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PORT
NEWS
Number 50.
Bureau Willing to Cooperate;
State Must Act Also
Protecting Beauty
Feature
Of Oregon H ighw ays
At
H ighways
E x p o s itio n
N ew Train Schedule
Protection of Investors Sought
“Reloading” Practice Exposed
E ffective last Sunday
The Chamber of Commerce is in
PORTLAND. Oct. 16.—The cam- schedule of pasenger trains was
receipt of a pamphlet issued by paign of the Oregon Federation of made on ‘he Marshfield-Portland
Foster and Kleiser, the outdoor Garden clubs to conserve the n atu r-1 Iine of the Southern Pacific The
billboard advertisers, in which they al beauties of Oregon's highways I nigbt ,raln leaves now at 7:55 p.
seek to combat the movement for and to keep them clean and free m'' ‘ns‘ead ° t 7.30 p. m.. and the
the elim ination of the «ign and from ail disfiguring advertising will mornin8 ‘ rain from Portland ar-
billboard nuisance from the high­ be featured at an exhibit to be r'vrs ”* f 40 a - m The day train
The effort of the Port Orford
ways of Oregon The pamphlet is m aintained by the federation at the leaves Marshfield for Portland at
Receiver To Run Mill
Chamber of Commerce to obtain
COQUILE. Oct. 21.—D. D. Hall v k ^ th T t t‘7 S T
H”“ " P0 *"*' P acific International Livestock Ex- 6 55 “ m arriving at Portland at
the creation of a refuge for sea-
l)r. Keizer Buried
T
<Mln,ng Truth)
| vlz-> tha‘ ‘be highways are con- position in Portland, October 26 t o 5 3 ® p nl ’ and ‘he day train leav-
lion on the reefs o ff the Oregon r e c e iv e r ir.r t h .
Dr Phil Keitor
XT AX. 1 In
principle program to ex-
" ^ 7 fU"d8 ’’“ “ d fr° m ‘h® November 2.
j I in8
—- Portland
------------ at 8:30 a m , arives R
oved North poge the prine|ples on which fraud
coast has m et with a w illingness mill. today started up the mi'll T o
at Marshfield at 6:30 p. m.
H„
? ^ ? X; n?.ayor.. was schem es are based the National
8r® thereforc PubIlc
<■ * the part of the United Bureau cut the logs on handP Mr Hall is I P“ b %
A group of the N orthwest’s out-
of
the
opinion
that
the
sawed
m
I
L
th8‘
9®
®
n®ry
and
standing speakers, including Frank 1 _ J hl8 chanK* ot schedule will per- h o n T L / ^ ’u ^ ' b u ^ s / ^ . ^ ’ m ®e“ *r Busln®88 Bureau is display-
ot Fisheries to cooperate in this
honors, while business houses In
, ,
, 7
,
“ " dl8p“ y-
Ko-
.
sawea lum scenic beauty are properties belone-
laudible work.
to b e X
,
“7 the ‘umber lng to the public as a whole giv- Branch Riley, of Portland. M ar-1 m“ “ pa88engel of the Coast Auto North Bend suspended activity and ' ^ " R e - I ^ d i n ’ 7 . ,W®*‘‘ ly po8ter
In a letter to Senator Steiwer the th e n o n T T n / T T , T ! . 1O! S. " °W ln in« th® P“ bl*' ‘he moral right to shall L. Dana, associate editor of IT " * 8' ° r f° r *hat llne’ havlng ®m- hundreds of sorrowing friends filled , ,
?' This, the Bureau
bureau states that providing the | ‘h® P°nd w l” «ell for sufficient maintain its highways in a state the Oregon Journal, and Douglas IP ® Ume
Marahfield in which to the Thuerwachter Funeral home to 7 “
1 "
° f ‘he fraudu-
cooperation of the State of Oregon | f u n d s c , e a " UP ‘he major por- unmarred b y the commercial s lg T A. Shelor, manager of the W a sh -' Cat' “ n®ce88ity heretofore denied overflowing
lent 8ale8man “ > 6« back and re-
Ington Automobile asociation w l i |l th®m undei the old schedule which
is obtained, “that no great d iffi-1 tion of the indebtednes and permit and billboards
i work "suckers” who have proven
Paying an inspired tribute to his them selves to be easy to sell
culty would be experienced in se- o f a reorganization o f the business
address the members of the federa- I Cal'ed f° r Very clo8e connec“ °n 8 a‘
I ducted Th* P ' , J E Snyder, con-
In a communication from the
tion and others Interested on sub- M arshfle,d-
curing such action.” The letter , on a good clean basis.
Homecoming Game
further says that inasm uch as O
r e - — ------------- —
X5 m e m tl
m m° re than B^ a u to P ™ " ”! m anager. In
Jecta relating to , conservation of ,
the North Bend the industries where the posters
gon pays a bounty for the destruc-
r ,,
At Oregon State ‘h® na‘ural beauties along the
Invitations For Tour ! 35 members 7 of attendance
tion of the sealion, the G o v e r n >C CS D e m a n d f o r P r o p e r t y
Follow are exhibited It is pointed out that
Oregon State college is the first highw ays and restriction of o u t-, EUGENE. Ore., Oct. 19—Invlta- 7 ? " ”°
ment is not in position to recom- j "Slnce Governor Patterson an- of _______
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8e7
a‘ th“ fUnera' re,,abl® dea,era «om eum e. recom-
the big
state _____uio
schools to hold its "Our av Z t i8‘nn T°,V',ng P‘cture8’ “°"8 h ave' been received here for
home. the Interment at Sunset cem- mend additional purchases of their
mend the creation of a refuge at nou"c®d tha‘ »he last gap o f the j Homecoming~c^lebration th'i's year
T ,,Beautlful and How Lane county to take part In a
this tim e as it would not be
'in ¡®oast highw ay would be under con- the affair being set for next Sat-
v
s
!
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£
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Keep It So, and 'The Man Find- R oosevelt h lo h w .v
.«
accord w ith existing law o f the ' tra®t wben the Hogue river bridge urday, October 26 The chief at
_____ lit
State ” i interest d.n there ” 7 *” *"
traCti°" for the ° ld grad8 a "d ° ‘«t
erature will be distributed.
San Diego. Cal., and way points, laid to rest.
U8Ua“ y Pred,ca‘8d on • l‘h-
Regarding
question
of l wheth
,,,„„,
along the
er the merger appeal, the exchange
—
— e * the
» *• M
U C O tlU H U
W IIC L II- pn
o s t ” „ _____Property
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------I ers is, as usual,
u o u t“ l a H- big
U Ig football
I O O lD a ll
The P acific International expo- This ,s the f l » ‘ R oosevelt highway
<tr the sealion is unduly d estru ctiv e! xrPWnnrf P£ F S
Mart,n of game which will be between the sition wiii be a part of the cam- caravan to southern California It
I of stock appeal or the appeal based
™
e d s c le n t T t 7 7 7
' ’and veste^dav’T n T i s T a T t o ^ a ’ Vand“IS ° ' “ “ h“
’f >
8 hoped
Lan'c C(>Un(y Fair A Success 'T s u h T n
7 7 ’, th “
naign "f
o f th'
the O?ego"n
Oregon ‘Federation
Federation o of
18
hoped ” to~hav~e
to have V a ?arge
large ’' Lane
V ^ e n f thL i ih e v
♦
u,r,e' l com a “People are m aking inquir- ' k This occaaion has ' or many year» Garden
C1“ bs and
or county
county delegation
The closing of the year's busl more
W°*'th
Garden Clubs
and other
other state
state or-
delegation make
make the
the trip
trip
some fi h ar<> T ii' Wh 0 les and ‘here has been considerable 7 " mad<? “ 8° rt ° f “hom ecom ing’’ ganizations to arouse and have ex- and ald ,n Impressing the people "ess of the Coos and Curry County reads'
X
X
!le w T
, 8bermen tbC OP? ° act,vlty '« sales. I beiTve that 7
° f ° regon as wel1 and Pre88ed publlc oplni°" « » '" « t the ° f ’» » « ‘e m California with the Fair association was made at a
7 .,
m .L .ion Tin
a T ' . T , ak ng the , this demand for property in thp he edltor of the NeW8’ has received mjuries to this state's natural an.l 8cenlc beauty and other advantages m eeting of the members of the
In ‘be merger scheme, a sales-
„
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deba‘able ° ne 11 vicinity of the coast highway w ill “ sp e c la l m vitation to attend the scenic beauty along the Oregon of the Roosevelt coast highway
1 Hoard of D irect.,,s held iast week man W **” "nd r” ’ort tha‘ ‘he
iTon is destruc?iver ofT oT dnsh
CO"tinUe '"d« « n l‘a'y « n d V h T .b Z u
“ 7 8 ,‘ W“ h th e ° th e r 9cr,b p s : h ‘ghW ay9
! “W ho.e-hearted support of all the ' A f‘- Pay‘"8 a" ‘he bllis. it was
" abou‘ “> b“ ab«orbed by
ih e
‘ b e -a s , iink is co m p eted “ d, J “ 1/ 8 T “? “8 ? e re8t ot t h e , .
-------------------- p- pI* a'°»* >b'^ great highway '° ™ d <ba‘ «he fair of ,92» was the
thTTtoTb7
”
the State authorized a bounty on the '
®J“8’ "n* *s c°m ple‘ed rabid fans Thfi gatheri
Qf
, .
will bring boundless returns.” It is mo8t successful that has been held . . " ,
8,ocl< belng wor‘h con-
the anim al and started the whole- summer hoT e s ” m T Martin
f° ‘ tors is managed by the indust. ,al
r F e s t e <l * O r I O st
zwr-
» . .
announced by George Armstrong ln a number of years leaving a nice 8 <“ ‘rabIy ‘"ore. and as a special
term^nlted ^ h WlhlCh T 8 n fhr'yo eX’ th® 9lt® for thp sou' h a PProachSfor
dePartment
StUdent
O
RtHMKTV director
utrector of
of the
the Roosevelt
R
<>I ffice
lice Robbery
Coast ba,ance in the treasury which en
onc<>a8lon to stockholders they are
abled the management to pay off p*r™ “ ed ‘° buy som e more stock
gon Coast ' This" boon, 7 n r L T
fU‘Ure highw ay bridge across
T / A i J " ’! J “! th° 8e Wh° ' m 7 ° LD BEACH' Oc‘ ‘» .-S h e r iff highway association
gon Coast. This bounty, prior to 1 Y a n ,iin »
’
“y
care to tour the campus.
a m ortgage that has been hanging
th® ° ld prlce before the prlee
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Turner. Herb Crook and Jack Clark
___
the 1929 legislature, w
as I Yaquina
$7.50. T bay has
h been
e
' °
een selec‘ed. but
i over the association for several g°®8 “P
Of coursc. the merger
last legislature r e d u c e d I t t„ v » 1' 1” 1 8 fe r r y w i" h a v e ‘ ° be u se d .
g a m e t h is y e a i b e g in s a t 2 ° f fu r r y county, and Ray Plalsted Hoover’s
Proposal
years.
( never materializes.
cents anarentlv feelin e that t h e Untl1 a br,dg« 1« built which is a ° c*°ck instead of half hour earlier
De* Norte county, Friday arrest-
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“In ‘he exchange scheme, the
K„
, P„ . ,._y _____ th at. the m atter o f several years.
’ i as 18 the custom when Homecom- ed Carl Martin. 23, for robbery of
Not Liked By Miners
bounty was unwarranted, and, as
salesman frankly admits that the
______
ing 1« in November.
' stores
in
Gold
Beach.
Pistol
River
. —
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BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 19.-—No sup* ( ilH F liv A(**f*ni
one legislator expressed it, “so that
8tock «Is p-ospects holds is worth
and Brookings, and later Martin, P°rt whatever for President Hoov- !
J
S I
the boys could get back a part of
Apple Crop Short
Who has served time in both the er’« proposal to turn surface right
Aide Ig Sought portllnHy "to ' recouo' t h ? 7
T
Paulman Reads N ew s
the cost of their am m unition.”
A
recoup the loss by
MEDFORD. Ore., Oct. 15.—Pick-
consin and California peniten- *n ‘he public domain over to the BANDON, Oct. 17
"
An axHlstani
effort Is trading the stork b for
The Chamber o f Commerce re­ is" noaw 1 n Pfaun lng, ° f ,N T ° n apple" in 'ccceip^ao fT ? e tt e r Pfrom ’ his ‘L h X T o r ' ^ i r 8^
OinCe In’ StateS W“8 f° Und at ‘b® ‘ «cent i being made to obtain an
^ w some
^ a°h other
7h
cently forwarded the results of its a n d 7 n c 2 ii
. 7
.
° rchards atlve in Ladysmith. W isconsin.
57'
” ? hat h® COmmlt' min ng C° nVentl° n
Spokane'
A gricu ltu ral agent nrlce
in th .. ...... .
¿ 7
lgh
Spokane de for the Coun‘y
County A gricu ltu ral agent price
In this trade, however "a
investigation o f the question as to
P_
_
Plant«
of
this
section,
j
where
his
son,
W
illiam
K.
Paulman
''
robbery
of
the
Pistol
River
clared
Ravenel
Macbeth,
secretary
;
whether the anim al is unduly de- .T h e crop is estimated at from 320 1 .V T u y ln ’g ’sayinTThaT £ ^ “ 7 7 " P° St O" ' cp ” x'ar tin ‘^ i l T ' ^ ' t ^ Z of’ ^ IdZh^MinTn“«" 7 7 7 ^ 7
sou ctive of foodflsh to the Bureau to 350 cars, about half the usual ls excepOonaHy cold
„
om w
e u ith
, recommendation ! crop. About 25 per cent o f t h is « . . . « « ■ ..___ .y C°*d there
of Fisheries
: ° Ver tO the Fedpral authorities /o r his return to Boise
’K
“ “ ' on the
,h ' ° OT' rn” ' n*
now, prosecution
x
made by the federal Government to small pack is being shipped to 7 7 h 7
»
NeWS; 8nd tb a t'
-
* , Macbe‘h' ' ,rom the 8‘a‘e8 o f ' a “7 ? tt
7
' county
determ ine the matter once and port markets and the large size to'17 , 7
7 7 7
g 8Ch° O1
^ dy'
lo s p n h in
r>
r
j
Arlzona' Colorado- rdah« Montana. ; agen‘. “ *"« indicated here today
sm ith The letter contains a word
J°>>Cpnine Gets Refund NcW Mexic°, Oregon, South Da
A resolution w as passed on Wed-
for ail, and it is hoped that the dom estic points
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of greeting to all his friends in ' GRANTS PASS, Ore., Oct 19— kot“ Texa8' W ashington. Wyoming nesday at the m eeting of the Ban
results of this inquiry will be avail­
j port Orford.
i Paym ent of $48,138 86 by the United 8nd Ala8ka' and 1 faH«d to find a don Chamber of Commerce favor-
able before the convening of the
States governm ent as a refund on delegate who supported
the pres Ing the raising of $500 In each
1931 legislature so that dependable
* l i ‘‘d r 01“ I Hsl,Jir,U(‘nj
railroad lands in Josephine county ldent'8 ProPo»a' The convention ! county to further the work of the
information may be had as a basis j SALEM. Oct. 17 —An order was
Sparks Has Set Back
The condition of George F h88 be<?n recelv®d by the county * a 8 h o8t*'e ‘° ' t but adopted a res County Agricultural Agent.
If
to determ ine w hether the bounty signed by Chief Justice Coshow to-
B r comm issioners. The fund, accord- ° ut on ,h an k lng him for his Inter- ‘his amount of money can be bud-
should be removed, or w hether it day comm anding George Joseph, a Sparks, m ining man of the Middle
‘° 8tate law ' mU8‘ be divided T *" tbe We8t “nd ,ndor8ed his geted in each county, $2,400 will be
should remain and the sealion be well known Portland attorney, to Elk district, who was accid en tal^
_ a ...
into RN m u n ii.
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p la n
to A
p p o in t a
f i m m i n a i n n Ir»
ì I p frnm
“PP01"1
a C commission
to Sf‘
set t AMÌ
aside
from «ms.ns-nma.—
government 4 funds
completely exterm inated. In view appear before the state supreme shot with his own gun at his home ‘nt° 35 county. city, road and school P. 8"
X ‘he Problem ”
| for 8uch P“ ' P°aa »»d It is felt that
of the fact that California protects court on November 4th, and show on October 12th. is reported as ’8X refund8 Tbc general tax tfund
~
. much can be done to further the
the sealion along her coast such an cause why he should not be dis- som ewhat critical at the tim e this 7 , 7 ® coun‘y ha« received $29.-
H ighw ay Hearing Filed ®xcelient work a c c o m p l i s h e d
investigation by the Bureau of; bared from the practise of law in is written, (M onday) Mr Sparks 30887 The balance is divided be-
tween -----------------
vartous school
districts.
Fisheries will undoubtedly result in ' Oregon, as a result o f the charges who is a patient at the Em ergency
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I P O R T E N D . Oct. 18 - T h e State thrOUgh aUch “ med,UIn
I Hl, hway Commission has filed an
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uniform action by ail the coast made by Thomas Mannlx, Portland hospital ln Bandon under the care i
states in this m atter.
attorney, that Joseph Henry Han- t ot Dra- Cothell and Houston has
E stsb lish Pead Line»
‘
Wed’
i sen. a newspaper man. and others been improving during the past
Deputy Fish Wardens last week way bridge across Rogue river at a 7 pp 7
J ° hn«‘°n, aon of
Roosevelt H irhw av Tour ™nspired to “p,ant »suor at the I" ««* and the change In his condl- established a dead line o n ^ h
x"a_|
v R ~a c c h •
vi■!I( gaJl
sJICfl post-
G o ld j
, n , . _
A^’e,, 8 Joh»a‘<«.
former
nooseveil Mignw3 ^ lo u r homp of John Rand an MBOclate I tion Is received with regret by his and Sixes rfverT to govern The
Roosevelt Coast H ighw ay Caravan
to Los Angeles has been definitely
set for January 20. 1930. the big
parade to leave M arshfield at 7
a. m., on that date, traveling south
over the R oosevelt and Redwood
highways to San Francisco, thence
on south to Los A ngeles
Every-
one is Invited to participate in this
flg event which is designed to give
wide publiety to the scene region
traversed by the R oosevelt High
way.
present situation is the outgrowth district
| of the political fight that has been I
waRPd again8t a8go<.ia, p jugtlcp •
Gets Her P eer
Rand for gomp ypars pagt
GRANTS PASS. Ore., Oct. 1 9 —
While her h u .b a n d tr.m p ed the h ill.
Fish Can't Amend t o m e m X t T d ^ X . r a X S
T h . lower dead „ line on each o st'ream
e rm e n | „
th in
e gT
arm
e n g iitT
in e e h r T s brhtee
h e re
T
The
d f raw
h ^ y w .'u
1 h 7 .
is aproxlm ately one-fourth mile have «.
k
i.k
g w'
7
T ’ 'eng,h ° f
mile from the mouth of T he l ^ ,e P, T
‘he 1230 feet from center to center and
’ tream ’ , while the upstream dead-
I*“ “
•* ,h « highw ay, bridge, I
m"k'
"
r ’ „ i ___ n
",
v
. 2
2
2
ca8h "
“Favorable Information" I. of a
w l'l»> v*rle‘y, the bureau states Us-
uaHy *‘ 1« ‘hat the stock is soon to
bp lla‘ad on some exchange a, a
h*gber price, but frequently the
«"issmnn will vary It according to
R« “ PP*1"! ‘o a particular prospect
. *8 a,way« fictitious
Invariably
,b e "al« m a n says the value of the
fltock
_a
8t<* * will
w l" Bn
be Inoraa*..^
increased but stock-
b°i‘de7 a ‘«’ Permitted to buy a cer-
~ n ' a»«tm ent” of shares at the
d prpc
,
workL 7 7 7 r*'°ad" ," 8Om8,‘"’e«
* " rk“d “« ‘his ''allotment" swindle.
.....
and p ose.
an executive of the
a. az.i
company
who is Just checking up
_________
.
* were
o o a married subtly gets the' s t£ k h o ld ’ 7 t o
° ' P ° r,land'
at the brides home In Portland on
° Ct° b®r 5tb Mr Job"8“ >" •*>•'
born and grew to manhood In Port
Or'ori*- '■ employed In the engln
*"
n
tell
him that his "allotment" was a ear
ta,n ™ mbpr «>' -b7res J h ’r e u X
‘he saiesm .n becom j. . J r m^ d
o'.*me that the etoekhohm r'w g,
“ 1 . “ ” ?............
«.< ~ e
t
k
2 S 7 rement* ar® h,ghw ay oommission, and the bride ‘he first salesman was robbing hi™
GOLD BEACH, Oct. 18—It Is
X e e n X 7 ‘aT T 7pp‘ p'aa;a"c; former,y resided in Marshfieid. by not ietting him ha“ M.7 7 . “IT
on
the
outskirts
of
the
city,
stood
per,od
of
three
weeks
before
the
claimed that since Ralph Cowgill
P , '
d
n nverhead Their many friends wish them a lotment." The prospect Is told , hot
of the state fish commission dyna- on her back door step and got d®ad ,ine ac‘ l°n becomes effective.
her
buck.
She
used
a
22-callber
t
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water
T
h
.
b
r
i
d
g
e
^
I m a te iT
’ T'",
mlted R ainy Falls on the Rogue rif,p
A. C. Snider o f Sixes was a buai- cost $650,000
I wa" no|dlng out so he could buy
river some 30 miles west of Grants
Pass. that fish cannot jump the | d
husband haa bpen *on<‘
In ‘own Monday morn-
R eal-E state .Man V isits TLad".Tnal
9harea hlm88lf
*«>d
iriHNf* T B a ns*<«#l»
_•
ing.
T.lt.
.mA ascend .k
____ . to I. its oays.
falls and
the - stream
H ,h "
BROOKINGS. Oct. 1. J R ___
Hll, I w w Fordney, realty dealer of stockholder Is entltl d
I I Thn,„
,k
'*« recovering from a serious illness Klanmth Falls, accompanied by percentage „( *"’ltl' d- In a large
| upper reaches The Commission
.Survey O f Caves
man 5 3 ^ 2 7 '
mU*‘C ,'lor® und,,r ,h e cara
Dr Tyler of Mrs. Fordney arrived In Por, O.
, ° f att' mpt8 tha “double
I has ordered an investigation made
Oregon Made Linen
7 a 7 . 7 . ^ 7 ,d’ ' - . ‘n tb®
d e s c e n t City
Mr. Hi.l is o 7n er I ^ d
-
"
' " F- ‘ Or reload
success,u,
in selling an­
GRANTS PASS. O re, Oct 15 — I
successful In
; by three o f its men.
SALEM, Oct. 18- The many and o ;" c u7 rv", “ r97 ,e 7 ’
Monday and are spending other batch of the
A survey of the w ater volume o f ,
sarne
stock ”
various problems whleh have con-
X county hunting
of the Chetco Auto Park
, som e time Investigating business |
♦ he Oregon caves stream s will be j
fronted
the
introduction
and
grow­
'
conditions
In
this
section.
started here Monday, under the di-1 EDDIE, THE AD MAN
D eer Season Closes
ing o f flax and the m aking o f linen
rection of Philip H Dater, United
C» I
In Oregon. Including the large
<n,
PILL
BOOSTER
SAYS
J
-
“—
h.Unl,ng 8p“
°" for deer
States district engineer for the for­
♦ closed Sunday
In the Ro|fue
amount of money required, h a v e '
est service.
FUAjtJY, TH’ RESULTS
been largely solved, and the m ak­
river section excellent hunting was
1 ^ / FOLKS GET FROM OUR- UL'
Dater will filed his report in
ing of linen is now an accomplished
bad by the many hunters who
o l e ivALfr APS - w a i t
HW
WE
MUST
KEEP
ALIVE
Washington, where congressional
fact. Sales of Oregon made linen
(
came
to Curry county for their
GIMPUS
RAM
CUE
IM
RAY
IH OUR COMMUliiTY IS
appropriation for the installation
goods for the month o f Septem ­
annual sport. Hunting In the Port
P e f o r e y e s t e r p a y s is s u e ,
THE
SPiTtTOF
.
'•'UMlt
'4.
and operation of electric power in
ber were $39.000 The quality of
Orford region was not as good as
® G i R l WAUrep t o h e l p w it h
-THIS IS OlFPieuLT AT TIMES,
the caves will be sought. The cave’s
these goods is in many eases su­
usual, although many deer were
HOUSEWORK"• LAST AjlGKT
AMO REQUIRES fcOU ’AG« »BUT
territory is a part of the Siskiyou
killed.
re
perior and the prices lower than
TW' STORK F.RCUGKT Hf*A
> 'a ' '
LET A -,-OWU OLIGE GfcT THE
national forest.
, those generally in vogue.
sow ?» it tn T Î A ’
l a z y ; h o p c k s s ? " wzuats t h e
WO I
USE?"4U0 IT!' GOOSE IS
The various civic bodies o f Ore- 1
Rtf urn From Trip
(26CKFPI IT BECOMES MERELY
gon are being requested to promote '
Fresh Perries Served
,
Mrs
E L. Jamelson of Sixes ac­
a
DEAD
eOMMUWnv,
JUST
j the sale of Oregon made linen |
BROOKrNGS Oct. 16. — Frank
by her daughter and
w a it ij j g f o r t h e u n d e r t a k e r com p an ied
goods in every w ay possible.
Pallady picked tw o gallons of ripe
TO ajMVET THE IMHABlTAUTS ^on-ln l’ w, Mr. and Mrs Clayton
¡A iken of Camas Valley, returned
• rawberrles o ff his patch Mon­
Owe 0Y OWE TO t h e OTHER
Annual Show at F*ortland
home last week after an Interest­
day and brought them to town
aoM M ow n v, o w l y s l ig h t l y
P O R T I^ A N D . O re O< t in
The
ing and pleasant auto tour which
where they were served at the
DEADER ow t h e EDGE OF
annual show of the Pacific Inter-
f^betco Inn
‘00k (hem over the McKenzie Pass
TOWW
national Livestock Exposition will
to Bend, south to Crater i^ k e and
held In Portland on October ?6»h
Klamath Falls, through the Rogue
Kill Four Coiipar
to November 2nd
Blueblooded
river valley, and north on the Pa­
GOLD BEACH. Oct. 15—Fred
livestock from all over the coun­
cific Highway to Coos Junction
Gardner, recently killed four large
try will be on exhibition, and the
♦ hence to Coquille and south over
"ougar In the Chetco river district
annual stock sale will attract many
the Roosevelt highway home They
♦he anim als being treed by his
buyers Railroads are offering re­
report an enjoyable outing.
dogs, after w hich Gardner shot
duced fares on account of this
them.
event.
TlieWesi
venson
O
at
Mr and Mrs Perry Alspaugh
’pent Sunday visitin g relatives and
friends In Ophir
Mr. and Mrs
Alspaugh have rented a cottage of
F F F rian t
Mr and Mrs C C Moulson who
■ v recently purchased the A B Hog
gatt place on the Sixes have rented
1 the Loucke residence for the w in­
ter
ih T ’r T X ! ’ 1 Mb ,e» O Ea,i‘î Oga’
mark» the .pot
w r o te “TH
c ? °f
Lou,a Stevenion 6tood. Here he
K n . . T . S,Iver? d° Squatter..- M ... Norma Hayden, a
alia., Texa., achool teacher, who is touring the west
coach.' 7 V,,“ ed th# halIowed Hter.ry shrine in her Chevrolet
Visit Sixes
Hadon Rock hey of Portland, and
Roy Jarmon o t Marshfield, spent
Friday In Sixes transacting buai-
Floyd Keller has been
the Logger's Pool Hall.
I .tl«g