Port Orford news., February 18, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

PORT ORFORD NEWS
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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday. Februa
M cNair, m otored to M arshfield last
su m m er in Gold Beach.
W ednesday
R oy C arter, m an ag e r of th e Gold
H erb ert M anciet is visitin g his
B each M otor com pany, w as tra n s ­
d a u g h te r in San F rancisco, who
a ctin g business in M arshfield last
iju ir iu b
h as been v ery ill.
week
The M ostw est g ran g e h ad H arv ey
A rchie H. Roea and G eorge
S H ale aa a guest F rid a y night, K ro n en b erg atten d ed a m eeting of
R ich ard W. Price, m a n a g e r of
who gave a n o u tlin e of his p ro g ram the executive council of »he Cooe C ra te r L ake Lodge, stopped i n '
fo r farm help a ctiv ity T he g ran g e and C u rry B a n k e rs’ association in Gold B each last W ednesday to v is - '
will h e re a fte r give a h a lf h o u r a t C oquille last week.
it w ith R o b ert L W ith ro w Mr '
P rice w as accom panied by his w if e !
each m eeting to a discussion of
W ord has been received o f th e an d d au g h ter.
ag ric u ltu ra l problem s
d e y a 'w
th h in
Mrs N ellie Davis, of P o rtlan d , is ' , le
o Los
to r t Angeles
a Z “ of L. A L ang
M rs B urt, ste n o g ra p h e r fo r the
v isitin g h e er r m oth
other.
rs S J | a „ pr f n .
y e a rs" a a m an
er, M rs.
M acleay E sta te com pany, has ar- f
*»• J . la g e r o f th e local telephone office
M alehorn.
Mrs W inifred H opkins of A lbany rived from P o rtlan d , to be h ere ‘
H ow ard Boice an d P a u l Bailey
w
as
a w eek-end v isito r in tow n d u rin g th e sum m er.
a re on a trip to E u rek a, C alifornia.
Miss T helm a Reese, te a c h e r o f '
Miss Id a F a rr ie r has retu rn ed to see h er sister, M is. H. E Boak
from a trip to San F ran cisco and who recently u n d erw en t an o p era­ th e Agness school, visited h e r hom e '
tion a t th e e m e rg e n c y hospital.
in B andon last week.
P o rtlan d .
M rs F. C ornell and Mrs. John
C. T. G uerin has re tu rn e d from
Mrs. Tolly of B rookings w as vis­
P o rtlan d .
Cox m otored to M arshfield la st itin g frien d s in Gold B each last
T
uesday.
T he M asonic lodge is m ak in g
Sunday.
p re p a ra tio n s fo r a big tim e a t th eir
G R M cN air has been elected a
Mr and Mrs. H ow ard o f th e Big
first m eeting in A pril M em bers of d ire c to r ln th e Coos and C u rry Bend ran ch a t Illahe, have moved
n eighboring lodges have been invit- F a ir association,
to J e rry 's F lat, w here th ey have
ed and each m em ber is en titled to
L. D. F elsheim an d A. W Lang- ren ted a sm all farm .
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I d° n atten d ed ‘he a n n u al p ress con-
C. A. B illings of Illahe. w as
Miss La R ue C orrick, re tu rn e d to vention a t E ugene
tra n sa c tin g business h ere th e last
Douglas fir timbers, after 83 y.srs service In Hayden bridge, near
E ugene la s t week to resu m e h e r ’
Gold
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o f th e week.
i ° Un<1 n<>t ° nly t0 • qU’ 1 " ,W tlm b er» I" strength, but
studies a t th e U niversity of O regon. I
C h a r le s R o ,
i
v
, M rs’ H a *ry Caltoft, Miss A nnie
w ere actually stronger, when tested by E. H. McAllister, professor of
S U es
Lex F rom m , sp en t a few days w ith thi* m « h n U n,*.'rh" ty ° ' Or<BOn’ H er* P r°'- M cAllister I. shown
fo ,
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< w d last week v isitin g his p aren ts, Mr. 1 -ow n on «7. f,r be7m
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and Mrs. J o h n From m , re tu rn in g to
ily a t Sixes.
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Jo n n D. Goss, atto rn e y of M arsh-
A large nu m b er o f high school field, w as in Gold Beach last week his stu d ies a t A shland la te r in the
U niversity of Oregon. E u g en e.-D o u g las fir tim bers, a fte r 63 years
week
stu d e n ts teac h ers an d citizens at- atte n d in g to legal business
of service, w ere found not only to equal new timber« ln stren g th but
Mrs. B en M unson of Lakeside, w ere actually stronger, it is stated by E H M cAllister prof, ^ ¿ r o f
tended the bask etb all gam e a t P o rt
Mrs. Ed N orton of Bandon, vis
O rford F rid a y to root fo r th e ir Sted h e r p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. h as been v isitin g h e r fa th e r, C. C. ' m echanics at the U niversity of Oregon, who has com pleted . research
hom e team s.
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G eorge R ich ard so n last W ednes-
T h ere w ere no ch u rch services I day-
F red Jam ieso n , had th e m isfor­
S unday m o rn in g ow ing to th e fact
I he tim bers in the bridge were found to be in an excellent s t a t e o f
; A. L. Ponnie, a c o n tra c to r of tu n e to in ju re h is an k le S u n d ay a f­
th a t Rev. W h itsett w as aw ay.
| M yrtle P oint, w as in tow n la st ternoon w hile engaged a t "his c a m p ' preservation, and P rofessor M cA llisters’ conclusion is that Douglas fir
B andon
can be preserved in sound stru ctu ral condition for at least half a cen
I week m ak in g p rep aratio n s to bid on th e u p p er Sixes river.
C. B. Zeek h a s been ill to r several on th e piling c o n tra c t for th e new
C ounty C om m issioner E B S y p h -1
days w ith th e flu. He is co n sid er­ bridge.
er has announced th a t th e road up
ably im proved a t th is w ritin g O
r F i ra
a i n
i n k
V
U I V in
Colvin
w ent to C rescent th e Sixes riv e r is to be im proved.
M ayor H e rb e rt Brow n an d C ity City last week
Mr. and Mrs. E. The road is to be w idened a t sh arp
fn r n o iz
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A t tto
rn ey C. D R. W ade, m ade
a bus­
R M iller accom panied him. Mrs. tu rn s and o th e r Im provem ents go­ com parison sim ilar tests were m ade on both green and seasoned pieces
of the sam e size. Although gome of the tim bers that went into con
iness trip to P o rtla n d last week
M iller rem ained in C rescent City ing to m ake for less d an g ero u s
w here th ey sp en t several days
Mr. S ypher also a n ­ struction of the bridge would not be acceptable as bridge m aterial under
w ith h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. B auer, m otoring
tra n sa c tin g city business.
nounced th a t th e F lo ras creek road m odern grading rules, the average stren g th was found to be in excess
who is in th e hospital.
of the average «trength of new tim ber In green condition, while in most
M rs M orris w as called to M arsh ­
Mr. an d Mrs. R. L. M acleay and is to be extended th is year.
field la st week to care fo r th e J,
tor t ^ ’o X
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children, of P o rtlan d , have arriv ed
Miss J a n e Snider, is v isitin g h er
B B edingfleld fam ily, the fam ily to m ake th e ir hom e in W edder-
fath er, C. A. Snider.
all being ill except Mr. B edingfleld burn.
A n u m b er of Sixes resid en ts at- i n
C. A. D ano, w as v isitin g his son,
o ln e y S te v e n s a n d tw o'"of h b
Special services w ere held in th e
M A. D ano, in M arsfhfleld la st Gold B each C om m unity ch u rch tended th e b asketball gam e a t P o rt “
employes,
c h a ,KinK trespass, prop-
O
rford
F
rid
ay
night,
in
cluding
Mr.
week.
S unday in honor of th e b irth d ay s
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[ e rty title clouded by claim s Illegally
G. R. M cN air of th e M cN air of Lincoln and W ashington. An u n ­ and Mrs. Jo h n From m , M r an d
H ard w are, a tten d ed th e an n u al usually in te re stin g pro g ram w as Mrs. C larence Z um w alt, Mr. and Ju d g e B rand
Awards OMn a . h 'ed “ nd C° m pany too‘« and equip-
Mrs. W eston Zum w alt, G ran d m a
s ta te convention of h a rd w a re men given.
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m ent stolen, and a sk in g for exem-
W
ells
an
d
Mr.
and
M
rs
C.
Wood-
in P o rtla n d last week.
P unitive HamajffH, In ( W
plary and actu a l dam age« am ount-
W J K an e o f D uluth, Wis., h as w orth.
B en S. F is h e r of M arshfield, w as been looking over th e co u n try d u r­
A gain st S te v e n .
" total
1»12’000 Ju d « e
in tow n la st T uesday looking a fte r ing th e p a st week.
B ian d forw arded his decision to
| his office h ere from E ugene w here
business m a tte rs and bidding fa re ­
F e e d H o u s e P la a t
Mr. an d Mrs. A. B. H arriso n of
well to his friends.
P u n itiv e d am ages to tallin g $200 ! he is hol<t’ng court.
While It is not advisable to over-
W edderburn have retu rn ed from a
Miss V irg in ia Russell, p rim a ry tw o w eeks m otor trip to O akland. •tlm u lats growing plants and tore« w ere aw arded th e C hickam in M in­
The case first a ttra c te d a tten tio n
teach er, w as a g u est of a so ro rity C alifornia.
growth, a little plant food, Judi­ ing com pany by Ju d g e J. T B ran d late last sum m er w hen Stephens
ciously applied, will do much Io th is m orning in a decision on the
house in E u g en e last week
Mr. an d m Mrs.
Lee UOrriCK
G arrick or
of
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along a plant th at Just will black sand m in in g case in w hich w as enjoined from tre sp a ss on th e
M issA g n e s Leep and Mrs. G. R. | P o rtlan d have arriv ed to spend the coaxing
com pany holdings Stevens, p u r­
not flourish.
the com pany
h t s suit
ain st p o rtin
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Nearly Noies
Douglas Fir Passes Rigid Test at U. of O
inventor an d m ining egineer, ch al­
recently been sold in Coos and C u r­
lenged
th e com pany’s m ineral
ry
counties, acco rd in g to E. A. Mc-
1 ights a t th e tim e on th e ground
th a t m ineral rig h ts th ro u g h o u t George. vice president and general
the d istrict a re recognized by the m an ag e r
g overnm ent only th ro u g h a m ineral
title to property.
Re-Survey Highway
No evidence w as intro d u ced by
F
lorsnoe
Feb. i - T w o crew s a re
the com pany to show th a t eith er
S tevens or his em ployes, C elestin to begin w ork a t once on th e re­
Delispe a n d J . E. R ose of Bandon, survey of 37 mile secto r o f the
had been responsible fo r the d is­ Roosevelt highw ay betw een S u t­
ton lake and C ape H eceta
F ore
ap p earan ce of com pany equipm ent.
m an A. E. M artin and crew w ill
The dam ag e aw ard w as m ade for handle the n o rth ern end. w orking
claim s illegally filed,
resulting south, w hile E E U m phlett and
I Cloud to th e title, an d inconven­
men w ork n o rth T he crew s will
ience and trouble for the com pany. be able to com plete the job In a
Ju d g e B ra n d ’s decision held th a t m onth an d then M artin will prob­
Delispe and Rose had filed the ably continue th e re-survey still
claim s on th e com pany p roperty fa r th e r north.
while u n d er S tevens' employ, and
Division E n g in eer C ollier h as
as his paid ag en ts
sta te d th a t bids for th e actu a l
The decision, b a rrin g a reversal co n stru ctio n of th is secto r will be
in suprem e court, settles once and advertised to r opening at th e April
fo r all th e question o f m ineral m eeting of the highw ay com m is­
rig h ts to p ro p erty claim s in this sion I t has been d eterm in ed th a t
d istrict a n d so u th w estern Oregon. th ere is an ab u n d an ce of su rfacin g
| No notice of appeal has been filed rock w here this secto r ends an d no
by the d efen d an ts
doubt as soon as th e g rav elin g Is
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com pleted the com m ission will cal:
for bids to r rocking the highw ay
Doesn’t Affect New firm on
Into Florence, or about a 10-mlIe
In v o lu n tary b an k ru p tc y proceed­ stretch
.
ings b ro u g h t ag ain st C. F. Me-
G eorge A Sons, Inc., a t M arshfield
Edw in G ather s a y . he la p ro­
by the N elson S team sh ip com pany
of P o rtlan d , does not affect the ro g a tin g a new kind o f stndhcaul
one th a t la lon g and th in so that
new M cGeorge T erm inal Dock. Inc.,
occa sio n a lly one w ill be ab le to get
of M arshfield, In w hich sto ck has
through th e nets
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On The Roosevelt Highway
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PORT ORFORD, OREGON
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