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^ o r t Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, March 4, 1930, PORT ORFORD NEWS IUr«a at tha Postoffice at Port Orford, Oregon, aa second cla n mail matter under Act of March 3, It?*. Published weakly at Port Orford, Oregon QUO W. BOHANSON. M l tor SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S Owe Tear __________ Six Months _________ strong at pulling up goal posts could be turned loose and induced to exercise themselves on billboards the women might not have to do so much. We have alleys enough in our big cities without constructing them along our highways. Tunnels are not artistry. Anyhow, the fight is on, and women will doubt- lets win the war! Advertising rates l i cents per column la eh. PORT ORFORD NEWS this season Each club is urged to take three steps 1. Pledge favor to products not advertised on the landscape 2 Publish this action in the lo cal press 3. Send this statem ent to every firm using rural billboards in that locality. State federations and individual clubs from Maine to California are reporting action. Even the men are falling in line, the Redwood Empire association having recently endorsed the pledge. tea w ealth w ithout robbery. licious sandw iches and coffee were it served by the hostesses o f the af- without injury to a living sou l; ternoon. Mrs. Howard Hull and the cleanest gam e in the world, al- Mrs N. P. Grant, and a very pleas- so the moet exciting, I speak of ant social hour enjoyed mining, not stock exchange specu- The com m ittee for serving at the lation. next m eeting on March 5 will be j Mrs. Bert H oggatt and Mrs Harold Johnson. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ __________ Of Interest To Miners ♦ ♦ ♦ rO B T ORFORD AND LANG- * ♦ LOIS PAR ISH ♦ (From the Los Angeles Record) ♦ Rev J. C Whitsett, Pastor. ♦ Years ago there were In the ♦ ♦ region where white men discovered ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ gold in California great districts Langlois Church—Sunday school opened up back in the h ills and up the canyons. Men made fortunes. at 10:00 a. m Public worship at Tide ending March 11, 193«, at Port Orford The state highw ay comm ission is The mines ran out; the veins 11:00 a. m. filing the deeds it lias acquired for P,nched out and the country was Port Orford Church — Sunday High Low additional right-of-way between ! forgotten, except for an occasional A M. P. M A M. P. M school at 10:00 a. m. Young Peo Denmark and Port Orford to per- , ple's forum at 7:00 p. m , short ad mit of the regrading and resurfac- J a forgotten stream bed. Wednesday, March 5 ___ ..2:57 3:31 9:17 8:55 Ni w in those days of crude mill dress to follow forum Theme sam e ing of that section, w ith the county Thursday, March 6 _____ -------- 3:34 4:28 10:07 9:33 ing and mule back transportation as at Langlois Friday, March 7 _____ _____ 4:20 5:43 11:11 clerk. Among those received last it tcok $55 a ton ore to pay. W ith Saturday, March 8 ____ _____ 5:20 7:21 12:33 week were: R ay Zumwalt to State of Oregon modern methods a free m illing ore Sunday, March 9 ______________ _ _ 6 :3 8 8:51 11:47 1:57 can be made to show a profit at Monday, March 1 0 _______________ 8:04 9:57 1:42 3:09 —deed. David McKenzie to State o f Ore les> than a tenth of that. Tuesday, March 11_______________9:20 10:49 3:09 4:07 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON gon—deed. ! ” til this" while m ining engineers George W. Sydnam to State of af well as prospectors w ere chas- , think of you gratefully. ( Oregon—deed. ir.g after new fields, looking for i Office in First N at’l Bank Bldg Subscription prices are only 32.00 O ffice 71 R esidence 231 Other Instruments filed of re- r.ew veins, seeking mother lodes phoneB ♦ OF TH E HOAD ♦ for one year and 33 0C for three | co7 d 7 w ere OREGON And that sort of thing. Along com es BANDON, Your order can be entered ♦ ♦ years. C. J. Doyle to Curry C o u n t y a sm art fellow and prys around ■ , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ at the office of this newspaper or B ank^ , hatte, m ortgage in the brush that has overgrown sent direct to the publishers. THE Macleay E state to C. F. Morse - these aged mine dumps, takes a (Reprinted by request.) ¡AMERICAN B O Y — YOUTH'S deed. few samples, gets a few assays and Physician and Surgeon. There are hermit souls that live ‘ COMPANION, 550 W. L afayette C. A. Becktell to Maxine Prlest'y begins to buy up a few dozen old withdrawn Blvd., Detroit, Michigan. Service —deed. mines. These old forgotten dumps Phones O ffice 491, Homs 492 In the place o f their self content; ! on your subscription will start with John C Parkhurst to Alta Bro’vn were rich enough to show a big Fahy - Morrison Bldg There pre souls like stars that whichever issue you specify —deed. profit under modern methods, and dwell apart Bandon. Oregon. the ore was already mined and well In a fellow less firmament; weathered from exposure for years. There are pioneer souls that blaze Also, there has been a great in I hereby announce m yself as their paths * Salem. Ore., Feb 2 2 —The first W here highways never ran— j hearing relative to the classifica- candidate for the nom ination for crease in geologic knowledge in 50 Attorney-at-Law But let me live by the side of the ¡Don of i eforestattan land as pro- office of County .Judge on the Re- years. E ngineers know a lot more road i vided under the reforestation law publican ticket a t the Primary about mineral veins. Many of First National Bank Bldg. And be a friend to man I passed at the last session o f the Election to he jield in Curry county, these old mines, caved in, w ith trees growing in the mouths of the Bandon Oregon Oregon legislature was held in As- Oregon, on the 16th day of May, old tunnels, show to the modern Let me live in a house by the side ( torla on February 14, before George 193«. eye veins that hap-hazard prospec- ~ of the road i I* M cPherson and Ernest F. John- ( tors lost, and mines forgotten on W here the race of men go by— [son' members of the Oregon state being reopened disclose rich veins i The men who are good and the men , board of forestry, at which time that are leading to high values. 98,955 acres of land were considered Dental Surgeon who are bad. Occidental chapter No. 45 O. E. S. There is one thing about mining: and 97,955 acres definitely recom As good and as bad as I. mended to the state tax com m ission of Bandon has extended and invi I would sit in the scorner’s seat At Port Orford Pharmacy No. 576 for final classification as reforesta tation to Curry chapter No. 135 Or hurl the cyn ic’s ban — of Port Orford to visit Bandon Let me live in a house by the side tion land NOTICE OF HEARING OBJEC Phone 141 Port Orford, Ore , Thursday evening of this week, and of the road TIONS TO FINAL ACCOUNT. The final step In the proceedings about 20 memberg of the lodgP win And be a friend to man j is for the state tax com m ission to accept. In the County Court of the State review the proceedings, m ake a _____________ of Oregon in and for the County Tolley has completed his I see from my house by the side of final order regarding the classifl-I of Curry. the road, cation and send copies of the order work at thp Arlzona In n . In the matter of the estate of By the side of the highw ay of to the board of forestry, the county Sarah E McPhillamey. deceased life. assessor of Clatsop county and one W ednesday Mr. and Mrs. C. C. The men who press with the ardor to the owner, the latter order re Notice is hereby given that the W right and Mrs. Themla Dean mo of hope, undersigned, executor of the last ferring only to the owner’s lands. tored to Bandon on a shopping will and testam ent and of the es- 1 The men who are faint with the Thereupon, the lands on M arch ! trip strife. tate of Sarah E. McPhillamey, de 1 next take the reforestation land But I turn not away from their tax status, which provides a flat ceased. has filed his final account I sm ile nor their tears. as such executor in the county annual forest fee of 5 cents per (Editor's Note: The following court of the state of Oregon for Both parts of an infinite plan— acre an(j a yje|(j of 12% per cent Let me live in a house by the side „» thP i r r n a a ' v i e l r i item w as omitted from last w eek’s the county of Curry, and that said cuW ng S T timber £ addition thr° U<* *" ° rd" d“* ™ d* ““ aP o f the road m eeting ° of f ‘he £ >,nt‘ d SatUrda* of And be a friend to man the land, a te subject to the cost of , 15th da> Ladies Aid last Thursday after after- March, A. D., 1930, at the hour of fire protection in the sam e man- noon was exceptionally well at- ten o'clock In the forenoon of said I know there are brook-gladdened n e, as prior c iaMin cat|on tended considering the severe day as the time, and the court meadows ahead, storm. A large amount of routine room In the county court house, in And mountains o f wearisom e 6 business was transacted. The out- Gold Beach. Oregon, as the place height: specialize in natural beauty. Folks who come West standing feature of the afternoon for the hearing of objections to That the road passes on through «General Federation N ew s) was a most Interesting paper by said final account and the settle- This is the battle cry of the Mrs R. G. McKenzie on “Opening ment thereof. All persons having »on i rejoice when the travei- General Federation of W omen’s the Schools to the Parents," fol- objections to said account are here- clubs in its anti-billboard campaign lowed by a general discussion. De- by notified to file the same on or before the above date. I Dated and first published Feb Nor live in my house by the side of ruary 11, 1930. | Last publication. March 11, 1930 I LOUI8 L. K N A PP Executor of the last will Let nie live In my house by the side and testam ent and of the o f the road. estate of Sarah E Me- It’s here the race of men go b y — fly JOSEPHIS E H. GIBSOX II. Phillam ey, deceased Dtrrctar, Home Economic! Del'I., Cream of Tomato Soup Crackers They are good, they are bad. they H. J. Heim Company Boston Bsked Beans In Individual are weak, they are strong. Kefmeri and *Suyert o f Pots Wise, foolish so am I UPPER is a pleasantly In Boston Brown Bread or Whole N ative Platinum and Gold Then why should I sit in the .co rn formal meal at which to enter Wheat Sandwiches er's seat. H ighest Market Prices tain. And in th ese days of sm all Slices of Sw eet Dill Pickle 1907 Or hurl the cynic's ban? homes, where elaborate cooking Fruit Preserve Shortcake Let me live in my house by the side Is difficult, supper gatherings are WILDBERG BROS. Coffee SM ELTING A REFINING CO growing iu popularity. of the road Other supper menus you will Office»- 742 Market , San Franracc When g u ests drop In unexpec And delightful and suitable for In And be a friend to man. Plant: South San hrancMoo tedly, the warmth of your welcome New York.— The Camp Fire ' Sam W alter Foss (1858-1911.) formal suppers are; is not lessened one bit by know Girls, a national organization of III. ledge that pantry shelves are well over 210,000 members, announced stocked with prepared foods,— Em ergency Chicken Salad (made with canned chicken) today through its president. Miss that at your Anger tips is a sup Hot Rolls or Egg Sandwiches ply of dainties equal to any Florence Hughes, that the age of Apple Pie C heese -------- I emergency. It Is well, however, admission to the organization has I What glorious adventures boys Coffee keen reduced from 11 to 10 yeara between the ages o f ten and tw enty This will make eligible to Camp1 IV. have reading TH E AMERICAN Fire Girls many members of the I Oysters en brochette Blue Birds, its junior organisa i ROY YOUTH'S COMPANION! As Creamed Potatoes tion. , if by magic, this well-known m a g a -, Tomato Ketchup ‘‘Reduction of the age of ad W hole W heat Muffins . zine carries boys to distant parts mission from 11 to 10 years has Fruit Ice Small cakes o f the world. Introduces them to been made by the Camp Fire Girls Coffee strange people, lets them exper because the average 10 year-old F. scalloped Tuna Fish with ience queer custom s and revel in girl of today is actually more de , the adventures of foreign lands. veloped, mentally, than the 11 Sweet Gherkins — Melt 3 table year old of only a few years ago,” spoons butter in a saucepan, and I In h s in g le iss u e a boy w ill b a t said Mias Hugnes. ‘‘The growth blend thoroughly with 4 table tle the frozen Northland with sled and Dopularity of the junior high spoons Aour Add 2 cups milk, and dog team, cross Indian-war- school idea is strong evidence of and cook until thickened. Sea torn lands In an army plane or on the shift downward in the age of son with salt, pepper and a bit of dangerous routes with a U. 8. mall ’ adolescence. Of course, funds union juice. Add 1 cup tuna Ash mentally, the change is probably pilot hunt wild anim als In Africa ' from which the oil has been the result of the intensity of rinsed (place Ash In a sieve and , atop the sw aying hack of an ele- 1 modern mental and physical train pour very hot water over It). Add ( phant. go cruising In a battleship. ing ■a cup chopped Sw eet Gherkins fight Arab raiders with the For “There has been no element of and pour into a buttered baking eign Legion and participate in Regular meetings, third Satur forcing behind this change I dish. Sprinkle with buttered many other thrilling experiences ] comes primarily because of the na day of each mouth. Visitors crumbs and brown in a hot oven i Issrvnr« lltag«i«e wi that come to readers of THE ! tionwide demand of the ten-year- always welcome 1 • m P ilr * Dirla »plrntnri Mar|«pi» O y f f r r j Fn Proehette— D r a i n old girls in the Blue Birds, our Mhwr« AMERICAN BOY YOUTH 'S1 « f m ir i » ■ laianrf \ t ( h» R m th« liq u o r fro m th ree d o w n oysters Worthy Matron. Junior group, for the more highl iunior tot th<- highly I !»■« ,<«. ..le i . e. ..i..,ut.d >a. COMPANION Cut th re e dosen pieces of sliced b reak fas t Individuai activities which the old •»a»«i«»ii»» Individual Ena McKenzie bacon, each the slse of an oyster Place It is such experiences as these ! sr Camp Fire Girls have enjoyed i n oyster on a skewer, then a piece of bacon, and then an o th e r oyster u n til The fundamental purpose of the that sharpen a boy's wits, kindle Secretary. nu the skewer Is filled B ro il before a clear Camp Fire Girls is to develop a tiful enough to his imagination, strengthen his t«i keep close at band one or two 9 a a e u n til th e edfes o f the oysters be to satisfy a mature Velma Sabin creative individualism combined artist of genius. attractive menus that can be ( l a to curl. Place In s h o t dleh and character, develop his understand with the highest standards of prepared quickly, in tuelr entlr sp rin kle w tth salt and pepper G a rn is h “In more practical work the ing of the world in which h. lives ith Stuffed ffpenlah O il res and seres moral, mental and physical health young Camp Are Girl is taught to sty, from this food reeervs. And w w tth T o m a to K e tch up and of the people that inhabit IL “In accord with this principle, assume responsibility, however tbe 6 rst tw o menus la the group the girl admitted to Camp Fire heavy, Immediately and without That boy In whom you are Inter Fmercjenev Chicken Salad— below will prove Invaluable when flrat chooses • items and symbol flinching. Thus, some years ago. ested that son, nephew, cousin, "short order" suppers are de Cut a can of chicken meat into express! ve of her ideals and ambi when a Western village was Inun cubes Add an equal amount of manded. neighbor, or, perhaps, the son of a tions. Artistically, the Camp Firs dated by floods, the Camp Fire celery and cup of sliced Stuffed business associate - would greatly I. Girl Is snesurngod to ho more and Girls from surrounding town» Spanish Olives Then add a few enjoy THE AMERICAN BOY Meet» aecond Sa nrday of eaak Eacalloped Tuna Fish with Sweet drops of onion juice, and salt and mors herself The strong and marched at ones to the scene and Y ou th s COMPANION An attrac hoaatiful rymholism of Ute veriest organised and took thargo of th» Oherktos m -ntb Flatting bratterà wei pepper to season Moisten with Indian tribes offers na unexcelled reliaf work Buttered Toast or Crunchy Rolla Mayonnaise Salad D ressing Chill tive gift card bearing your name soma. medium for this pur pew a It Is ss Olives and Celery "The reduction la the age of will be sent to the boy If you re thoroughly, and p ises In deep CR.AWFORD W SMITH. Package C heese atm pie that It may he «sod with admission Is mported, generally, nests of lettuce Garnish with quest it w ith your order Then ev Worahlpful Master ease hy the girl of tan. yet It Per by peycholo« a and peyoMatrists Toasted Crackers slices of hard-cooked sgg and ery time the mailman bring-« the framcss w . SMITH. mfts af sanshlnsBoas sod somplea- throughosi' the country * C.iffee, Tea or Chocolate Sweet Obsrktns magaslne to his door the boy will I Tuesday, March 4, 1930. Where you are is of no moment, but only what you are doing there. It is not the place that ennobles you, but you the place; and this only by doing that which is great and noble.—Petrarch. GRAPVINE PUBUCITY The advent of our great highway system, flanked ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ with hotels, camp grounds, resorts, service stations ♦ ♦ and garages, has treated one of the most effective * ™E HWtSK BY THK 8,DE * mediums for advertising a region from the tourists’ standpoint that could be devised—the word of mouth publicity, compared with which there is none so ef fective, be it for good or otherwise. Tourists traveling this great highway system and receiving fair treat ment are only too prone to pass the good word along when they congregate at hotels or camp grounds dur ing their stops, and likewise unfair treatment is com mented upon and passed along with the admonition to avoid such a town, such a hotel, such a camp ground, such a restaurant, or such a service station. In fact unfavorable comment is passed out and travels much fasted than favorable comment, and woe unto the one who caters to the tourists’ wants who attempts extor tion or unfair dealings with the passing tourist on the theory that he will pass his way but the once. His business future is as unsafe and unsound as the sands of the sea, while his rival—who gives fair treatment to all—will prosper and flourish. | The tourists have this novel grapevine weapon to combat attetmpts to deal unfairly with them, and I there is no comeback to it. The moral is plain. Fair treatment should be accorded every stranger who favors you with his patronage. County Clerk Records DR. M. E. CORTHELL H. L. HOUSTON, M. D. Reforestation Hearing County Judge C. R. WADE Fred S. Moore DR. L. R. PUGH To Visit Bandon L oggers P o o l H a li WOMEN VS. BILLBOARDS (Editorial Los Angeles Times The Southeastern Council of the General Federa tion of Women’s Clubs, representing ten southeastern states recently passed an unanimous resolution to favor products not advertised on bill boards. And when a body women can pass a unanimous opinion,! something will have to give way. 1 Few states have as much covered up by billboards and as little cause to have it done as California. We are not after cod liver oil. They can get plenty of that , in New England Nor do the folks from Iowa come' And\tr"tcht IwZTto the mght. to Southern California for soap, oil or liver pills. They And come for sunshine and mountain views. Nor are we ers reJolce ashamed of our scenery and want it hidden by any-1 An^ Z ' P W“h ‘tr,ng’r’ body’s disagreeable slats. Touring is what intrigues the traveler. . ,he ro«d Touching up the sunsets and sunrises with some- Uke “ man who dwe"‘ Blone thing done in kerosene is not art. Painting the rocks of ages that jut out from the side of the canyon is not much of an invitation to heaven. Possibly if some of our college boys who are For CONFECTIONERY Up-to-Date Goods Always Fresh W. J. Paulman, Prop. Port Orford, Ore. Ladies Aid H A T T O N ’S Billboard Doomed SERVICE STATION Associated Gas “Short Order" Suppers Por Unexpected Guests Kelly Springfield Tires L. B. HATTON Prop. Port Orford, Oregon S Camp Eire Girls Reduce Age O f Adm ission Erom ¡1 to 10 | BOYS ENJOY ADVENTURES BANK OF BANDON Commercial & Savings Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Unfinished Furniture Breakfast Tables Card Tables Nite Stands Magazine Racks Child’s Sets — Tables and Chairs Bread Boards Very Reasonably Priced Port Orford. Hardware Co. Port Orford Ore. THE BLUE BIRD Curry ¿ n a tte r ^o. 135 O. E. S. Scenic Views of Curry County r Cigars Candy Mag Maineti PORT ORFORD LODGE A. P. & A. M. No. 170
