Port Orford Deep Water Harbor
The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, July 2, 1929.
Dr. R. V. Leep Accidentally
Killed; “Unloaded” Gun Victim
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I.ife Saving Station Status
Congressman W illis C. Hawley,
chairman of the powerful w ays and
means com m ittee of the house of
representatives, has advised the
N ew s that Admiral Billard, com­
mandant of the U. S. coast guard
service, which is under the super-
I vision o f the treasury department,
State Park Board Named
W H ER E TO SPEND
THE FOURTH
There are many delightful
places to spend the Fourth of
July holidays in the Curry re­
gion. Those in the vicinity of
Port Orford include.
Salem, O r, June 25.—Governor
Patterson today appointed H. B
Van Duzer, Portland: Robert W.
Sawyer, Bend, and C. E. (Pop)
Gates, Medford, members of the
state highway commission, and
Judge Duby, Baker, and R. A.
Booth, Eugene, as members of
what will be known as the Ore­
gon park commission.
The purpose of the commission
is to cooperate with both federal
and state officials in obtaining
state and federal parks along the
highways. At the next session of
the legislature, Governor Patterson
will seek the passage of a law au
thorizing the expenditure of fu n d s.
for this purpose.
No. 34.
Blacksand to Be M inedj ¿¡g
Placer and Quartz Active
Agate Beach Park.
t h a t life
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“ted c°8‘ °f y -
Saturday morning about 10 a. m. London Asks Information posed
Wants to Park Lands
Gold Beach, June 27.—N. W. Hale
Garrison Lake.
saving station at Port
Dr. R. V. Leep of Bandon w as
That the lure of the scenic Port of Los Angeles, accompanied by
The efforjs of the N ews and the Orford w ith its equipment. Includ­
The Heads.
instantly killed on Camp rock, one 1
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Orford region remains with those m ining engineer, E. W Myers, and
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Port Orford Chamber of Commerce ing heats is $84,000. and that the
Port Orford Beach.
of the larger rocks form ing Port
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who wander afield Is evidenced by B. H. Myers, mill operator. ar­
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¡n conjunction with the chambers annual m aintenance o f the station
Brushes Creek.
Orford reef off the Cape Blanco
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the following letter received from rived here Sunday to Install a plant
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.n t Wedderbum, Gold Beach and in the w ay of a payroll is estim at­
shore, bv the accidental discharge
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Floras Creek.
Fred Pfisterer, who lived in Cur­ for the recovery of the values in
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of a shotgun, the entire charge
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ry county for many years prior to the blacksands on the beaches of
Elk
River.
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The legislative act of 1893 pro­
from the gun striking him immedl-
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his removal to San R afael, Calif, the Macleay estate, on w hich they
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, natural state of beauty unmarred vides sufficient authority for the
Sixes
River.
o tn lo
ately above the heart.
'b e lure is so strong with Mr. and have leases The first plant, equip­
by hideous comm ercial signs and establishm ent of this station, and
Floras Creek.
Dr. Leep and party of friends,
Mrs. Pfisterer that they desire to ment for which is already on the
billboards continues to receive the Congressman Hawley will seek an
consisting of Drs. C. G. Sabin, H. •
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perpetuate the m agnificent scenery ground, will have a capacity of
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, approbation of those engaged in appropriation of funds for the
E. Shoot and A. Robb, of P ortlan d ,1
Rocky Point.
along the coast south of Port Or­ 600 yards per day, and consists of
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Cape B lanco Lighthouse.
Forest Service
ford by turning a portion of It a drag line and concentrators.
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of Bandon, were taken to the Port
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into
a public park so that the pub­ This plant will be located about a
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I of the follow ing letter from the December next.
Holds Schools lic for
Orford reef m the small power I
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all time would be able to mile from the mouth of Rogue riv­
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t_ general secretary of the Council for
The
officials
of
the
Siskiyou
na­
boat owned and operated by Louis
er on the north beach. Plans con­
enjoy it. The letter follows:
the Preservation o f Rural E ng­
American
(Jives
to
tional forest service are holding
Peterson and Harry Jensen, for a
San R afael, Calif., tem plate additional plants up to 2,-
land, London, dated June 12, 1929, Colonel Johnson
Pcrpt’tUaiC Bt‘HUty 8Cbools in different sections of
day’s outing hunting sea lions. The
June 22, 1929 000 yards per day capacity. The
relative to the m atter:
And Wife Injured
(From London Times)
, their jurisdiction for their forest Geo. W. Soranson,
party had climbed onto the rock
sands are said to contain gold,
17 Great Marlborough St.,
A
letter
published
on
this
page
patrolmen
in
fire
prevention
and
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Editor
Port"
Orford
News,
Colonel and Mrs. J. C. Johnson
and the guns were being hauled up
platinum, iridium, berylium, chrom­
R egent St.,
G. Jackson, as- ■
p ear g jr
of this place received serious in- today brings news of a great gift 1 t're fighting. A
by line when, through some still
ite, and other metals. Berylium is
London, W. I.,
Ain explainable manner, one of them
juries last Thursday afternoon in of a great opportunity
presented distant supervisor, is the teacher ■ j usf received the latest issue of
HGG|MR.
June 12, 1929 Marshfield when a heavy oil truck J to lovers and guardians of this at Agness, and this week M. M I thp p ort Orford New[1 and wVsh to a new metal greatly sought as
was fired with the disastrous re­
an alloy to produce a product hav­
George W. Soranson Esq.,
of the Standard Oil company ' country’s beauty. M B o i e s Pen- j Lewis, assistant supervisor, will | pi.a ,ap you for , hp sp|endid p
r ing greater strength with less
sult noted. Peterson and Jensen
Port Orford News,
smashed into their car.
rose has given to the Councils f o r , conduct schools at Page creek and
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out
sucj, a gl)araeiv weight than any known metal.
were dispatched to the mainland
j Port Orford, Oregon.
Colonel Johnson received a b rok -' ‘he Preservation of Rural England j Powers while Supervisor B»lllngs-| get, lpd p,acp thp amo(jnt J |o^ , g
at Port Orford to secure assistance
Associated with Mr. Hale In the
Dear Sir,
in removing the body from the
en right wrist and a fractured rib and W ales a sum of £1,000; and 'e<* holds forth at Galice and C h et-, ,g , urprlalng to whomBoever lt la project a ie many Loa Angeles men,
The activities of your Journal in
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reef rock, and the coast guard
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shown and the quality of the news Including Lowell S Hale, a son;
connection with efforts which are and Mrs. Johnson’s face was lacer- he has promised to give, up to a for
the 1929 fire season.
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power boat at Bandon started
reflects the fine brave progressive Harry Blackwell, of Blackwell and
j being made to prevent disfigure- ated and she was terribly bruised. very high limit, another pound for
down the coast In charge of Cap- ,
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. . . Mr and Mrs. Carl Larson, riding every pound which others sub-
i people of Port Orford and vicin- Sunde; H. C. Jackson, hotel oper­
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tain N utter for that purpose. The ,
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with them, were badly bruised scribe to those Councils. Mr Pen-
Last week C. E. Hullng of the ity.
ator; Albert Houcke of the N. Y.
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,, ,ly a d v e r t i s e m e n t s have been
Peterson boat and another small
Studebaker car was wreck- ,O8e. though he lives in England, ( hardware firm of Huling & Lundy, I We read all ot the Newg wlth Hardware company; and H. F.
brought to my notice, and I should Their
ed.
is an American. And, though he J Myrtle Point, and bride stopped 1 much interest and some profit," I
boat in charge of H ans Adolph-
Strunk of Ontario. Calif.
be very much indebted to you if
sen from the Port Orford harbor
R
ay
Dean
was
the
driver
of
the
is an American, he thinks that over in Port Orford for
a short hope.
Mines Generally Active.
you would be kind enough to send
returned to the reef to assist in
Grants Pass, June 28.—Revival of
me for the information of my oil truck. It is said that the rural England and Wales have ( visit with old tim e friends, Mr j Port Orford must be nearing the
the work of handling the remains
Council a copy of the Progress truck w as cutting a corner in viola- beauty and am enity that ought to ( and Mrs. L. B. Hatton, on their | time of her com ing out when •he gold mining Industry of this
from the rock to the coast guard
caus- be preserved. T hat Is worth pon- f southern honeymoon trip.
bfrs , knockers belittle her harbor and region on a substantial and legiti­
Number of the Reporter dealing tion of traffic regulations,
boat, w hich was done with a strong with this particular m atter, and of i ing the accldent
dering. His own country includes Huling is a sister o t R. C. Dun try to get away with her scen- mate basis appears assured from
northw est wind lashing the sea to
Colonel and Mrs. Johnson were a11 ’he most im pressive beauties of ham, who operates a chain of gro- ery “Every knock is a boost.’’ I the report of development and op­
any
illustrations
or
literature
a considerable extent, The boats
have had 8everal inquiries in re- erations underway and contem plat-
which has a bearing on the steps brought to Gold Beach Friday by a11 other countries in the world; eery stores In Curry and Coos
reached the Port Orford dock about
Joe McKeown
but he understands the beauty of counties, one of which is located gard to se| Ilng my pr„perty along ' ed.
which have been taken.
3 p. m., accompanied by the mem­
The two are rapidly recovering our little landscape—a landscape- at Port Orford.
the Roosevelt highw ay south of
The Rogue River Gold compa­
My Council, particulars of which from their injuries and the shock garden compared with his native
bers of the party, and Dr. J. W.
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town and have set a price on it, ny’s dredge on Foots creek has
Wheeler held an inquest at the I enclose, are doing their utm ost of the a ccid en t—Reporter.
land. Moreover, in his letter to
New Traffic Officer
but am still trying to think out a been opeiating since last Septem ­
wharf, pronouncing the shooting to rouse public opinion in this
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I the Councils, he warns England
The new traffic officer assigned feasible plan of selling enough of ber with an annual output estim at­
country
w
ith
regard
to
this
nuis­
• and W ales again st the m istakes to the Roosevelt highway from it in building lots to get som ething
as accidental. The body w as tak­
ance, as they feel that this is the
Lumberman Visits
that have gone far to spoil the Bandon south to the California out of the land for m yself and be ed at nearly $500,000. The Dlscon
en to Bandon about 4 o’clock.
Gold Mining company Is spending
most effective weapon to deal with
of
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enity of much of America. A
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. iH ckey
Son of K. A. Leep.
A. S. Currie, of Eugene, has able to give the balance as a pub- $50,000 on a tunnel on the Sylvan­
it. They will, therefore, be very San Francisco visited in Port Or- stronger warning could scarcely be line,
]<K.a, pd h)g fam „ y gt Randon and ,1<( racreat|on groun„
Dr. Leep was the son of Dr. K.
ite developing ore before starting
much Indebted to you for any In­ ford W ednesday with W. H. Paul- given. If “unchecke-’ development
A. Leep, for many years a well-
I would like to see the land, or ' Its 100-ton capacity mill. The Kub-
formation with which you can sup­ man. Mr. Hickey is engaged in can work so much m ischief In a Is now actively engaged in patrol-
l^pown physician in Myrtle Point
llng this scenic route
la s t week at least quite a body of It, lying ||, a„d Bill Nye, both rich old-time
ply them.
the lumber business in San Fran- country as vast as o North
and who died five years ago.
u m i Ameri (n P{jrt Orjord hp arrested Lester between Port Orford and Humbug producers are oneratinv
The enclosed particulars of a gift cisco, and many years ago an- couniry 1,-1
The deceased was born in B ak­
r- Cl . * hat
Sauer" and W illiam S Robinson mountain, a public park
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recently made to the C. P. R. E. Paulman worked for him in “
the smaller, daintier, more
closely
er county, Oregon, 41 years ago
' charging each with sw itching II-
With best w ishes to yourself and important hydraulic placers re­
by one of your countrym en will
and came to Myrtle Point with his
timber in Minnesota.
Swapping packed beauties of our own more cengp p,atpg , hp former draw(ng a the good people of Port Orford, I
sumed last fall—the Sterling dig­
probably prove of interest to you. yarns and renewing old friend- thickly populated land?
f(np of |2ft and thp ,attpr
for remaJn
father about 37 years ago. His
Very truly yours,
gings which have produced nearly
ships pleasantly passed the time
R eaders of this journal are no (bo offenge
mother died when he w as very
Yours truly,
$4,000,000 In the past; the Sturgis
H. G. GR IFFIN ,
young.
Mr. and Mrs. Hickey remained in strangers to the kind of m istake
The a lig n m e n t of the officer
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placers with over $2,000,000 to their
Secretary.
Port Orford.
that Mr. Penrose means. There is
sect|On of the highway ays-1
He received his medical training
credit and the Federal diggings,
the m istake of shoddy, unsuitable, | prn has been made necessary by
at the U niversity of Oregon med­
which have produced millions. The
ical school and was an intern at
Dynamite Kills Four
un<* '"‘Placed buildings. There Is rpagon of the greatly Increased Oiling Roosevelt Highway Opp, an old producer and highiy
June Weather Statistics
The work of oiling the Roosevelt
St. Vincent's hospital in Portland.
Charles Christian Russel] Yoak- ,h c m ,stake of st" rk and
traffic over the Roosevelt
W eather statistics as compiled
highway from Bandon south
to equipped quartz mine on the out­
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He came to Bandon in 1912 to set by Henry Johnston of Port Orford, um, C. W. Skinner and J. C. Thom roads, ruthlessly driven through
Denmark is completed for the pres­ skirts of Jacksonville, is being re­
scenes.
There
are.
up a practice.
U. S. cooperative weather observ­ us were killed Tuesday last by a ^^'el _ rura'
ent, the first coat of oil having opened by Montana people.
He had returned within the last er, show 16 clear days, 4 partly dynam ite explosion at the Port Or­ among a hundred others, the m is­ Bandon Library
Donates
Hooks
been
applied The crews are now
I’liM'crs Itewum e
month from the Mayo Brothers clear and 10 cloudy, during the ford cedar camp of Mr Christian takes of advertisement^, petrol sta­
The board of directors of the -nKaK«‘d
a «»-mile stretch north
The fam ous IJano de Oro placers
clinic in Rochester, Minn., and the month of June, w ith a total pre­ located about eight miles from R e­ tions and so forth which assault
library
donated
the
,rom th® California line, and when <a at x v Waldo,
eye.
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Columbia university in New York. cipitation of 3.43 inches. The daily mote. The men were engaged in the
nal are no strangers also to the following list of duplicate books to ,hat 18 completed (hey will leturn )0 yeara pending the construction
Widow Survives.
range of tem perature follows:
blasting the top off of a spar tree
work done In little more than two the Port Orford library, which are and “I’i’D »be second coat on the nf g grav|ty B|u|ce> which required
He is survived by his widow, Jun. Max Min
June Max Min and through some unexplainable
years by the Council for the pres- very much appreciated The Ban- !', n ‘tch north of Denmark
Owing a dppp cl,( nearly two miles long
Mrs. Agnes Leep of Bandon; son, 1
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ervation of Rural England work don library has been exceptional- »” ’b*' K)»teni of routing
traffic gnd g (Unnei through a mountain
James, 12, of Bandon; half-sister, 2
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that is now shared by slmila.
]y generous in its assistance to dur,n8 ’be oiling operations cars coat)ng nearly $1,000,006, resumed
Mrs. Allison Roberts of Powers, 3
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more recently founded bodies for the local library.
are oxempt from passing over fresh |agt ^ajj
but who is now in a hospital in 4
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W ales and Scotland
There has
The Reign of Terror, Allen; A 0,1 and ,he crews are solicitou s, The Columbia placers on Tom
Portland; half-brother, Kay Leep, 5
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W n rlrl A h n ilt O r n t r n n been nothing fussy or fantastic Kentucky Cardinal, Bolton; Girls to
traffic as much
of Portland; step-mother, Mrs. Ella 6
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-x ir u u t vrrV K V ll
(ha(
(hpre hag bppn w h Rpcan)p Famoug. Jane Byre possible consistent with safety and East creek In the Greenback dis
trlct out from Grants Pass, which
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Oregon in all its beauty is fit­ especially, no attempt to treat naw Brente; A Fair Barbarian. Bur- »be work in hand.
have turned out better than $2,-
eral uncles in eastern Oregon and 8
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nett; Bonadventure, Cable; The
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oSe. Curtis, in Eugene; as well as 9
000,000
are being re-
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rnents,
developm
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in
general
as
crisis, c h m .h u i The Sorrows of Highway Attorney Visits opened by the Bullion Mountain
many cousins and other relatives 10
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Tuesday J W DeHouza, assist- Inc., composed of British Columbia
in m any parts of southwestern Or­ 11
49. World from Jam es A. Ormandy, If they were mere evils that cou'd Satan, Corelli; The Prospector, by
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The company has also
egon.
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53 assistant passenger traffic men- be prevented and ought to be pre Connor; The Man from Olengary; Bnt attorney general, Salem, visited ' investors
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Port Orford in connection with ' taken over Yellowhorn quartz mine
Mrs. Ella Leep is a sister of C. 13
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ently regarded these as necessary ner, Eliot; Barbara Winslow, El- highway matters.
' in the sam e district and will oper-
W. Endicott, Mrs. J. S. Lyons and 14
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features of life and growth, which ||s; The Great K Sr A Train Rob-
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ate it with present mill equipment.
Mrs. C. McC. Johnson, all of Marsh­ 15
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A map of unusual interest done only need guidance to become al- bery, Ford; The Honorable Peter
field, and Dr. 8. C. Endicott of
The rainfall for the year ending
A ctiv ities increaae
In humorous style occupies
the He», not enemies, of beauty and sterling. Ford: Free Joe, Harris; District Warden Returns
Eugene.
June 30, 1929, by months, follows:
D lstrlct F ire Warden E L White
The Robertson on Galice creek,
two center pages
Mountaineers decorum. Again, there has been The Purchase Price, Hough; Rimon
Inches
Funeral services were held today
are depicted scaling snow capped nothing dictatorial, no hasty clam- Dale, Hope; The Lion and the
1>ort Orford returned home Sat- fam ous for Its high-grade ore, now
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(Tuesday) at two o’clock at the July, 1928 ______________
mountains, a milkman illustrates oring for restrictive legislation, no Mouse, Hornblow; L etters from a urday from » trip to Rocky peak owned by K. Dean Butler and as­
fam ily home in B a n d o n , after August, 1928 ____________
Tillamook county’s dairy industry, disposition to see m alignant de f,P]f Made Merchant to His Son. lookout station east of Chinquapin sociates of Portland, is being de­
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fishermen are having good luck structiveness in what is only Inno- Lorimer; We Two, Lysall; The ’ idg«- While on the trip Mr. White veloped and equipped with a mod­
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the old home at Myrtle Point where October. 1928 __________
in the m any-stream s. In the Coos cent blundering. The aim of the Man on the Box, McGrath; Emmy states he saw five deer early one ern mill. The J. C. Edwards Mi­
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the M asonic order took charge of November. 1928
Bay country the cheese industry Councils has always been to awak- ix»u, Her Book and Her Heart, morning, indicating that deer are ning company on Louse creek out
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the burial services, interm ent be­ December, 1928
1025 18 Pictured and so on. Scenic spots pn pubnc „pinion to the value of Martin: Hugh Wynne, vol 1 and plentiful this season In Curry coun- from Grants Pass is shipping con­
ing in the Myrtle Point cemetery. January, 1929
™ were especially photographed, and )ha, w hic h carelessness and Insens- 2 Mitchell: A Puritan Wife, Pern ty. He also stated there Is a large centrates from the mill. The W est-
February. 1929
the photographs artistically ar- jh„ |ty are every day destroying berton; The Second Generation, crop of acorns, both on the trees em Metals company Is developing
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t Galice.
ranged In groups of pictures ap- w i, hout compulsion or cause, and Phillips; Quincy Adams Sawyer, by a”d the brush oak
Jury Gives $7500
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April, 1929 _____
Other mine activities In the re­
pearing
on
each
page
Beautiful
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weld
together
for
the
common
Plfgin;
A
Romance
of
Billy
Goat
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Coquille. June 29.—The jury in May. 1929 _____
gion are mining and shipping out
beaches in pul
all ’he county and municl- Hill, Rice; The Opening of the Provides for
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the case of Grace Burns, adm inis­ June. 1929 _____
copper ore from the copper mines
fact alm ost everything that ap- pa, authori'les. all the societies, Chestnut Burs, Roe; Marmlon, by
trator, vs. Coast Auto Lines,
Mining Survey at Waldo and development of cop­
peals
to
the
tourist
has
been
In-
and
a
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he
persons
who
have
the
Scott;
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hispering
Smith.
Spear-
5643
brought In a verdict of $7500 for Total ______ ___
Salem, June 26. Secretary of per propertlea ail over the region,
cluded
power and the will to help
By* man; The R u d d e r G r a n g e r s
the plaintiff today. The case grew
Thousands of copies have be«n thjg mcana they have won the con- Abroad, Stockton; The Masquer- State Hal E. H oss was Informed mining of quick-allver ore In the
■git of an auto accident north of
today the federal bureau of mines Gold Hill district, at Trail and the
printed and distributed throughout fidenCe not only of all in sympa- ader. Thurston; David Harem, by
State Highway
Sixes early in January last when
has allocated $29.000 to match $30,- upper Applegate, the development
the
entire
United
States
and
"
thy
with
their
ends,
but
also
of
W
estcott;
A
Gentleman
of
France,
Commission Meets
a car occupied by H. P. Gustafson
000 appropriated by the Oregon of potash deposits In the Trail
Thursday the state highway com ­ sifpply sent to the Southern Ta many who m ight have been dis- Wyman.
and C. E. Burns of Salem left the
legislature for a joint mineral sur­ district, the opening of a new
clfic
represenatives
in
Europe
Mr
rX)i(Pd
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But
In
choosing
grade and plunged into a ravine to mission held its monthly m eeting
vey
of the state.
Ormandy states he will gladly mall , hP gurer thpy havP chosen
the Mrs. Robinson
limestone deposit at Gold Hill, and
avoid hitting the north-bound mail >n Portland, and. as was forecast­
at Jacksonville for lim estone prod­
a
copy,
also
a
copy
o
f
their
'Or-
g|owpr
method
The
aw
akening
of
stage which was zigzagging across ed. authorized the building of the
Donates
Books
ucts. Both quarries will ship lime
egon for the Settler” to friends pub),„ op| n |on always takes time
Joins the Navy
the highw ay delivering mail into bridge across Rogue river on the of our readers if they will
send and t(mp aiwayB costs money
Al! 1 The Port Orford library is in­
stone and manufacture commercial
Roosevelt
highw
ay
Plans
were
or­
Buster
Anderson,
who
has
been
patrons' boxes
Burns was killed
him nam es and addresses or hand the more reason, therefore, for wel- ; debted to Mrs Mary Robinson for
lime on the ground.
an additional donation of books In Eugene since his graduation,
and his companion injured and the dered drawn for the new structure
them
to Miss Catherine Way, local coming with profound gratitude the
last week
The Ten Command i 1*0 for Portland last week to Join
car was badly wrecked The case and the much needed improvement
Southern Pacific agent.
gift, and still more, perhaps the rnents. MacMahon; The Iron Trail j ’ be navy
His brother,
"Speck”
o? Gustafson vs. the stage line cov­ is now officially on Its w ay to
liOads Cedar Ixigs
opportunity, conferred by Mr Pen­ Beach; Beautiful Stones That Nev ; Anderson, Is spending several days
lealizatlon.
ering his injuries and damage to
The S S. Alvarado of the Moore-
rose’s
munificence.
er Grow Old; Hans Brinker, by I" Port Orford He has also been Mill A Lumber company line load­
his car will go on trial next week
Library Board Meets
in Eugene since June.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Parker are
The directors of the Port Or­
Dodge.
ed Port Orford cedar logs at the
Dan Purcell, employe on the con­
Capt. E L. Skog of Marshfield 'caving for Sunset hay. Mrs Par­ ford library will hold their regular
local dock Friday for shipment to
Tim Sullivan and fam ily of Myr­
Attorney J W De Sousa of Sal­ Marshfield, where same are either
was in town Tuesday on business ker has been an active member of m onthly business m eeting at the struction crew of the W est Coast
in connection with the Port Or­ the W oman’s club and has taken home of Mrs Mabel Gillings Wed­ Telephone company, spent a few tle Point are visiting at the home em spent several hours in town manufactured or exported In log
a great interest in the library
nesday night. July 3
of Andy Ellis on Elk river.
last Tuesday.
days in town last week
form to Japan.
ford Fish Co.
m to
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