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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 18, 1929. PORT ORFORD NEW • r/i e 4. I the middle Elk river country l a s t , s' <» I County Court House In Gold Beac^b j Friday They expect to spend a ♦ ♦ Oregon, as the place for the hear ♦ PORT ORFORD AND LANG- ♦ ing of objections to said final ac C atered at the P ostoffice at Port Orford, Oregon, a t second class I week or two at Mrs. Dietderich's ! | mining cabin. * LO IS P A R ISH « count and the settlem ent thereof. m all m atter under Act of March 3, 1179. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wright, Mr. Published w eekly nt Port Orford, Oregon ❖ Rev. J. C. W hitsett. Pastor ♦ Last publication June 18, 1929 I and Mrs. John Marsh and Mr and * ♦ LOUIS L. KNAPP. OBO W. 8 0 RAN SON, M lto r Mrs. N B. Marsh were among the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Administrator of said Estate. Port Orford people who attended I Church services Sunday, June the Hartman theatre Thursday eve 23. 1929 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ning. Sunday school, Port Orford and Mr. Hartley, proprietor of the One T e n r ---------------------------- $ > .• • A ttorney-at-L aw . Langlois. 10:00 a. m. Yreka Steam Laundry, was de Hour of public worship, Langlois, Sis M o n t h s _________________ g l.g g First N ational Bank Bldg. layed in Port Orford Saturday, I 11:00 a. m. A dvertising rates I t cen ts per colum n lash. while a truck was sent up from j Hour of public worship, at Port Bandon - Oregon Yreka to tow his loaded truck Orford, 8.00 p. m. home, as it broke down a few miles ■ Theme of discourse: “The E ter north of town Paul Leutwylei : nal Question." towed It to his garage Spiritual thought for the w eek, Mrs. Rosa Purdin left Friday j "And the Lord said unto Cain, noon for Buxton, Ore., where she where is thy brother Abel? And D ental Surgeon expects to spend the summer vis he said, I know not; am I my At Port Orford Pharmacy iting her son, Carl Watson, and brother’s keeper?”—Genesis 4-9. his family. Clyde Wagner, Elk river dairy Phone 1<1 Port Orford, Ore N O TIC E O F F IN A L ACCOUNT man, was transacting business in NOTICE is hereby given that j town Saturday. Marie Quellen as the Executrix of Albert West, Sixes river ranch the E state of Dietrich Quellen. de er, was In Port Orford Saturday ceased, has filed her final account evening. in said estate in the County Court j Mrs. A. P. Sweet and children of of the State of Oregon, foe Curry i Arizona Inn attended the Port Or County, and has asked saio court j ford Sunday school last Sunday to fix a time and place for final and Mrs. Sw eet assisted very pleas hearing thereon, and for settlem ent antly In the music and singing of all objections if any, and for J Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fox o f Lang discharge, and the said court lois motored to Bandon Sunday has fixed Saturday the 20th day i Fred Scofield of Bridge came ov Upper picture—The big panther killed along the R oosevelt h ig h -' of July, 1929, at 10 A. M. o'clock j er to Port Orford Saturday on business relative to his property w ay seven miles from town Monday afternoon by Milton Brown a n d ' of said day as the time and the I a' ^ * 2 Lang1Io‘? Mr Brown 18 the man ln overalls holding ' County Court rooms at the County here. Nearly all the Scofield hous the doga; Mr Laws is holding up the dead cat’s head. p.,,»» o u • I Lower picture- Sealion weighing 1800 pounds, on the wharf at L , r, „ ‘ e*c ’ m es have tenants In them now W H Sheridan, of Coquille, sj ent the Bandon waterfront, brought from Cape Blanco reef by Walter urry County, Oregon, as the place Rodman and Ed. Sm ith and used in a successful experim ent In feed -| *or any and all objections the week-end at Seavlew ranch. The one sealion produced to 8ald account, and for settlin g I Miss N eonta Sweet who has been ing young trout at the local hatcheries , the same, and all persons Interest-| visiting relatives at Eugene the 1035 pounds of meat. -=.—— -----------------1 ed are hereby required to take past week or 10 days, returned to her home at Arizona Inn Satur come quickly and let us ride away idea that there were bad Indians n°tlce thereof I arson were dinner guests at the day evening. MARIE QUELLEN with all speed!" she pleaded. around—I thought that v all I 1 W hitsett home Sunday, the occa Executrix of the E state of D iet Mrs. Maud Forty has accepted a "I’ve killed the snakes, don't nonsense.” sion being a birthday dinner for position In the culinary depart Jnl8t5 rich Quellen, deceased. worry about them," said the girl. "No, of course not," said Martha. Mr. and Mra. J. M Beach and Virginia who was 12 years of age, ment of the Port Orford hotel. "Let’s ride over toward the cliffs "The glamour of romance in youi Miss Kate Adolphaen returned and air our clothes out.” H. J. Horton of I xjs Angelea and and for Ralph Sweet, who was six N O TIC E O F A N N U A L U N IO N young untrained mind made you As a penalty for from her Portland trip Saturday Geo. W. Soienaon spent Friday in years of age utterly blind to plain unadulterat H IG H SCHOOL ELEC T IO N 'I'll do nothing of the kind. We having a birthday the other chil driving a new Pontiac sedan Maruhfleld. go back to that ugly cow ranch ed facts. Romance! Find it then dren tied their knives, forks and Curry chapter No, 135 O. E. S Alice Holme« 1« assisting at the in these imps of satan if you can.” NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN spoons together and made them held its stated comm unication last at once—this unkind creature’s Bennett hotel. to the legal voters of Union High odor is a little worse than the herds Martha was now sobbing "Ro eat without separating them. Saturday night Miss Kate Adolph- Mr. and Mra. G W Soranaon and of cattle, but we are safe there— m ance!” She sobbed o u t ‘R o School D istrict No. 2 of Curry j W C. Alkln of Sixes was a Port Ben, her mother. Mrs Adolphaen, children »pent yeaterday In Maruh you'll be the death of me before we mance in a country God started County, State of Oregon, that the Orford visitor Wednesday. and Mrs. Linda Guerin, from i^ing fleld. ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of lever teach Miles " wailed Martha. and found too ugly to finish." H. L Sauera, Harold Sauers i nd Lee Herron, salesman for Shaw lots, were in attendance said D istrict will be held at the "Alright! Dear aunt—now what “Please, Aunt Martha.” begged Mr and Mrs. R. O. McKenzie o f' C. C. Inman were In Marshfield Motors, Bandon, was In Port Or H igh School Building, to begin at the girl. Flk river motored to Bridge last is wrong?" W ednesday afternoon, ford W ednesday afternoon the hour of 2:00 o’clock P. M and Martha's face seemed to be froz “Don't you Aunt Martha m e— Sunday and were entertained at I Mra. 8. A. Lawrence and two FOR SALE -8-foot plate glass top to close at the hour of 7:00 o’clock • the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred I en in horror — the girl looked wait until I see your—" sobs fin Hons have arrived from Eugene. P. M. on the fourth Monday o f ! show case at a sacrifice — no around—there stood three tall, ished the sentence. Scofield. Rev J. C. W hitsett and Mra. June, being the 24th day of June, I room for It. Electric Shoe Shop, bronze-faced Indians On and on they rode Martha Mrs Mabel Mather was able to W hitsett and children were recent A. D. 1929 Bandon, Oregon. ltc "Apaches!” cried the girl under was so saddle weary that every return to her work at the Port Or visitors at Arlsona Inn. I This election is called for the Mrs. Ella Knapp and Mrs. Or her breath. "Now we are lost!” bone and muscle of her body was Mr. and Mra. David M cKenue ris Knapp and children returned ford Bakery Monday morning purpose of electing One Director But the blood of the fam ous Mol numb with pain. Miss Luetta Johnston of Sixes and Don attended the talkies at Sunday from a two weeks visit In to serve for five years ly Pitcher came to the fore she Finally they arrived at a small attended grand chapter O E S Bandon Sunday afternoon. Dated this 8th day of June, 1929 southern California. advanced toward them, smiling. village at the foot of the cliffs, at Portland last week Mr. and Mra. Henry Adolphaen, LOUIS L. KNAPP, Donald R. McKenzie returned to "How cuna," she greeted, hut and were taken Into a large adobe Miss K ate Adolphaen and Mrs Ma town W ednesday after spending a Chairman Board of Directors the grave-faced statues In bronze hut. Their captors untied then, bel Gllllnga returned Saturday week visiting hla grandfather, G. A ttest: did not seem to hear nor see the and went out, barring the door as from the O. E S. grand chapter W Axtell, of middle Elk. GEO W. SUTTON, The la d ie s of Woodcraft held a friendly sm ile They came closer they went. at Portland Acting D istrict Clerk. Miss Velma Johnson is employed strawberry social Saturday night to the women and then laid a Martha threw herself on the C. C. Ponting was a business vis at the W estern hotel. j at the W O. W hall and a goodly bronzed hand on the arm of each, floor and wept bitterly. The girl itor In Bandon Saturday. N O T IC E O F F IN A L ACCOUNT Mr. and Mrs Andrew Johnson of sized crowd attended Cards and Mrs. Alta Isiraon and Mra. Ho Garrison lake motored to town dancing were the diversions of the after tying their hands, put them sat there, silent and weary on their horses and rode off with In a little while an old Indian gatt of W ashington are assisting 1 hursday. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF _ evening and later strawberries. them captives. woman brought water, and then at the Western Cafe. T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR S. J. Spoerl and his mother. Mrs cake and coffee were served "Be brave, dear aunt." left them as silently as Bhe had Attorney C. R. Wade of Bandon Raker, motored to Port Orford on TH E COUNTY OF CURRY Martha gave the girl a withering come. attended the director's meeting of Thursday Mrs. Baker will remain In the Matter of the E state o f , The moonlight shone through the PORT ORFDIU), ORB. the Port Orford Harbor A Devel in town a few days as the house ❖ ♦ ♦ look "Well, you came out for a lark and romance. I hope you are barred window, flooding Its silvery i George Davidson, Deceased. opment corpoiatlon held here Sat guest of her old friend, Mis Quel ♦ NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN j getting It." cheer inside the hut where the two THE BIG APACHE urday afternoon. That the undersigned, as adminls- j len. "Forgive me. Oh. please do -I I women were prisoners. By MARCELLE R EBER Mra. Irma Strong has resigned trator of the E state of George Rev W hitsett's family was guest did not realize, dear, I had no (To be continued in next issue) her position at the W estern Cafe last week of Mrs Sweet at the Davidson. Deceased, has filed his Rev. C. C. Hulet, Sunday school Arizona Inn <9 « ♦ <9 ♦ 9 ♦ ♦ <9 >9 ♦ final account as such A dm inistra (Continued from last week) m issionary for Coos Bay Presby tor in the County Court of the Mra. Hickox Sr. of Elk river was “Oh, look at those bright, green tery, Presbyterian church, passed shopping In town Thursday State of Oregon for the County of through Port Orford Saturday Curry, and that said Court by or O. J Mather of Sixes was in bark treea! The cave and water evening on his way to Gold Beach Marshfield on a business trip last must be close to them .” der duly made has appointed Sat The girl spurred up her horse at which place he filled the pulpit Thursday. urday. the 22nd day of June, A Sunday, both morning and eve Mrs. Geo Sutton and several and *'ent lop,ng to the «haded spot, D. 1929, at the hour of Ten o'clock T ide T able for W eek E nding Ju n e Ï5, 1929, at Fort Orford, O regon. ning Rev Hulet returned to Myr friends attended the opening night “ J88 Martha holding on for in the forenoon of said day as the tle Point Monday morning, calling of the "talkies” at Hartman the dear life and with determination time, and the Court Room in the High Low at the home of Rev J. C. W hitsett atre in Bandon W ednesday night to get there, finally pulled rein A M P. M A M P. M as he passed through going and Mr and Mrs. John Masterson and alm ost went limp in the sad die. coming and Miss Mary Masterson, of low Wednesday, June 19 11 08 4 39 4 15 They alighted, the girl leading Open for business in the new lo er Sixes river, made a business 5 22 5 11 57 cation. kitty-corner from the ltex- trip to Port Orford Thursday eve the horses under a tall palo verde Friday, June 21 11 09 12:41 6 05 5 48 tree and tying them all Drug store, the Electric Shoe ning Saturday, June 22 11 45 1:22 6 42 6 27 Martha gave a horrified an earn Shop now and ever ready to serve 7 30 7 Mr. Abbott, Silver butte poultry- 12 22 2 01 you with first-class Shoe Rebuild man. was trading in town Thurs and pormptly swooned Monday. June 24 .12:57 2:37 7 57 7 43 “Aunt Martha"' cried the girl Tuesday, June 25 ....................... ing Service Bandon, Oregon ltc day. 1:33 3 15 8 32 3 22 L. J. Cooper, district forest ran Miss Gladys O’Conley and Miss rushing to the fallen woman "Oh!” she cried, "so that is It ger from Powers, w as In Port Or Roberta Aiktn came In to town ford Thursday conferring with E. from Sixes last Friday. Mrs Ma Nearby lay two big diamond-back L. White, district fire warden bel Mather is at home now re rattlers coiled ready for battle "Steady now. my girl,” cautioned Miss A lice Edwards, who was the cuperating from a recent appendi the girl to herself, “remember, the house guest of Mary Anne W hit citis operation. sett last week, returned to her Mrs. W J Sabin and children blood of Molly Pitcher runs in your home In Denmark Sunday morn returned home Thursday from a veins.” Frantically she looker! for ing. visit of a few days at Mrs. Will a weapon to kill the enem y while half carrying and half dragging Virginia I-arson is the guest of Sabin's home ln Isinglols Neonta Sweet this week Emery W hitworth of Silver butte the unconscious woman to a safe ty zone She saw where can pers Jean Armstrong of Bandon Is was In town Saturday morning R egular m eetin gs, third Satur a guest of Neonta Sweet this week Mrs A. V Dletderlch and grand had had a fire and beyond lay day o f each month. Visitors Mra. A. I Sweet and children of I daughter, Donna Joy McKenzie, ac several long limbs from a cotton alw ays welcom e. Getting one of them Arizona nn, and Misa Virginia i eompanled Mr and Mrs Sparks tc wood tree she ran toward the big reptiles W orthy Matron, and slashed away at them, sm ash Katie Adolphaen. ing the head o f one and breaking New coach fares—$15 to San Francisco, $28 to Los the other one’s back. Then she Secretary, Angeles—arc now good from main line points on either ran to the cave for water dash Velma Sabin. ing Into Its dark cool deeps, a lit the "Shasta" or "Oregonian They may also be used tle animal, who without due re on Tourist sleeping cars of the "Oregonian.” sp e d to quality, gave his bushy tail a flirt and bounded pas! het Direct Stage Connection leaving the girl scared ami a) Stage makes direct connection at Roseburg with the most choking from Its unholy per fume She staggered forward and "Shasta" for San Francisco. got a cup of WHter and rushed out Meet« second Saturday of each to .Martha who had regained con This type of travel has proved so popular between month V isitin g brethern w el sciousness come. Portland and California that the privilege is now “Here, drink this." said the girl CRAW FORD W. SMITH. *■ extended to include other points. It combines comfort In a thick voice W orehlpfnl Master with low cost transportation. "Phew"' cried Martha, turning FRA N O S W. SMITH, real white and holding her nose . Secretary Ix't us get awav from this place Planning a location.' Phone or coil on us for at once, before those awful m on all Irate! inform ation sters devour us alive, they must be holding their mouths wide open for us now from the smell that Is making me ready to faint.” They cannot hurt us Aunt Mar Refiners and Buyers o f tha, but this awful sm ell has made N ative Platinum and Gold * »eta f ’j w t P i t e r ,»? r , d the place impossible, let us go ” month V tittare w M eo«* » H ighest Market Price« Those horrible m onsters won't onr ramp hurt u s* ” cried Martha "Why W J. SA B R i. C. O. W ILD BER G BROS they'll swallow us alive that Is SMELTING a REFINING CO BERN A I. FORTY. Clerk. ik e s cat live things - cat-« -«.’ »'.a-, t Wt; - —— , , MUk, PORT ORFORD NEWS C. R. WADE Tuesday, June 18, 1929. What stronger breastplate than a heart tainted !—Shakespeare. DR. L. R. PUGH un SEA LIONS Again we are faced with a proposition to destroy the great natural attraction of sea lions which inhab it the Port Orford Reef—an attraction that ranks high among the recreational advantages provided by Nature in Curry county for the enjoyment of the public generally. This destruction goes forward without any effort on the part of those in authority to determine judicially the mooted question as to whether the sea lion is destructive to salmon which abound along the Southwestern Oregon coast. It would seem that this question should be decided be yond any peradventure of doubt before official countenance is given to the destruction of this great natural attraction asset. L o g g e rs P o o l H a ll CONFECTIONERY Up-to-Date Goods Always Fresh W. J. Paulman, Prop. Port Orford, Ore. H A T T O N ’S PORT ORFORD LOCALS SERVICE STATION Associated Gas Kelly Springfield Tires L. B. HATTON Prop. Port Orford, Oregon Strawberry Social Port Orford Hardware Co. Along the Seashore BANK OF BANDON Commercial & Savings N ew L ow F ares to C a lifo r n ia Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Real Estate NOTARY PUBLIC W. T. White Port Orford, Ore. Curry Chapter No. 135 O. E. S. THE BLUE BIRD Scenic Views INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL of Curry County Floras Lake Cigars PORT ORFORD LODGE A. F. & A. M. No. 170 YOUR 1929 ITINERARY On The Roosevelt Highway Candv FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING BATHING Magazines FLO RA S LAK E H O TEL John R. Smith & Son, Props. Southern Pacific WOODMEN OF THE WORLD W. 0. W. Camp 609
