PORT ORFORD NEWS
3.
to camp Thursday morning. He
isdiction
will
extend
as
far
south
The
Lure
of
Curry
r o w T O L IV E was accompanied by Ronald. Lloyd When they leave Curry county as the California line. He and scrap. On July 4, t#28, ha fought kidding him about picking Huckle­
AGATE BEACH PARK
a six-round draw in Bandon with
and Bobbie Bolen, small sons of
LONGER . . .
for other fields, they take with Officer C. C. Williams have been Bud Bryant In fact he has fought berries and most of them believe
Mr and Mrs Ira Bolen
them that indefinable something checking up on local cars for light 40 battles without being stopped. | he will knock the berry of its
( lareaee Funk
stem.
■y *•
that they cannot destroy or get rid adjustments and minor deficien­
Agate Beach park continues to
Kreataer va. Shaw.
Prospecting Now
A curtain raiser for four rounds
of—the longing to return to this cies. Those tagged are requl red to
be the popular resort for the trav
On the same card a year ago will complete the card.
Active in Curry evergreen region with its cooling comply with the instructions and John Krcutaer. the Langlois boy.
ellng public.
Visitors over the
NATURE’S OWN
Matchmaker Hunt says this will
John R. Smith, of Floras Lake, breezes Thomas Fowler of Arm­ report to Justice of the Peace fought Kermit Shaw, now of Ban­
week end were:
Milton Boylan and party, Esta­ * | 'HERB are few, if any, foods returned last week from his mining strong, Texas, a former Curryite, Ysung within a limited Ume don, to a draw Theae two are In be as good a card as fans hope to
cada. Ore.
* that are so perfectly qualified to property on the headwaters of expresses it in poetic form, in the Greater attention is to be given to the 160 class and are hard hitters. see anywhere in southern Oregon
be
food as milk. Of all sources of Rock Creek, east of Port Orford, following poem to Grand Old Cur­ the smaller Infractione and viola­ They have never finished that bat­ on the big holiday.
H. J. Hanekamp and family, of
nutriment this product is the only where he has a crew of eight en ry County, with apologies to Judd tions of the traffic code in the fu­ tle but will do so on this year's
Eugeift.
designed by nature for the sole gaged in surveying his claim for Lewis
ture—Western World.
Geo. Adams and party, North one
card. They are scheduled for elx John S. Moore Chosen
and express purpose of creating patent. The property, called the
Bend.
rounds.
and maintaining energy In animal Independence, is a large deposit of
I'M A LONGING FOR YOU
To Head Legion Post
Geo. Waugsgard, wife and daugh­ life.
A nderson vs. F arm er.
Bandon Poet No. 2« American
ter, Ogden, Utah.
Time was when the ase of plain sulphide ore running from $9 to The yellow-winged butterfly dips to
Red Anderson of Coos Bay and
Legion at a recent meeting at Le­
the rose;
C. D Baer and Fred Hudson, of milk was largely limited to in­ $12 per ton in gold, according to
Orlando Farmer of Eugene will '
fants and invalids. Of course one's Mr Smith, and consisting of five The cannas flare red, and blue
gion hail elected the following of­
Coquille.
make
up
another
six-round
go
and
weekly plate of ice cream in the claims. It is under contract of
ficers for the coming year: J. 8.
glories unclose
S. S. Reed, Myrtle Point.
those who have seen Red fight
summer time, and Its employment sale.
Moore,
commander; Morrill Jame­
Amy James. Olympia, Wn.
On
the
vine
by
the
porch,
all
know that it will be plenty fast.
in cooking, gave it a certain by­
Mr. Smith informed the NEWS
son, 1st vice commander; J. Q. Cor-
a-sparkle with dew;
Mr and Mrs H. D Michael, Gar­ product standard. But as a dis­
Anderson
has
fought
Charley
Wil­
I that considerable prospecting is be- But my heart is ail sad, for 'tls
rie, 2nd vice commander; H. 8.
den City, Kas
tinct and separate food factor it
son. Young Judd and Harvey
Ellie, adjutant; O. C. Shindler, fi­
longing for you.
, R. M. Fox and party, Bandon. was very weak Indeed.
Today, l ing carried on in Curry county
Crook.
Farmer
has
fought
Tommy
nance officer; R. E. Donahey, chap­
Harvey Smith and party, Glen­ either a'one or as used in Ice cream this season, and that many new
Williams and others of his »■—
lain ; Clyde Carlson, sergeant-at-
or milk shake, millions of gallons of finds are being made. He says he I know where white marguerites
dale, Calif.
Woodruff ve. Huckleberry.
Ed Capps, executive commit­
stretch o’er the lea.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harvey and this life-giving and most important saw gold ore from the four inch
Billy Austin and Buzz Bill Woodruff of Langlois Is an­ arms;
food
are
being
consumed
by
the
teeman.
vein
uncovered
by
Ran
Merservey
And
their
perfume
comes
borne
on
daughter, Hopland, Cal.
American public.
And much to and associates on the headwaters
other lad that packs a vicious
the breezes to me,
The meeting was well attended
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I. Letson and their advantage.
Raimley to Furnish
wallop and one that goes In to and the election was spirited. Com­
of
Boulder
Creek
that
ran
$3000
And
the
meadow-lark's
wings
are
family, Eugene.
Fat people of course do not need
get his man. He never quits. He mander Moore Is treasurer of the
a-glint with the dew;
Chas. Rackleff and party, Myr­ much milk. But the majority of to the ton, and that the Mule Creek
Main Event on 4th
is to meet up with a lad called Moore Mill A Lumbe" company and
grownups cannot make any mistake is something worth while in mining But his song is a torture!
tle Point.
I'm
annals.
Young Huckleberry of Marshfield a member of the city council.—
by
using
a
pint
of
milk
daily
In
longing
for
you!
C. R. Platt and party, Covina. some form. If one is fond of drink­
for four rounds Bill’s friends are Western World.
Mr. Smith returned Saturday
Calif.
ing it straight, then do so. If this from his black sand property north Still the warm shadows blend o'er John K rcutaer vs. K erm it Shaw,
Mrs. Detrick and party, Port Or­ is not particularly appetlxing then
R ed A nderson vs. O rlando F arm ­
of Bandon where he is doing his
COMMUNITY MATTERS
the road that we took.
ford.
bury It in soups, puddings and ice annual assessment work.
er, W oodruff vs. H uckleberry Are
And
the
path
wends
around
by
Nothing will ever be accomplished in a commun­
cream.
The
main
thing
to
remem­
H. Bentley and party, North
Additional Route— R odeo Io be
the side of the brook,
ber in this connection is to get it,
Bend.
H eld T hree A ftern oons— D an cing. ity way if all possible objections must be overcome
And the wide water smiles back'
W. H. Broyler and party, Bon­ even if It tends to add somewhat Local People Should
before any enterprise is started.
to
one's
weight.
To
overcome
this,
to heaven its blue;
ham, Texas.
cut down slightly on the starch
Appreciate
Climate
But
my
heart
knows
it
not;
it
is
G. C. Lemmon and party, North foods.
J. M. Carr, manager of Carr’s
Langlois, June 2«.—Langlois will
longing for you!
Bend.
However, milk is not all there Variety store, who returned sever­
provide a big attraction for vi_
Ernest Liejeberg and party, of Is to the question. To do one good al days ago from Fort Banning,
the milk must be good and pure and Ga., where he spent three months Where the sycamore bends, where ¡tors from the interior as well as
Marshfield.
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
local people over the Fourth of
the bubbles float down.
Marion George and party, Co­ fresh. Raw milk from tuberculin as a member of the reserve offi­
July week-end In a rodeo and box­
tested cows that are milked under
Where
the
trout
seems
asleep
in
quille.
ing card. The rodeo, under the
proper sanitary conditions Is excel­ cers corps, was in Bandon yester­
the pool’s umber brown,
Albert Stone and party, Alsea.
lent. Properly pasteurized is also day and attended the chamber of
direction
of R H. McCall, will be
And
the
gold
of
the
sunlight
is
fil­
Frank Albert, Medford
good and is perfectly safe.
commerce luncheon. He explained
conducted on the afternoons of
tering through.
‘ A. Penwell, Medford.
It is well, however, to consider some of the things that the gov­
July 3, 4 and 5, and the boxing
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Parrish and the plant from which you purchase ernment is doing in maintaining There was joy ere I knew this wild
card will be held at the gymnasium
longing for you.
your milk. Pick a safe dairv. All its military preparedness and gave
child, Salinas, Cal.
at 7:45 on the night of the fourth.
milk looks alike—good, indifferent
and deadly. Appearances, therefore, an interesting account of his travel Night falls like a benison on the Dancing will be in progress each
mean nothing. Rely on your local by car across the continent.
day after the rodeo, Manager C. E.
YOUR 1929 ITINERARY
CARD OF THANKS
old vale;
The people of this section of the
health officer on this important
Corrick of the Langlois Pavilion
There’s
a
tinkle
of
cowbells
along
point. He knows the conditions of country, he said, do not appreciate
having engaged Walt Galloway and
the old trail;
We wish to extend our heartfelt the respective plants and will In­ their climate. Traveling through
his Trlonan ball room orchestra
On The Roosevelt Highway
But
far,
far
wend
my
ways,
and
thanks and appreciation for the form you If you ask him.
the heat and the cold of other
of North Bend.
all bordered with rue,
Carelessness on your part should parts makes one think of the de­
many acts of kindness and sym­
A u stin vs. R aim ley.
pathy received from friends and not be permitted—the price for it lightful conditions at home.
No And no promise of peace lights my
may be disease. A good rule to fol­
Harry Hunt is engaged as match­
longing for you.
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
neighbors in our bereavement in low
is to use as much care in se­ state has better highways than Or­
maker for the boxing bout and he
the loss of our wife and mother. lecting the milk supply for yourself egon, according to Mr. Carr, and
reports that the main event will j
BATHING
Sam Montague
as you would for an Infant. Then the Roosevelt highway section will New Traffic Officer
be a six-round go between Billy ]
J. C. White and family.
drink to and for your health !
be the greatest objective for tour­
Locates in Bandon Austin of Bandon and Buzz Raim­
(©, 1929, W estern N ew spaper U nion.)
Harvey Atkinson and fam­
ists in the country, once the peo­
A. S. Currie of Eugene has been ley of Eugene. Austin has been
ily.
ple learn of it. In the east tour­ appointed traffic officer for this out of the ring for several months
Crayton Sauers came up from ists travel hundreds of miles to district with headquarters in Ban­ but is in the pink of condition as
John Marsh has just completed camp at Smith River Tuesday visit some little lake resort that don. He and Mrs. Currie arrived he has been training Intensively
is insignificant to what we of the last Thursday and have taken up lately. Raimley is not a newcom­
painting his garage and adding
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
another gasoline pump for Ethyl evening and went to Marshfield Oregon coast have to offer.—West­ residence in the Miller home on er. He fought in Bandon several
Wednesday
on
business,
returning
ern
World.
gasoline.
Garfield avenue. Mr. Currie’s jur- times and always put up a good
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AT LANGLOIS
Floras Lake
FLORAS LAKE HOTEL
Port Orford’s Natural Deep Watei
Harbor
THE KEY
To the Development of the Great
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
Depth of Water from 30 to 42 feet
The logical tidewater outlet for the
great Mid-Pacific Coast Empire with
No Dredging
its inexhaustible supply of rich natural
resources consisting of 1-14 of all the
standing merchantable timber in the
United States, vast deposits of copper,
iron, gold, chrome, cinnabar, .coking
No Sunken Rocks
Protected from North and Northwest
Storms of Summer.
coal, granite, marble and a wide vari­
ety of the more precious mineral; and
its great diversity of agricultural
products.
Requires Limited Protection from
South and Southwest Storms of Win-
9300-Ton Vessel leading in Port Orford Harbor
Repeatedly Selected by Board of Ar­
my Engineers as Harbor of Refuge
for Pacific Coast.
111 Year Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.
Port Orford Chamber of Commerce
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
Center of the Great Recreational Re­
gion of Southwestern Oregon.
All \ ear Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.