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Page 2 Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, August 13, 1929. When a Cook Wat Badly Needed PORT ORFORD NEWS Catered at the Poatofflre at Port Orford, Oregon, a t pecond class mall m atter under Act of March 3, 187«. Published w eekly at Port Orford, Oregon ORO. W. SORAN8ON. Editor. PORI' ORFORD Along the Seashore Rogue Valley Dairyman Visits NEWS H. L. HOUSTON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Mr and Mrs. C. A Jordan and Phones: By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD Office 491, Home 492 daughter. Aileen. of Grants Pass, Fahy - Morrison Bldg ANET had found the long train stopped over In Port Orford' Thurs ride up-state quieting to nerve* day while m aking the loop over Bandon. Oregon. Tide Table fur Week Ending A ugust 29. 1929, at Port Orford, Ore. ! tired from a strenuous school year the R oosevelt highway and called and when she stepped out at the High Low SUBSCRIPTION RA ■mall mountain station she breathed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. R. WADE A. M P M A M. P. M the fragrant air delightedly. She W Soranson. former neighbors. T e a r -------------------------- $1.99 Attorney-at-Law. Mr Jordan operates a dairy ranch ! looked forward greatly to the com Wednesday, A ugust 14 __ . 8:17 7:45 1 44 8U Moatka ------------------------- 11.M 1:21 ing week of rest at her aunt's at in the Rogue river Valley just west First N ational Bank Bldg. Thursday, August 15 9:23 8 43 2:44 2 28 “Pinewood Lodge.” of Grants Pass Advertising rates IS oents per column task. Friday, August 16 ............ 10:20 9 38 2:40 3 29 She was about to swing leisure Rand oa Qregoa Saturday, August 17 ____ 10 27 ly along the uphill road, leaving 4 31 4:24 School Opens Tuesday, August 13, 1929. Sunday, August 18 ......... her suitcase to be brought up later 11 51 5:16 5:11 by the Lodge bus, when a tall young Monday, August 19 ___ _ The Port Orford schools are _____11:15 12 28 5:55 5:54 DR. L. R. PUGH 6:31 6 32 j man hurrying toward her held up scheduled to open Monday, Sep- I We have found th at prosperity is not the prod Tuesday, August 20 _____ ------- 11:53 1:01 i his hand. tember 2. as Labor day is not a “Sorry to be late," he said brisk uet of charity, but of industry; not of receiving but Dental Surgeon ly. “Car's over here. Too bad school holiday A second teacher ' Miss Elta Portwood, Portland. Por* Orford’s of producing.—Henry Ford. I about Mrs. Williams, but she’ll re for the high school has not yet | Mr and Mrs J J. Cemy, Port At Port Orford Pharmacy been engaged. Seven Wonders land. cover.” “She’ll recover!” Janet had (Continued from page 1.) Chas. V esey and family, Los An stopped short and was staring at Phone l e i Port Orford, Ora., obstructed panoramic view to the geles, Cal. Lands Big Salmon this strange person who seemed to north, including Cape Blanco, the Gold Beach. Aug. 5.—L. N. Hau- Mr. and Mrs. W. S Gordon and know her destination although she westernm ost point in continental family, Seattle, Wn. had not even written her aunt of ber o f Portland, while fishing at 1 United States, to the w est and the jaw s of the mouth of Rogue j Mrs Belorlutacuff and family, of her Intended time of arrival. south as far as the eye can see, San Jose, Cal “Didn't they tell you? Well, Mrs. river today, landed a Royal chi- COUNTRY LIFE Williams and the cook whose nlace nook salmon which tipped the and to the east the evergreen hills F. J. Jones, Portland, Ore. you are taking were ditched on scales at 51 pounds. Steelhead are . (By Robert Ingersoll) o f the Pacific slope. W S. Jayes. Salem. way back from the village now running up stream and are I In a new country, a man must possess at least Seventh—Its wonderful beaches. Mr. and Mrs. M L. Stockton and their and the car turned over. Mrs. Wil 1 Port Orford beach, where recrea family, St. Huachuca, Ariz. liams was taken to the Warburtnn taking the fly. three virtues—honesty, courage and generosity. In tional activities o f all kinds may P. M Fisher and wife, Chicago hospital with a broken leg Jinny, CONFECTIONERY cultivated society, cultivation is often more im port be Indulged in with safety—even A. M. Cordoza and fam ily Yre- t,le cook- was considerably banged Californians Visit ’ i UJ? aBd went home, I took It upon ant than soil. A well executed counterfeit passes by the children—ow ing to Its pro ka. Cal. Up-to-Date Goods Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnston of | Mr and Mr. u c. j m yself to call up the Warburton tection afforded by the promontory more readily than a blurred genuine. D and Employment agency and they prom- Garrison lake entertained Mr. and Always Fresh form ing the harbor, and Agate £ an Diego. Cal. Ised to sen(j up a cook And here Mrs. Miles of Bakersfield. Cal., Mr ! In a new country, character is essential; in the beach fronting on the open ocean, son, W. J. Paulman, Prop. W R. Cook and wife, Mt. Shasta you arc! Hop In and we'll make j and Mrs Adams of Redding. C a l.,1, old, reputation is sufficient. In the new, they find where agate gathering is the or Cal the Lodge In time for you to get i and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams, Port Orford, Ore. for many I Ophir, Friday with a picnic dinner ; Mr, and Mrs. Carl H. Connet and supper. It's too early w hat a man really is; in the old, he generally passes der o f the day. guests but what there are of us ¡and a cruise about the lake. All W ith many other wonders in the son, Albany, Ore. fo r what he resembles. People separated only by Port Orford region to select from, . i ° f the visitors were old-time friends Mr and Mrs. Clarence Adams nr?,.?i?rvP 1 ' ’ While he was talking, the ener- __ d.stance are much n earer together than those divid the N ew s may have erred in Its and family, Myrtle Point. u j if »„ j t . . l in Canada and a getlc young man had piloted Janet < ° . t „ the . . . Johnstons , . selection of the seven wonders, or Mr. and Mrs George Adams and to his roadster, helped her In. ¡ del‘sh tfu l day was spent In renew- ed by the walls of caste. In the order o f their merit, and family, Coquille, flung her suitcase between hood | ,n& o,d friendships It is no advantage to live in a great city, where the public Is Invited to send in Its ' M R Eyneart and family, of and fender, and climbed in after poverty degrades and failure brings despair. The selection o f P ort Orford’s seven I Powers. her. j Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tolley of She smiled a little, presently. (S ixes have rented their ranch and SERVICE STATION fields are lovelier than paved streets, and great for wonders for publication It is an ' J M Pickett and family. Powers. when she found herself being driven (are m oving to Bandon. Mrs. Tol-1 Innocent pastime and one in which ' Freddie Percy and party, Los ests than walls of brick. Oaks and elms are more all m ay engage with profit Out ’ Angples, Cal to the hack entrance of the Lodge, (ley is a practical nurse and will that work Bandon poetic than steeples and chimneys. of the selection sent in all of which ! Mr and Mrs Murdock. Powers Ten minutes later she was settling take Associated Gas In grim earnest to the business of 1 - In the country is the idea of home. There you will be published in the N ews If j Mr. Hall and family. Port Orford, preparing supper In a huge, strange . ____ _ I NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT furnished in good faith, a final se- Geo. T, D ickinson and party, of kitchen. see the rising and setting sun; you become acquaint lection Kelly Springfield Tires should be determined by Myrtle Point. After she hnd superintended the ed with the stars and clouds; the constellations are the people which will be o f great I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lorenz and schedule for the two helpers In the | IN THE COUNTY COURT OF kitchen, newly hired that week by I TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR your friends; you hear the rain on the roof and iVBlue to ,h*“ commun,ty |n giving ¿Maxine Briner, coquiiie. party o f her aunt' Jnnet "°u<ht ,he t’‘Ip- ¡T H E COUNTY OF CURRY listen to the rhythmic sighing of the winds. a"d L. B. HATTON Portland « url , Phon,e "n<1 u.p th«'Warburton In M, tter of the of o f Port Orford. n"turaI i a a at « „ . . hospital. To hnr Jov she wna con- CADAU » UArTT»f «xT You are thrilled by the resurrection called spring, Mr* S S Norton, Redding. Cal n(v.tw, directly with her annt’s S *R A H PAULMAN. Deceased. Prop. Notice Is hereby given that the touched and saddened by autum n—the grace and 6> <» > «. <$> « > A A ♦ « » ♦ » Mrs E. W. Lorenz and Mrs. W room nnd talked with her. Iiorenz, Coquille. I “Don’t worry, auntie," she said. I undersigned, as adm inistrator of ♦ poetry of death. Every field is a picture, a land ♦ AGATE BEACH Mr. and Mrs M J. Marston and “Meals are being served regularly I the E state of Sarah L. Paulman. ♦ Port Orford, Oregon j nnd abundantly.” She did not say I Deceased, has filed hie final ac- scape ; every landscape a poem ; every flower a ten <» PARR VISITORS <9 family, Coquille. G C. Gibb« and party of 14 of by whom. ¡count as such Administrator in the * ♦ der thought, and every forest a fairyland. Then she got the employment County Court of the sta t0 of Ore. Broadbent, Ore In the country, you preserve your identity—your ngency nnd told them that unless „ , . „ Mr and Mrs E. E. Bennett. Co an applicant was already on the Codnty Cjurry' ttnd ' personality. There you are an aggregation of atom s; Hot weather in the Interior wa« quille, Ore, way, not to send one at all. (th a t said Court by order duly made reflected In the Increasing number Mr and Mrs Mayer and family, it seemed that the one wli<. | haa appointed Saturday the 7th, but in the city, you are only an atom of an aggrega of visitors at beautiful Agate Beach Cams« V alley” O r / should have been on her wnv hnd ¡d ay of September, A D. 1929, a t, tion. park last week, where the cool Mr. and Mrs, V. A. Baird and changed her mind nt the last mo ¡th e hour of Ten o'clock in the ocean breezes combined with the family, Marshfield. ment, so Janet felt secure until the | forenoon of said day as the Ume | fresh water sports on Lake Garri the Couaty Geo K. Quine and family, of return of .Tinny, who would surely l and the Court Room FOREST EIRE HAZARD be on deck in a dav or two. 1^ , <T . - .. _ son afforded a real retreat. Those Roseburg, Ore At luncheon, as she herself Court HoWMJ’ ln Gold Beach. C t- With the forests in prime condition for forest arriving during the week were? Mrs. H W. Bathiam y and fam- hrought In from the kitchen a plat | B° n' as lhe Place for the heating Mr and Mrs. W D. Butler and "y K lam ath F alls, Or*. ter of creamed pimento and egzs | of objections to said Final Account | fires the United States forestry service has issued child. Medford. she fancied that she caught the la n d the settlem ent thereof, warnings to use the greatest possible care with cig Paul E. Sm ith and party, Utica. gray eyes of Mr. William Cleaver - | Dated and first published August • fixed speculatively upon her^ ¡6 1929 arettes, matches and campfires while in the woods. Ohio ♦ ♦ Goodhue and party, Berke After supper that evening Jane, pub|lcatlon S(,ptember 3. A COUNTY CLERK RECORDS • Conditions are daily becoming more critical, and if ley, Edna Cal. • made her way down the road 1 1929 * < 9 care is not exercised in this regard the forest serv H. C. Melaas and family, Klam O * k 9 + * 4 * 9 * * 4 « where, ln a curve, a rustic sent had W J. PAULMAN, been built beneath some slender ice may be compelled to close the forests until th e , ath Falls Administrator of said Estate hlrrhes. She w as reviewing the PORT ORFORII, ORR F M. Shoutz and family. Klam- Instrum ents filed of record the day. As far as meals went, she hazard is past, and the governor may be compelled n th Falls past, week o f interest to readers felt sure she hnd made good. A jF O R SALE -40 acres; adjoining: to postpone the opening of the hunting season. Gordon Brown. Little Rock, Ark- of the N ew s include: middle-aged couple hnd compll the highway; excellent for home Mr. Stephen and family. Random J E Paulson vs. Fred Baker, et mented her on a salad. Three site or auto camp; ten minutes Mrs Mabel Mather and party. si. action at law. school teachers had tried to find from Port Orford. Price $800 ' Port Orford out if she were a college girl mak W J. Conrad to W J. Conrad For further particulars see Geo Ing her expenses by cooking. E W Dale hnd family, San Fran Timber Co., deed. Sutton. Port Orford. "It's the b e s t! Mr. William Cleaver hnd nol cisco. Cal C. H Pearse to Denmark Lum NOTICE IS HEREBY (U VEN lo the legal voter* of Uhlon High buy in Curry County." 7-23t6c 1 shown up at all for supper but, as C R Ford Portland. ber Co., deed School D istrict N o 2. of Curry Countv. State of Oregon, that a guests frequently were absent on A Buffhnm. and party. Oakland, M. T Wright to J M Llmpach. hrlef trips, she naturally did not ¡F O R BALE Late model Stewart SCHOOL MEETING o f »aid dlatrlct will be held at High School Build ing. on tb s Wh day or September. 1929, at 9 30 o ’clock In the forenoon Ore. mortgage. think much about i t sheep shearing machine a n i l | foi the purpose o f discussing thy buiigot hereinafter Mt out with the Mr and Mrs „ C McDaniel, Her reveries were broken by the Eliza Miller and C. E. Carpen grinder used only two weeks levying board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a special dis Walla W alla. Wn sound o f a car ln gear struggling ter. marriage license. David McKenzie. Port Orford trict tax up the grade. Mr and Mrs. A W t-ane of W E. Bean to Curry County Oregon 7-16t4c The total amount of money needed by the said school district dqi Salem, Ora Before she could move, the road bank mortgage Ing the fisc a l'y w r beginning on June 25. 1929 and ending June 30 1930, ster of Mr. Cleaver swung around Mr and Mrs Orris Knapp and R S. Chapman to Ida Chapman, the curve, approached her. and I k estim ated th the following budget and Includes the amounts to be deed. received from th« county Hehool fund, state school fund, elem ertary Mrs. Ella Knapp. Port Orford stopped a few feet away. Beside Miss Kathleen Murphy. I xjs An L. C. Costello to Alice Gilmore, him sat a plump negress. school fund, specie I district tax, and all other m oneys of the dlstrloL BANK •' deed. Until the ballot» arc counted at least one hour after the tim e act geles, Cal. “Mah sakes. Miss J a n e t! Yo' for tlie uxs tlng In dlatrlct» of the second and third classes, iuh legal aunt didn’t say niiflin to me about OF voter of the district shall lw entilhsl to rote upon an« matters before yo’ coming. And Mistab Cleaver the meeting heah, he tol’ me who all the BANDON guestses were and never say one H l D G F T - NOTARY PUBLIC word about y o u !" “But I'm no guest.” said Janet ESTIMATED E M ’ENDITI RE* Commercial & Savings pleasantly. “Mr. Cleaver wanted a rook so badly he Just grabbed I. SE N SU A L CONTROL has innison the first woman he saw and that « •fc » $ 25,00 W. T. White Safety Deposit Boxes happened to be m e!" Supplies 10.00 If she hnd expected the young for Rent E lections and publicity __ ..... . 50 00 Port Orford, ®re. man to show any sign of chRgrln Legal service ¿clerk.'» bond, audit etc I , ;.... ,'.i_ 2A110' or surprise sbe w as completely Total Er)M<nae of General Control , » 119.00 mistaken. He merely gestured to j — "M y golly, Dad— I ’m 'bout to roast I” II. IN ST R U C T IO N -Supervision ward the nimble seat, Into which My boy has often said. PriiMdpaU $1,620 00 Curry ( napter S/o. 135 ♦ Jinny could never have climbed III. INSTRUCTION—TttM-hlng When he was dressed in Sunday best. and stnrted up his engine. Tyacbern . . $1,170 00 O. E. S. And he his coat would shed. But when hp had an opportunity Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) .... 26 00 Regular meetings, third Satur of talking with Jnnet alone he For no boy likes to wear a coat, Total Expense of Teaehtug fti.ifttt .on made the most of It. day of each month. Visitors I1 or style's a thing they scoff. IV. OTERATION O f PLANT THE BLUE BIRD "There Is no such thing." he always welcome. Janitors anti other emptrtyes And so it is mine says: “ Gee whial" $ 22400 said sadly, ‘fin a summer hotel as Janitor»1 sappile« -, When he can’t take his off! Worthy Matron. a private telephone conversation Fuel 200 00 By the tim e you were through with Katie Adolphsen Water _ .»a. .. j j . j.?. 25 00 the hospital and the employment He always gave the same excuse. Total I.xiH'nae of lt|Mirali«n $ <70.00 agency the whole Rocking Chair Secretary. V. MAJNTKNAM t A Rjt.t’AIRK And that was, “ I ’m too h o t!" Scenic Views Brigade were Industriously putting Velma Sabin. Repair and majtttenujice. o f build and grounds And all put out, he’d scowl and pout. two and two together. I made four 125 (M) VII F IN I II t H A R G F S When told that he could not 1 sooner than they did nnd derided Insurance of C urry County 120 00 that the only worthwhile apology But just a little while ago. IX DKUT S L R 4 IGF was one which would remove you Principal qn time warrant» He ceased to fuss and fret. $3 boo no from the awkward position In PORT ORFORD Irtterest on bqnds . .. And now, today, though strange to say, which I had placed you. —. 880 00 tht^redf 'on warrants -, . LODGE A. F. & A. M - , . . . . . *«.•. 42090 He w illingly w ill sweat! “Right after lunch I set out for t otal Debt rtrt’Gcc S4.NOO.OÜ •Tinny's home nnd have been driv No. 170 X KMFRGe-Nf'V Cigars ing for miles and miles. For He no more kicks about the heat— Meets second Saturday of each Knisrwenifv 21») 0<> tunately, I found Jinny better and Cutnnaenrrmnnt ......... month Visiting brethem wel W ith cooler blood he’s blest 30 00 very glad to be brought hack In Total EoMiraw»? come. (And that's no bosh!) for now, b'gosh. style. I don't expect to be forgiven $ !3l><k> CRAW FORD W SMITH. for my utterly dumb mistake.” At last, he wears a V E S T! TOTAL INTIMA TED FXI'FX DI Tl K I s But Janet forgave him. Oh, yes. 98.670 W M orsblpfnl Master Candv However hot the room may be— Indeed. She did more than that. FKAXCag W. SMITH, So warm it makes me yawn. She ultimately married him and. HF.CAFITUI ATION Secretary. And fall asleep—that boy w ill keep as a honeymoon couple, they spent Total estim ated expenses for th» y»ar $8 «70 00 a glorious month at the Lodge the That vest of his still ont Total estim ated ,receipt«, nqt tncliuilng proponed tax Non» following June. (Coprrlsht ) Magazines : Rala-nre amoiint tr be raised by dlstrtet tax . J L oggers P o o l H a li H A T T O N ’S Port Orford Hardware Co. Notice of Uoion High School Meeting R eal E state Round Home __ / C .S.K Hi« Fir«t Ve«t $8.670 <W INPKRTFDNRIH Amount of bonded lndebte«lne«a. 1 Include all sv»rrants tsstied by vote of electors) . . , $|:.| son<«I Attest Dated this 3th day o f August. 1929 GEORGE W SUTTON District Clerk IAJUIS L K NAPP Chairman. Board of Dire "I d take thr off," I say to him, “ You hardly need it now." I ’m 'bout to die, so hot am I — And sweat runs down my brow! “ Oh, I'm all right." he says to mt. And proudly pats his ohest! Though hot as fire, hie cheeke perspire He w ill not shed that V E S T ! I Scheduled Perform ance Mrs. — ", who Is very proud of her small «on Teddy, was entertain Ing some callers with an acvxmnt of one of bis [‘ranks when she was In terrupted by a sbrlll screnm from the kitchen. "Mother come here quick.” shrieked Teddy “Tin- tears are com Ing out of the teakettle." Refrtfri j»x/ of Native Platinum and Gold Htghesc Mark»» Prim wn db T rg * bros SMU.TV4G » BtwIMNG «.i F-.-,. H s o i. Oi s«a I 1U1CU.U WOODMEN OF THE WORLD W. 0 . W. Camp 609 a »eta fret T A l? M sn G month Viftttre T i'eo»» » our camp W. 4. SARIN. C. C. ItERXAl. FORTY, Clerk. b
