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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. III.
Port Urford, Oregon, Tuesday, October 15, 1929.
Number 49.
To Investigate Alaskan High­
way; Sawyer as Commissioner
O p p o r tu n ity F or
G eo r g e S p a r k s
S om e I n te r e s tin g
C u rry C o u n ty B oy
S h o t A c c id e n ta lly
T r a f fic In fo r m a tio n
Copper Mines of Oregon Pro­
duce; Ore Shipped to Smelter
A chance of four years at Yale—
Saturday about 7:30 a m , George
Secretary o f State Hal E Hoss I
that's the opportunity knocking at F. Sparks, m ining man living on gives the follow ing interesting facts j
the door of some Oregon boy, per the Middle Elk east of Port Or­
relative to autom obile traffic:»
haps a June graduate of our local ford. was shot bj; the accidental
2,615 accidents occurred during
high school, today.
discharge of his own gun a 32-20
The Oregon Yale Alumni Asso- rifle—the bullet entering the fleshy August; 45 per cent of accidents
l ciation’s
scholarship
comm ittee. part of the abdomen just below and due to carelessness on part of mo­
As a direct result of the official
Robert
Treat
Platt.
Chairman. to the left of the naval, and, com ­ torist or pedestrian; 19 per cent re­
C a ra v a n to F risco
visit of E arnest W alker Sawyer,
P latt Building. Portland offers to ing out above the naval reentered ported as right of way difficulties;
Executive Assistant. D epartm ent of
Sunday the Redwood H ig h w a y , *.
l ire S e a so n C losed
Ibe large and numerous copper
the body just below the right nip­ and only 1.8 per cent due to intoxi­
"\OSt m"8t worthy Oregon
the Interior, to Alaska last sum­ caravan left Grants Pass to attend '
Curry county Fire Warden F I propertles o f southw est Oregon are
cated drivers.
ple.
com
ing
out
near
the
right
the
ninth
annual
m
eet
of
the
Red
“
graduate
of
a
h
‘Kh
school,
or
its
mer, Senator Charles L, McNary of
J ePelvl"« the attention war
488 persons were injured and 10 White of Port Orford is this week
wh° w ishes
attend shoulder blade The accident occur­
Oregon has introduced bill S1811 in wood Empire association in San ; . T “
winding up the affairs of his office
by th**r
o w ,n s to a
killed
in
accidents,
as
compared
the senate providing for the ap­ Francisco, and was joined at Fort I u 6 far" OUH Un,veraity at New red in the home of Mr Sparks, as
for the season, having dispensed'
' ° r C° Pper whlch perm't- of
pointm ent of a com m ission of three Bragg by an additional caravan for !” r Ven' C“nnPCt'cut- but ‘8 ° ‘her- he was leaving the house As near with 169 injured and 12 killed for
with the lookout and patrol service mining, sorting hauling by truck
members to cooperate w ith repre­ the same destination and purpose 7 , unable to do so, $500 a year as can be ascertained the door the corresponding month of 1928.
on
the 5th of October. Mr W hite to the railroad, and shipm ent by
The
principal
causes
contribut­
stuck
and
In
attem
pting
to
open
it
year". ? Ward h,a expense8
sentatives of Canada In the study This week is being celebrated as
states
that while no Port Orford rail to the sm elter at Tacoma,
ing
to
accidents
during
August
of the question of the construction Redwood Empire Week, and the with the certain fact that, with w ith force the gun was dropped to
cedar
was
d estro y ed , n CuVry c7u„ - ¡ . ^
400 « * -
were: E xceeding speed limit, 95;
available tuition scholarships and the floor causing Its dlscha irge
of a highw ay from the northwest publicity to be given to the great Í the
ty. and but a sm all amount o f fir '
/
1 Pak mlnp
driving
on
wrong
side
of
road.
41;
cooperation
of
the
U
niversity
Mrs.
Sparks
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
"Vet ion of the United
S ta t e s 1 recreational region in northern
«he c o ., to the county for suppl|M a; / b ‘8 7 - d b y i n l a n d cap iU .
through Canada, the Yukon te r r i-1 California and Oregon will be of Bureau o f Self-Help, he will be able U McCartney, neighbors, assisted passing on curve or hill, 29; failure
and which has been under develop­
to
signal,
229;
failure
to
stop
for
r
__
and
labor w as approxim ately $1,-
to earn the rest while a student. Mr. Sparks to his automobile and
tory, and Alaska, w ith view of de- ! great value.
ment for several years p a st is ship­
through
street
or
highway.
31;
pro-1®00'00'
w
hereas
in
form
er
years
thia
The
boy
who
passes
the
Yale
Col-
drove
him
to
Brushes
Creek,
where
term ining whether such a route is ,
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parking, 30;
defective cost was kept down to around ping ore, as well as the Queen of
lege Entrance Board examinations. Drs Houston and Corthell and Ena hlbited
feasible and econom ically practlc-
1929 F o r e st FirCS
Bronze and the Cowboy, and the
and has the best high school rec-I McKenzie. nurse, met the party and brakes. 35; Improper lights, 491; $250.00.
fam ous Blue Ledge at the head of
skidding,
53;
reckless
driving
The distance from Seattle to
Fore8t flres during the past sum- ord in studies, extra-curriculum ,e n dered first aid. The Injured man
the L ittle Applegate, form erly ow n­
Fairbanks Is around 2,000 miles ■
burned over a total
more achievem ents and leadership, will was then hurried to the Em ergency as distinguished from carelessness, W o m a n ’s C lub P ro g ra m ed by the Guggenheim Interests
and of this distance approxim ately 1
300 000 a c,es with,n the twen be selected, regardless of whether Hospital at Bandon where it was 64; losing control of car. 76; pass­
The second discussion in the re­ is about ready to begin shipments,
found that one of the intestines ing double at intersections, 20
1,250 miles of highway have b e e n ! ty'‘W° , nadonal f° r« t s of Oregon from Portland or elsewhere.
cent
study program of the Woman's according to press reports
The University's “Plan B ” alter­ had ben punctured by the bullet
constructed, and the purpose of the ' “ nd W ashln8ton. according to fig-
243 arrests were made by traffic
club was held Thursday afternoon
proposed investigation is to ascer-1 “ res 1U8t compi,ed by the District nate admission plan, a psychologi­ Date reports are to the effect that officers, while 11,952 warnings were
Silver Peak Mine Produces
cal test, sam ples the applicant's the patient is doing as well as can given F ines totalled $5,929 75, and and a most interesting afternoon
tain if It is practicable to complete J F o‘*8ter' Portland. Oregon,
Riddle. Ore.. Oct 11— The Silver
passed
England
is
the
topic
of
the uncompleted portion of the ' The rep° rt Covers 1'403 flres oc- Senlor year high work ,or ‘he PHn be expected although his condition fees collected by officers for the
Peak Mine, south of Riddle has
is critical.
route. Such a highw ay linked un curr,nB on these national forests. I d p al item, its quality
departm ent amounted to $7.565.15. study and Mrs Mabel Gillings con­ been shipping copper ore to the
tinued her uengnirui
delightful “Travelogue
Sixteen s t o l e n c « r «
"Travelogue”.
— e e —a copper ore to the
H
Of
this
total.
942
or
67
per
cent
Upon
learning
of
the
accident
Boys
are
urged
by
Principal
Hop-
and 116.798 miles were t » v . J ' h v 1
“ V#? rea,,8t,c
d“ r‘.nK the pa8‘
with the scenic Roosevelt-Redwood
high | Miss McKenzie Henry Adolphsen
were traveled by i several places of
route -along the Pacific Coast in were held under one-quarter of an kin Jenkins, of Jefferson
renown
which
8Un,mer'
and
H.
H. L«tz, resident
| she visited while In England w"V" en,r,n'‘er' announces that the pro-
the states, and as far south as the acre; an aditional 311 or 22 per school. Portland, to arrange their and John R Marsh left for the 11 affi- officers on patrol duty
cent
were
held
under
10
acres
each.
Middle
Elk,
m
eeting
the
course
with
this
opportunity
in
i
Mexican line would furnish a route
party
Visitors car registered for first White, Sr., who was a guest of the dUct,on dur,n*
«nd August
of unusual length and of scenic Only 11 per cent or 150 of the view early in their high school ca- 1 with the wounded man between the 9 months of 1929 totalled 89.071. as club, read an original poem which amounted to 137.040 pounds of cop-
fires
exceeded
10
acres.
,
reer.
so
as
to
assure
their
taking
I
Brush«8
Creek
Service
station
and
compared w ith 90,248 for the en­ he wrote a few years ago and P" ' 3,426 ounces o f silver, and
grandeur through the entire dis­
Lightning was responsible for 6 7 8 during their first three years the the Sparks home. They returned tire year 1928 62 per cent of visi­
tance.
which everyone present thoroughly
, 75 ounces « f gold, the gross
The bill provides that the three of these fires or 48 4 per cent of the I basic subjects required, to be co- with the Party to Brushes Creek tors’ registrations were from Cali­ enjoyed N ext Thursday afternoon
° L ‘be pr° d uetlon being $29 .
total.
The
remaining
51.6
per
cent,
ordinated
senior
year
where
Miss
McKenzie
assisted
the
fornia, 17 per cent from W ashing­ M r s J C. W hitsett will speak on 293 7fl The mlne is now installing
members of the comm ission of the
physicians.
ton. and 6 per cent from Idaho, “The Early Religion of England ” I machlnery eostlng $22.000. and pro-
Interior, a representative from the 725 fires, were due to human care-1 Already four boys have been sent
w ith every state In the union repre­ Mrs. Gillings will continue her 1 duc,lon on » larger scale Is looked
Department of Agriculture and the lessness. ignorance or criminal i to Yale by this scholarship, which.
sented.
president of the board of road com " maliciousness, according to the re- until now. was awarded to a dlffer-
Travelogue touching on old castles, ' f° r • horUJr
( o u n ty C lerk R ecord s
I ent boy annually for freshman year
Gasoline tax collected for the English cookery and describing the 1
m issioners of Alaska, and also i p ort
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Mining
and
lumbering
held
the
provides the sum o f $25,000 to ca r r y '.. Careless smokers again head t h e ] on|y- One has been graduated, and
first 9 months o f 1929 amounted to old whipping posts and debtors ' T *'*" nt Bronze Shipping Ore
on t h e w o r k o f t h e commissi«^
llst of man-caused fires, being two are now there com pleting the center o f the stage last week In the $3 166.074.04 F ees for registration
10- T h e Queen
I charged with 264 of them. Campers ! rest o f their /o u r years, "making filing of instrum ents with County of passenger cars for sam e period benches The program for the fo l-1 , p > n tl P as"
lowing study week will be in charge I
Bronze and ‘he Cowboy copper
' rank next with 179 fires. These two ' good'' In studies, athletics, etc , Clerk Caughell for recording. The amounted to $7.507,132.72.
of M rs Bernal Forty and Mrs Bert ' prop*rtle" ln "outhern Josephine
classes of forest users are shown w riting grateful letters to the list read s:
Lynch.
county are shipping copper ore to
! M ining:—H. S Stretch—location
I by the report to have started 61 per alumni and enjoying, despite hard
At the business m eeting Mrs. ii*1* "melter •* Tacoma, the ore be-
I cent of all the man-caused fires work and financial limitations, in- Ada Eldora claim. W. L. B e n n e t -
Ella Knapp was unanim ously elect-'
bauled 28 miles to the rail line
i Other man-caused are railroads 88 comparable opportunltiés. socially proof labor Silvernite claim. Geo.
8d at president to succeed Mrs. F I
W at*ra Cr*“ek by truck
| fires; incendiary, 59; brush-burn- and in personal development, at P McIlroy—location Granite Plac­
B Tlchenor who a short time ago
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j ing, 38; lumbering, IB; and miscel- the centuries-old, traditionally dem- er claim. Geo. P. McIlroy location
moved to Eugene Miss Murta Mr-1
l« d g e to Ship Copper
j ianeous, 81.
■ y J o h n l l a r e s e e Frank
ocratie university, not duplicated Cinnabar mining claim.
Inytre was then unanim ously ele c t-'
« » - T h e C onsen­
Ths disastrous Dollar Mountain elsewhere on earth; headed toward
Timber: Geo. E. D ix to Evans
t'd to the office o f vice president
C"PP»r company, holders of
L o.djng co. -
-
a..u H >r
fire on the Colville covering over splendid careers, a richer life and
Which had been made vacant by
”ptlonr tor the developm ent of
THE STITCH IN TIM E
Savings A Trust Co to Evans Auto
100,000 acres, was either a sm oker’s service.
the election of Mrs Knapp to the
B ue Ledge mlne' raqueated the
or berry-picker's fire, while th e' Selection of the winner takes Loading Co,—deed. F W. Powers
V<ANT
people have a decided presidency Mrs J A. W hitsett and r"ur,ty cour, to Improve a five mile
Duckabush fire of 8,000 acres onj place this com ing June, with an- to Evans Auto Loading C o —quit
-
of the r°ad near the state
misconception regarding the Mrs Gertrude Beeman were elected
the Olympic was a smoker's fire, nouncement in July or August T h e ' la'm Powerg D avis Logging Co. to
power of diphtheria antitoxin. They members of the club. At the close 1
th* hau11"» nt nrf fr°m the
—
Forest ‘ officers
state that the past money is granted in the form o f a Evans Auto Loading Co —deed
seem to think that a child suffer­
M iscellaneous Instrum ents;—F. ing with m is dread malady can re­ of the meeting. Mrs. W. T White J mlnp dumP could be started.
fire season was one of the most dif- ten-year. non-interest bearing note
Sr., acting as hostess, served «etee 1 .. P r' J. F Reddy said thia week
flcult they have experienced in j repayable to Yale U niversity dur- F Friant to A. P. Sw eet—satisfac­ ceive this treatment and automat­
sn n lsl'<hat th* flr,t car Of ° r* would be
tion
of
m
ortgage
L.
L.
Knapp,
ically be
cured;
w vu
ieu , that
m ai because
oecause of
or noon tea and wafers and
many years. They also express a p -; lug the boy's earning years later,
i shipped to the Tacoma sm elter ear-
this
scientific
weapon
the
kllliug
I
"
ur
""
en)°y*d
predation of the cooperation on as a revolving fund to continue A dm , to C. H. Pearse- -deed. J. C.
| ly
week, but that It was ea
Johnson to F irst National Bank of pow,ir ot 11,18 disease has been re
the part of the general public in ! the scholarship permanently.
the road I he put In
—
i isen
- » tlal
i n a that
i <ne
Christian. ,noved fron>
more active eiie- | IT _ . _ r r - >
care with fire and in observing
The scholarship boys still at Yale Cooa B ay—mortgage
U r g e s H ig h w a y B e a u ty "bape for winter hauling
to
Geo
m Smith
.i
r
tnlp8
ot
chlldbood.
Unfortunately
1 the emergency forest closing or-j "re a Junior. Francis Lewis Lawyer Fromm
rrom m to Geo M Smith -«atlsfac-1 tllli lg not tn j- fof
Eugene, O re, Oct. IL- Preserve
Hp "“ Id that the forest service
ivpral rea­
ders.
11927. Jefferson high school. Port­ tlon mortgage. F J. H untley to sons.
»he highw ay beauty o f Oregon. Is and ,h e "»Inlng com pany had lm-
la n d ; and a junior, Donald T. Nel- Owen S m ith —deed Mrs A Dub-
Diphtheria antitoxin lisa saved | the m essage sent over the state proved the road from Copper to the
: son, 1924, Jefferson high school. bers to H. E Miller—deed L. O the lives of many young people and i through the roadside and billboard m ln r that Siskiyou county had Im-
L ad ies Aid
Mrs. David McKenzie will be hos- ! Other awards went to Gerald Nor- Tiehenor to F. F Friant—deed will continue to do so, but its rec­ ' com m ittee c f the Oregon Fed e r a -! proved the road from Copper to the
Alice W hite to Amanda Sm ith_ ord is far from having reached
- tlon „ of Garden Clubs. ----------------
Mrs. Jessie a atat* line, and that Jackson county
tess to the Ladies Aid at her home j man Burk. 1926, Jefferson high
deed
U S to Robt. Sm ith—patent. the aatlsfactory point of offering . „
u,d dn ,t8 "har*
It is understood that If and when W ednesday afternoon. Oct. 16. A school graduate, and Charles E d­ J. B N odine to Bertha Webber— an absolute defense to the germs |M Honeyman. of Eugene, chair-
This ■-
Is not ' ! man nt *be comm ittee. Is delivering' tTounty Judge Sparrow said that
causing the trouble
the bill becomes a law. Mr. Sawyer cordial Invitation is extended to ward W right, a graduate in 1925 mortgage.
: of Lincoln high school Portland,
the fault of ths antitoxin. Given 8 "erles o f talks in this vicinity de- bP would confer with other mem
will be designated as the represen­ anyone interested in this work.
even half a chance this prepiira- ' signed to promote popular Interest bprg
who graduated from Yale In June,
‘be comm ission upon re
tative of the Department of the j
tion
will develop
F n fA v f« ;» «
n;
J1929 with credit to him self and the
i remarkable I In the subject
pairing the route. G raveling and
D a ir y O w n er V is its
Interior.
power against the Infection and
Entt
j i u x i Plains n
At i I Dinner
/ Ilin e r
| ,Y
Yale
a le Alumni association of Ore-
In a talk to U niversity
J. B Frazier of Eureka, owner o f wage
__olll a „ su<'cessfnl battle.
- of Oregon
___„ __ removal ot J"8ged rocks at curves
Hut a
Mrs. Mabel Gillings entertained Kon. and who is now attending the the N ew Lake Dairy at Langlois, half
chance Is what it often does sludent8 Mrs. Honeyman traced SO trucks ran pass without back
T o L o c a te H ig h w a y
at dinner Saturday night having as 1 Yale
Law
School.
c h .ir »
d i
> accom ---------------
z
West- not get.
i »he movem ent of highw ay beautlfl- Ing up, are the chief needs
panied - • by —
Henry
| her guests Miss Ruth Clark, Mrs
nairnian Platt, to whom In- , brooke of Eureka and Dr Logan, ' Barents will promptly admit that catlon from Its source to Its present
S h o p s In B andon Mary B. Rice, and Dr. and Mrs
no'ries should be addressed, says: | county advieor for Humboldt coun- * plant Iuu"t «row; that a house f la t u s , explaining that It was an C o n tr a c t F or S ta te
R ecording to W F Chandler, L. R Pugh and baby daughter.
The opportunity is wide open to ty. stopped at the ranch Thursday i"“"1
C"n"t»ucted; Hint many outcom e of the movement orlgl
district highw ay engineer, who vis­
P u b lic ity A w a rd ed
boys In sm aller cities towns cou n -'an d Friday of last week to consult S
°
HnlTi
n*ted by f’a,T’ue, »»'■ «f Maryhill,
ited this section last week, the
try.
not
enough
o
f
whom
are
(n
-,
with
Mr
Perkins,
manager
of^the
iX
*
*
m
Waah
*8 'h«> -nan who first
The State Chamber of Commerce
P
r
a
c
tis
e
F
or
C
h
oir
state highw ay departm ent is con­
by bl^h , ranch, on business matters On Fri- where diphtheria Is concerned. They *,8,o"ed 8 through highw ay from has announced that the contract
The girls o f the intermediate I school prinH nll
sidering the erection of a m achin­
for the preparation of copy, book
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,
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principals
at
least
early day Mr. Perkins conducted the men «re
not wllllnir
classes
of
the
Community
church
J
are not
willing to
io rscovni«.
recognize ihe
the c »nada to Mexico
ery shed and shop in Bandon to
lets and other advertising material
store and repair equipment used met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. L h ° U , tO enable them to prepare I on a tour of the county, visiting lioeslbllity of thl« disease until It
And that Is the j Mrs Dora Grant, Miss Edna which will be used In the statewide
in that section and south Into Cur­ J C W hitsett Sunday afternoon a t ' bPm8elvps Properly. We want par- the creeping bent seed cleaning Is full grown.
...2!,"°^
° ' 1?. opP°rtunlty J plant at Marshfield, various cream time when antitoxin doee the least Haight. Mrs. Mary B Rice, Miss advertising and developm ent pro­
ry county An acre o f ground Is 2:30 to begin practise for a choir y ,
*’ while necessarily restricting I cries in the county and ranches at good.
J Ruth Clark, and Mrs. Beeman at- gram. for which the recent leg isla ­
needed and it must be located di­ for the Sunday school
Diphtheria Is a definite develop­
ture appropriated $25,000, has been
enrollment
is glad to admit pick- Coos River, Broadbent, and In the
rectly on the highway.
ment,
and
while
Its
beginnings
can
ed »fvn., selected and chosen by Its Coquille valley
Harvey S Hale,
lie
mistaken
for
less
dangerous
con­
F in a n c e M an V is its
j a “mnl-
I county agent, was a guest at the ditions, that Is no excuse for any
Saturday Stirling A Case, repre
¡cam paign will be carried on In
• Im p roved S tr e e ts S o u g h t
personnel of Mr. Platt's commit-J ranch on Thursday evening while person closing his eyes to the pos­
.
t
,
senting
the
Inter-mountain
Build-in-»-
innune«
»»•-
tee includes Harvey N Black, trea s-, the California men were there,— sibility o f serious trouble.
I
newspapers and farm publications
A tin s The C
Any
E D D IE . T H E A D M A N
7 “
t 8d -
ing A Loan association, visited Port urer Audrey R
, and will start about January 1 It
kind of a sore throat accompanied
questing
Watzek. Norman , Western World.
ting the County Court to m-
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.. J
y
¡ - S ' » 1;
. T ” .“ '? — I
j Wilt be followed up with literature
by fever should lie sufficient notice
Jackson
a potential field
to put every parent on guard.
j and material on all phases of Ore­
B Mason
Mason Ehrman.
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R oya|
R o b -1 j
w e B u s in e s s mam who
Port Orford, to render them more of his company. for the operation Carver Jr S
Which means Immediately taking
gon opportunities
P O M t ADVERTISE IS L ik e
¡ert H Noyes and Rodney L. Gllsan j
passable
The Community Church
the child to a physician or bring
Gold
Beach,
Oct
10—
Yesterday
T H E F E llE H » »/HO WIMKS
is located on Ninth street and the
Ing
the
doctor
to
IL
The
profes
AT HIS ô tR L IM TH E DARK «
E. L. Ward of Boyd. Ore., landed
P o n tin g Mill M oved
B an d on to S end T eam
f a r a v a n P la n n e d
condition of the two streets makes
sional man alone can discover
HE KMOWS WHAT HES DOIUG
The C. C. Ponting mill on the
The R oosevelt Coast Highway a s­
whether
the
throat
condition
la
of
it rough traveling for cars, includ­
T a
Qt
■
r
«X»
o f r h ' K>
Tny^i cb,n/ >ok "almon „ llrlllcr lIW uirosr
11
B
U
T
W
O
6
O
0
V
E
L
IE
POES
lo Stock Exposition r the sea-'«>n the fish weighing common or diphtheritic variety. In
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ing funeral processions, and the Elk river has been moved to the R.
sociation Is planning on a Mid
The Sm ith-H ughes departm ent o f , 14 pound8 u was caught with a most Inatances, fortunately, he will
(W inter caravan to travel south
Masonic building is located on G. McKenzie ranch. Fritz Smith
the
Bandon
high
school
will
be
reo
flV*
ounre
casting
rod
and
a
num-
**
abl«
to
allay
all
fears.
But
In
Jackson street. The petition is be­ and Crawford Smith who are a s­
over the R oosevelt and Redwood
those cases that he cannot do so.
highw ays and on to Han Diego, as
ing signed generally, and it may be sisting in the operation of the mill resented by a team of four boys in | *** ® be“ r 8p,nner
(
lie
can
Immedlslely
put
antitoxin
to
„ .. „ ~
signed at the Gillings hardware will cut the cedar on the Seaview the stock-judging contest at the
a means o f bringing to the public's
i work.
That Is the time when It
Pacific
International
Live
Stock
°
°
W
Be“rh
°
Ct
l0'
~
N
W
lanch.
star«
attention the fact the highways
g l'e s a splendid account of llself.
show to be held In Portland during 'nanaKer o t the blacksand plant i It Is not too much to say that
along the coast are In excellent
the month o f October.
I here, accompanied by L. R Brown, In most instances wtiere antitoxin
condition and to broadcast to the
M ake R iv er T rip
E x a m in e S ch o o l C hildren
The matter was brought b efo re' ab a88or,ate In the plant, arrived has been given soon enough, it lias
Grants Pass Oct. 11- Monday L.
world the great recreational fe a ­
won
the
victory.
It
has
amazing
J W Wheeler of Gold Beach, G Gilbert and C G Byrd o f Los the Baedon Chamber of Commerce'
" Wedn,‘8d">' The plant ia near-
tures of the coast section o f Ore­
imwer
at
this
stage
of
the
disease,
county health officer, was in Port
Angeles C alif, accompanied by at Its last m eeting bv F F Moser, ly finished and it is expected that but its power wanes in proportion
g o n The date It tentatively set for
Orford Friday conducting his sem i­
sam e will be given its trial run
January 20. and the start Is plan-
Merle Mock and C. Briggs, started who requested thnt orga izatinn to
t o tlie length of time elapsing be­
within
a
few
day«.
annual exam ination of school chil­ 1 on a trip down Rogue river to its hein finance a ich a team
t
. The
ned from Marshfield
fore the case gets treatment.
dren. Friday he examined the pu­
1 Take
'I .ike I,., , hailCCB on il,,. |„,sMi
mouth at Gold Beach The party Sm ith-H ughes work is new to the
pils of the grade school.
M etal M arket
hllily of diphtheria. Give th e do,
is using two boats for the venture Bandon school this term, and the
BI k R un o f C h in ook
1
X
X
"
Instructor. J. Sventb states that
During
two days of the latter
ac
unusual interest is being shown for Zinc St Louia)
C lin ic A p p recia ted
ogg per lb counts of themselves
part of last week the Sixes river
C orn S how N o v . N-9
the
first
year
with
enrollm
ent
more
to p p er ----------------------J777 pf.T |b |
|»t g —A gentle remind e r : Don't
*1 he clinic conducted here each , Coquille Oct 11 The dates for
was the scene of a big and unusual
y,37 p ,r ounc„ confuse antitoxin with toxin-anti
7 uesday by Drs Houston and Cor­ holding the annual Coquille Corn than double what was e x p e c t e d C o ­ S il v e r ---------
run of Royal Chinook salmon The
thell of Bendon Is m eeting a long Show were definitely determined quille and Myrtle Point each send Aluminum (N ew York! .2430 per lb toxin.
The former Is treatment
catches were heavy, aggregating
Have your
felt want of the com m unity Here­ W ednesday night to be Novembe ’earns and with the action taken Antimony (N ew Yorki 0875 prr lb the lat»-r prevention.
upwards o f five tons for the two
by
the
chamber
of
commerce.
Coos
child
immunized
with
toxin
imtl
tofore it was necessary to go or to 8 and 9 This annual event attracts
N ickel (N ew York)
35 per lb
days
Guerin Bros and partners
toxin.
if
this
advice
|«
follow,»,i
“end to Bandon or Gold Beach for a large number o f people and is an county is assured of another repre Platinum (N ew York) $65 per ounce It will be unnecessary to put anti
made the largest hauls.
sentattve with the entrance o f the Quicksilver <8an Franc I SCO)
medical aid
interesting affair.
toxin to the test.
Bandon team Western World
ct, Itis Western Newspaper t'sfon ,
$124 for 76 lb flask
John Hudson motored In from
his Elk river farm last W ednesday.
W TO L1VK
II O LONOKK
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