Port Orford news., December 03, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, December 3
PORT ORFORD NEWS
RED
R O SE S FRO M G R E E N
GLORY
D ora Ih ïin Mc4 utchrwn
K ntered a t th e P o sto fffc e a t P ort O rford. O regon, a* seco n d c la s s
m ail m a tte r un der Act o f M arch 3. 1879
Published weekly at Port O rford, Oregon
GEO
W. 8 0 RA N HON, Editor.
T ide table for w eek en d in g D ec. 1«, 1929. a t P ort Orford. O regon.
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A TE S :
One
AM
T e a r ------------------------------ 99.88
Six Moo t h e __________________ 91.88
W ednesday, Dec. 4
T hursday, D ec. 5 .....
F riday. D ecem ber 6
Saturday, Dec. 7...........
Sunday, D ec. 8...............
M onday. D ec. 9
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T uesday. Dec. 10....... ..
Advertising rates >5 cents per column la:h .
Tuesday, December 3,1929.
A good liar needs a good memory.—Anon.
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NGW Y Ô R K --PARIS H. L. HOUSTON, xM. D.
I Red, red roses from C urryland . . .
I N o sw eeter g ift could be given :
j W a ftin g fragran ce by m agic hand
’ p etalin g the step s to heaven
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FASHIONS
A tto raey-at-Law .
flm
National Bank Bldg.
Bandon
I
I I lift th is g ift from m y path-w ay,
: .And tak e it upw ard a s I go. .
I T he w ay w ill bloom lik e a Ju n e day
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Oregon
DR. L. R. PUGH
N o w inter, w h ere red roses grow
Dental Surgeon
A t Port Orford Pharmacy
Phone l « l
Port O rford, Ore
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a ll
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
P o rt Orford, Ore.
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
PO R T O R F O R D , O RB.
DR. M. E. CORTHELL
P H Y S IC IA N A N D SU R G E O N
Mrs and Mrs. G. F. S p ark s w ere
A few m ore th in g s th a t have fal-
th e d in n er g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. i len Into d isu se: T he tow n livery
D avid
M cK enzie
la st
T u esd ay , barn, the h itch rack , th e p etticoat, O ffice in F irst N a t’l B ank B ld g
P h en es: O ffice 71, R esid en ce 1134
night.
th e ch in w h isk ers.
BANDON,
-
OREGON
lodge at Illahe
for a h u n tin g trip in th e K lam ath
Mrs R eddlek and M iss A lice Me-
cou n try
In ytre m otored to C rescent C ity
M iss K ing, c o u n ty h ealth nurse, ' la st w eek
Bandon
w as in B andon, T uesd ay, and stat-
Mr and Mrs. R obert D am on o f
T h e B andon L inns club held ed that o w in g to con sid erab le sick-1 P asad en a
w ere c a llin g on old
th e ir second an n u al banquet on
n ess a m o n g children, the baby d in - friend s last w eek
Mr D am on w as
T h u rsd ay e v en in g at th e H otel
le sch ed u led to have been held here form erly an en gin eer for th e sta te
W estlan d w ith about 70 Lions and D ec 3, w ill be postpon ed to som e j h igh w ay d epartm en t
th eir w ives as g u e sts T he B andon fu tu re date.
I Mr and Mrs C. H Y ou ng left
con cert band gave a con cert p re­
R ev H ale E u b an k s held c la sse s j last T uesd av for a tw o w e ek s visit
ced in g the d in ner
D u rin g the e v -I hprp T hu, sd av for th e c'on'f'i. matTon J n P ortland
D u rin g Mr Y o u n g ’s
e n ln g en terta in m en t w as furnish ed I
c la ss to be presented w hen B ishop absence. C harles D oyle has charge
by a stu n t surprize arran ged by I Su m ner m ak es his ann ual trip In o f the hank
th e program c o m m ittee In w h ich 1
D ecem ber.
W J P acq u ette h a s tak en a five
e a ch Lion presen t w as called up­
T he hom e o f Jack F raser a t ¡year lease on the Gold B each res-
on T h e program caused no end of
F ou rm lle w as consu m ed hv fire last ; taurant
m errim ent.
w eek, w ith a loss o f nhout 83000 | E lm er M iller predatory anim al
Mr and Mrs M L. C am pbell o f The place Is said to be uninsured ! h u nter for Curry cou n ty h as ten-
O m aha, N e b . w ere g u e sts o f the
U nlon T h a n k sg iv in g service w a s |d e r e d his resign ation
H otel W estland the first o f the held In the P resb yterian church
Ixtnglols
w eek
T h a n k sg iv in g m orning
R obert T ruex w a s rushed to the
L. 8 F ox o f S eattle. Is a visito r
Mr
and
Mrs. Atw ood spent I E m ergen cy h osp ital at B an d on last
In B andon
Tou have to Know your onions this autum n—and likewise your oroccoR
T h a n k sg iv in g in P ortland
| w eek and an em erg en cy operation
•abbugea. and Italian squash I
M orrill Jam ieson left last w eek
Mrs Ed G allter w ho h as been In j for a cu te ap p en d icitis perform ed
Combined In new and unique ways with cheese and piquant sauces t h s
H e is now on the m ad to recovery.
okl vegetables oi summer become com plete foods, energy-building and deli­
B eryl S orensen accom p an ied her cious What has been Just a side dish for summer may. with a dash ol tbw
i fath er to C oquille last w eek on bus- right cheese, easily become the piece de resistance of the autum n luncheon
| in ess
or dinner
Try dressing the ordinary spinach, peppers, or cauliflower atcord'.n ca
I<es H utton is d rivin g a fin e span
one of the new recipes Just evolved and tested by Marye Dahnke. in the Home
o f m ules
■conomlcs kitchen of the Kraft-Phenix Cheese corporation.
Mrs Clarinda Lee sp en t S u nd ay
A U T U M N V E G E T A B L E R E C IP E S
e v en in g as th e gu est o f Mr and
Macaroni Stuffed Peppers
Mrs. W T W hite. Sr at P ort Or­
• zree a peppers
I eup breed crumbs
1 CUP e o e k e j n . a c a r u i
I t e p o o n W o r c h e .le r e l.lr e s e u e a
ford
1 S c ip e e rs ic d A m e ric a n
heeee
S a lt, pepper, p a p rik a
Mr and Mrs G eorge E dw ard s
I cup cook co to m tto e e
1 can to m a to aoup
w ere recen tly en tertain ed at dinner n _ . _ R , " L V * * '’ p* • " ! * . " " d* ' F ' T f»pi>»ra and boil fo r » m in u te a In la lt e d e a t a e
i m in
.Mix m ac a ro n i. I ru p o f eheeae. to m a to e s , cru m b «, W o re h e a te ra h ire sauce and
by Mrs. Anna H aagen sen
••’• • " " ' " » s
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peppers w ith th ia m ix tu r e .
S tan d them u p r .c h l le
S h er iff Turner o f Gold Beach, a b ak ln e , l, .h v p n a k le re m a in d e r o f eheeae on to p and po o r aroun d them th e In m a te
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1 eup m iik
J 8 Capps o f D enm ark w as a
*« teaspoon pepper
• «upa » ra te d Aroo rtcaa cheeaa
1 ia r » e ra n a p n a e h
hu stn ess v isitor h ere last S atu rd ay
S W uapoon salt
1 eup bread crum bs
E dgar Rossen w as taken to Ban-
3 i li r e a bacon
l i r m l’ l‘
• o lU r • 4,d th < «"»»•<« «heeae »"<i «eaaonin»« and
ion last T h u rsd ay for m edical . t i e
• Hr u n til r h . ,« e i« m elted -
T h o ro u g h ly d ra m th a apinaeh and add it to th e m ilk .
'reatm en t.
■ l i w r ||^ p la c e in a b a k m « dish and f o r « w ith bread cru m b a , and the bacoa cut m
Kaka
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M iss G ladys B ritton w as v isitin g
Noodle R ing w ith C a u liflo w e r
her narents th e last w eek
Sh e is
1 e a r b ro ke « e c i m -o4i«a
1 ta b leap o o a chopped oaraiap
-ow em ployed In the telep h on e ex * i * U‘T ", l a , a
1 tableaptxxa chopped onio«
1 p e r k « . V c lv « e te
S a j,. pepper p a p rtk x
h an gc at Crr ent Cltv
1 «up a o ft bread rr a m h a
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j m ed iu m aiaa eau h d o w a r
I p im e n to chopped
th eir fish in g
Co«»k the noodle« in b o ilia * «aHed w a te r ir n ten d er d ra in and piaea in a
♦lim ed to Fi«»r
«•am Rise wel ( eaxed r B m.
H e a t th e m ilk la a -i -uble b. u e r . add V e lr e e t a
rxjkcn in Piece« and a t ir u n til Y e lv e e ta u m e lte d
Mrs H attie
Add oread crum b«
b u tt«»,
Neighborhood Notes
Real
Estate
TOUR ONIONS IS THE
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FALL WORD TO HOUSEWIFE
INCLUDE BEAUTIFUL
Floras Lake
BANK
OF
BANDON
On The Roosevelt Highway
FISHING — HUNTING — BOATING
BATHING
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p a ia le y . onion and le a s i'n in c *
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NOTARY PUBLIC
[Commercial & Savings]
W. T. White
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
I
Port Orford, Ore.
flurry Z n ap ter tfo. 135
O. E. S.
Regular meeting», th ird S atu r­
day of each month
v a tto r»
always welcome.
THE BLUE BIRD
W orthy M atron.
K atie Adolphaen
S ecretary.
V ilm a Sabin.
Scenic Views
of Curry County
Cigars
YOUR 1929 ITINERARY
John R. Smith & Son, Props.
P hones:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
F a h y - M orrison B ld g
C. R. WADE
T h ese red roses
so d ew y sw ee t -
T h at grew and bloom ed m idst
G reen Glory,
N ow lay ten d erly a t m y fe e t . .
W h isp erin g . . a fr a g ra n t sto ry . . .
Ike's Jazz "Uke"
Goes Classical
THE NAVY AND ROADSIDE SIGNS
The navy departm ent’s determ ination to do no
more road advertising in Oregon, coupled with the
undertaking on the p art of Commander Best of the
Portland recruiting station to have all the navy signs
now up taken down, represents, we think, even more
than a fine instance of official conform ity to well-con­
sidered local opinion. It is an example of good con­
duct and it is virtually certain to serve as an incentive
to others. If, it may plausibly be contended, the heads
of a great public service can afford to dispense with
a form of advertising th at mars the landscape and
offends the senses o f a rt and the proprieties, then
others also may reasonably be expected to withdraw
from this field.
Co-operation of Secretary Wilbur, which has made
this most recent development possible, will be unani­
mously commended in Oregon. It is fu rth er to be
hoped, of course, that the advertising will be discon­
tinued not only here but in all non-commercial situa­
tions in the United States. There is, incidentally, a
thought-provoking suggestion of lack of co-operation
of the navy’s roadside advertising in the first in­
stance. The bureau of public roads in the federal de­
partm ent of agriculture has been campaigning
against the very practice which the navy, another
departm ent of the same government, has been fol­
lowing. until now, in Oregon and elsewhere. As an
immediate benefit, as a criterion for the future with c c Ponhnir and Frit, «,m„h
respect to advertising th at impairs scenery, and a s ,P o rt Orford ware bualness visitors
practice in getting two governm ent agencies together hPre lBa‘ weel<
A T
the incident has a peculiar significance.
A
T Jerkln" of
An*plF" »r-
rived here last w eek en rou te to h is
P h y sic ia n and Surgeon.
B andon, O regon.
th e Leep h osp ital the p ast three day.
i I’ll treasu re th e se her, red roses-
m onths w as taken to P ortlan d last | Ju d ge Brand of the circu it court ' As a rare g ift from M agic Land
Sunday Mrs. G allier's m any frien d s handed dow n a d ecision last w eek I’ll need th em as each d ay closes.
are hoping for her recovery.
, in favor o f Clyde C orrick w h ose j T h ey ’ll help m e so, m y w a tc h to
R M B eck h am w as a g reea b ly ' car w as w recked in S ep tem ber near
stand.
surprised T u esd ay e v en in g w hen | the D oan e service sta tio n sou th o f
several o f h is friend s gath ered at ‘ B andon,
his hom e in honor o9 h is birthday.
Six«*«
M iss F loren ce
M ashburn
left 1 Mr. and Mrs. R alph B ark er o f
W ednesd ay fo r A lturas, C at, to C ape B lanco w ere bu sin ess visitors
spend T h a n k sg iv in g S h e w ill have in M arshfield Saturday.
ch arge o f the H ot Lake san itariu m
F red erick H ull who is w ith the
at L akeview
h ig h w a y crew near Gold B each,
Mrs. L. D. F elsh eim returned Su n ­ sp en t T h a n k sg iv in g w ith h is par­
*
d ay from a v isit in P ortland.
ents. Mr. and Mrs H ow ard Hull.
A. J. W eddle, enroute to San
Mrs. C. C. M oulsson cam e out
Jose, visited h is daughter. Mrs. G.
from P ort Orford to have T h a n k s­
R. M cN air last w eek
g iv in g d in ner w ith Mr M oulsson
M ost o f th e teach ers returned
Mrs. M ary V ineyard tran sacted
to th eir hom es for T h a n k sg iv in g .
b u sin ess in P ort Orford yesterd a y
M iss Sm ith to Salem , M iss Wood
J T stan ds to reason that, if we are
M arion Z um w alt w as a dinner
to E u gen e. Mr. L eslie to E u gen e
going to be ever so fem inine
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the
P
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and Mr. S vin th to C orvallis and
again th is fail and com in g winter,
hom e in P ort Orford.
Salem .
flow ers are goin g to play a large
T h e Z um w alt bu ngalow is fa st
part In the d ecorative schem e. But
Mrs. W alter P a n ter has been c o n ­
nearin g com pletion
these flow ers m ust not resem ble Just
v a lescin g from an operation
any last years’ floral trim m ing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. W hite, Sr.,
G old Beach
T hat would never do. The single
Mrs M ildred P eterson , Mrs. E. E. w ere T h a n k sg iv in g d in ner g u e sts
flower on the sh oulder is out. A
H anscom , Mrs. S H. F oster. Mrs. o f Mr. and Mrs. John From m .
lon g way out. F low ers m ust he in
D oyle Garrin. Mrs. E v e re tt R eek-
clu sters, at least, and if possible a r ­
m an, Mr. and Mrs. W S. H ubbell.
ranged In som e new m anner. To
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w ear a sm all wreath of gardenlus
Mrs. Fred F in ch and Mrs. V. C. *
P IR A T E S ’ W E E K L Y
®
h u n g across th e sh oulder sca rf of
K indel o f the local R eb ek ah lodge W
chiffon frocks is one new fashion
R U TH M ILLER , E ditor
♦
w en tto C rescen t City la st w eek to •
that is particu larly becom in g to the
♦
atten d th e in itia tio n o f th e D elta ♦
youn ger wom an This is illustrate.]
R ebekah lodge
in th e sk etch above as well as a
F rederick H ull w as the featu re
ch arm in g idea of Cherult'a.
She
The ou tcom e o f the gam e be­
has had m uch su ccess with her
soloist at the m usical given at the tw een P ort O rford and the C res­
even in g gow n s th at have the low
C om m u nity ch u rch T uesd ay night. cen t C ity Ail Stars, w h ich w as
d n colletage m arked by three large
Mr. Hull sa n g 14 se lec tio n s ran gin g played a t C rescent City. S atu rd ay
roses in a row. B ut there is no
from sim p le ballads to c la ssica l n igh t, w as v ery p lea sin g to every­
lim it to the decorative possibilities
num bers.
Mr. H ull h as a m ost one in school. T he score w as 25
of flowers. T hey can be large or
p leasin g v o ice o f w ide range
to 21 in favor o f Port Orford. The
sm all but there m ust be several of
T he Red C ross drive h as already boys played a very good gam e,
them and the new est and sm artest
are of velvet, eith er the d elicate a l­
gone over th e top, accord in g to w in n in g from a team th a t is c o n ­
m ost transparent velvet or the even
Mrs. C. H. B u ffin gton , local ch air­ sidered a very good one
Cliff Edwards, alius "Ukelele Ike." new er weave, panne rayon velvet,
m an.
has gone symphony I The Metro- th at Is havin g such a trem endous
Fred A dam s of M edford, w ho has
T h e K. E. G club m et T u esd ay | Ooldwyn-Mayer star recently staged a »Ogue for early fall cloth ua
been v isitin g r ela tiv es here, left to d eterm in e how to spend th e . party tor Me Murdo Silver, president of
for his hom e last Saturday.
m oney tak en in a t the ca n d y booth j Silver-Marshall, Inc., providing sym ­
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T urner and It w a s decid ed that th e m oney phony orchestra music by radio as
G eorge K err have returned from would be sp en t In fu rn ish in g the part time entertainm ent for his guests. ♦
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At the suggestion of his honor guest,
sp en d in g th e su m m er a t A shland club loom .
A su g g estio n w as i the young radio magnate. Cliff de­ ♦ P O R T O R F O R D A N D LANG - <9
T h ey are v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. Ace m ade th at th e club be turned in to i
L O IS P A R IS H
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cided to help the long-haired m usi­ ♦
Turner at P isto l R iver a t present. a G irls S cou t clu b but n o th in g ! cians out. He perched on top of his ♦ R ev J C. W h itsett. P a sto r
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D avid R ich ard son o f Los A n­ d e fin ite w a s decid ed about th is i Silver radio, and took up the strains ♦
♦
geles, w ho has been v isitin g his ch a n g e
with his "uke” wherever a Jazz under­ 4 9 4 4 4 4 9 9 4 9 9 8 9 9 1
current
seemed
appropriate.
All
the
son. Georgp R ichardson , for several
music m ust come from the same cor­
L an glois C h urch—S u n d ay school
w e ek s left T u esd ay for h is hom e
T h e social problem s c la ss and the ner of the room, he Insisted, and hence
Col and Mrs. J. C. J o h n son have E n glish IV c la ss are w orking on a his unusual position far th s perfurm- a t 10:00 a. m. P ublic w orsh ip at
11:00 a m. T h e m e ‘T h e I n t e r - 1
returned from M arshfield, w here d eb ate w h ich will be presented be­
D ep en d en ce o f th e w orld.”
Col. Johnson w as called on legal fore th e stu d en t body. The su b ­
b u sin ess
ject o f th e d ebate Is, "R esolved:
P ort O rford C hurch — S u n d ay
A w om an d o e sn ’t m ind being fat
Mrs. C urtis T ow n sen d and Mrs. T hat cap ital p u nish m en t should be
If som e oth er w om an sh e d islik es school a t 10:00 a. m. Y ou ng P e o ­
W illiam H un ter w ere h o ste sse s at abolish ed in O regon.”
is fatter.
p le’s forum at 7:00 p. m.. sh ort ad ­
a bridge lun ch eon last T uesd ay.
d ress to follow forum . T hem e sam e
T E. M eriw ether returned last
At th e end o f th e last six w eek s
A m an th in k s he like« a w om an as a t L anglois.
w eek from a b u sin ess visit to Los period the Ju n iors had the h igh est In a tailored su it and a plain hat
A n geles
c la ss a v e ra g e in th e school. The and ahum. H e d oes not really like
Mrs Mary P rice has g o n e to San S en iors av era g e w as very close, it Mtesn that w ay but he k n ow s he is
F ra n cisco for a visit.
b ein g 92 and the Ju n iors 93.
HOOVER—THE BUSINESS PRESIDEN T
Not content to let the afterm ath of the slump in
the stock m arket take its course and affect business
by reason of rumors and counter rum ors tending to
create pessimism, President Hoover has taken the bull
by the horns and called upon the industrial giants of
the country to get busy and sta rt increased construc­
tion program s for 1930. Capitol is rallying to the
President’s banner and the outlook is daily growing
brighter for 1930 to lie a more prosperous year than
its preceding brothers. The deft skill of the trained
engineer therefore promises to turn w hat might have
been a serious depression into one of g reat prosperity.
The old way would have been to let everybody get the
blues and then change adm inistrations as the only
cure. Fortunately for the country the right man was
in the rig h t place at the right time and through
prom pt action on his p art the danger is largely dis­
pelled. Hoover has earned .his title as The Business
President.
NEWS
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