R H Handley of Sixes motored of Sordy against Robertson, In­
The Woman's club of Port Or­ Powers, O re. was in Port Orford to Port Orford W ednesday morn­
would take w as not disclosed by i such an extension would traverse ! ,ho Fale and possession of liquor
volving a m i n i n g location and
Thursday
forenoon.
Mr.
Cooper
ford
gave
a
four
o’clock
luncheon
Mr Owen There are. however, two 1» exceptionally rich in virgin tlm- I near Langlois in Curry county on
ing.
townelte location on mining land
has
been
out
to
t
h
e
McGrlhble
sta
Thursday afternoon In honor of
possible routes.
i ber. and comm ercial deposits of ” " ruary 21.
at Galice has been settled amicably
the teachers. Miss Ruth Clark. Miss tion on middle Elk m aking plans
Wm Hurst Jr. came in from Elk out of court The townsite appll-
One would be a connection with gold, copper. Iron, chrome, coking
for
trail
and
road
work
In
that
N
ettle
Tole.
Mrs
Mary
Rice,
Mrs
the W eyerhaeuser Timber line a coal, marble, limestone, granite and
rlver W ednesday to spend the day i cation was withdrawn by the de-
Dinner Guests
Irene Chapman, and Mi«
Dora section of the Siskiyou national
town
railroad constructed under stand
e‘7 f le-ser known metals
fendont, he retaining the home In
Mr and Mrs. W T W hite Sr. Grant
forest.
Each member o f the club
ard branch line specifications, built j which will provide practically a
which he is living, while the plain­
e tertalned Tuesday evening at six entertained a guest and after a
Dr.
L
R
Pugh
Is
freshening
the
from the mill site into the west- ; -rpetual originating tonnage the
tiff retains the mining ground
o'clock dinner. Mrs Ella Knapp. brP-f business meeting a most de­
Zumwalt
Marlon Zumwalt of
inside of the Port Orford Pharm a­
•rn K lam ath
I life blood of successful rail opera-
M ss R uth Clark and Mrs Mary licious and bountiful luncheon was Bros, ranch. Sixes. was a town cy w ith a coat of light-colored The case was heard before W 8
The second would be an exten- tion.
Boyer, ch ief of the land office
I..c e being their guests.
served.
paint.
vlsitor W ednesday afternoon
field division