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Newspaper Page TextPORT ORFORD NEWS PORT ORFORD NEWS entered at the Poetofflce at Port Orford, Oregon, aa second class mall matter under Act of March 3, 117*. Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregon GKO W 8ORAN8ON, M lto r Flogging of Indian Children Revived By Government Rule—Says Collier litheefty Alee Cites Imprisonment and Inadequate Food and Clothing SUBSCRIPTION One T e a r _________ Sta M o n th s________ Advertising rates St cents per colunia Inch. I Cornel and at Colorado State Uni varsities, told the Conference abou some of the popular misconception concerning the Indian: Tork.—The Bureau of In- 11» n Affairs has Just revived the ru.e permitting the flogging of In dian children, according to John Collier, secretary of the Indian D e fense Association, speaking at the Biennial National Conference of E x ecutives of the Camp Fire Girls, In session In New York. le w Tuesday, May 20, 1930 No man can ever rise above that at which he aims. -A. A. Hodge. “T w o years ago th e ru le p e r m ittin g flogging was rescinded.” aid M r. C o llie r. " T h is resulted com the pressure o f p u b lic opinion »roused by th e re a lly d re a d fu l ir u ta llty to w hich th e ru le had led route. Eternal vigilance m ust be ex- In d ia n ch ild re n were In some cases , In another colum n appears a ercl*‘-<1 however. If the R oosevelt m aim ed, an d even d e ath has r e - j »ulted fro m th e flogging. W e have new s .tern to the effect the hlKbway la m aintained In its n a t learned th a t the ru le p e rm ittin g ural state unmarred by the hand United S tates governm ent is a large flogging has Just been re v iv e d .” C o m p a rin g the a n c ie n t wrongs buyer of oleo the butter substi-1 of man »gainst th e In d ia n by th e G o v e rn tute. W ith the decline in the price ' -------------------- m ent w ith th e In d ia n 's present I of butter fat, due to the surplus ol i_* ■ z . statu s M i C o llier, who Is a n a butter on the market, and with the tio n a lly fam ous a u th o rity upon the JOHN COLLIER press of the country endeavoring I G e t A p p l i c a t i o n B l a n k s . -I»j- ct. added to Increase the price of butter fat » We speak of G o v e rn m e n ta l la te r face life w ith a w e ll-n o u ris h e d through an increased consum ption Automobile registration time, and i.u t a llt y anu in ju s tic e to the In b ra in and body. O n ly a n aroused o f butter, the federal governm ent incidentally time for paym ent of Ia n as If those were m a tte rs of pu blic opinion, w h ich , tw o years should set a better exam ple than ' the annual license fee, is again ap- he past. T h e y are not so. T h e y ago. bro u g h t a re p rie v e to these •xlst to d ay openly and s h am efu lly u n fo rtu n a te s can p re v e n t the that of being the purchaser of great proaching. The ru le re v iv in g flogging also re- flogging ru le fro m a g a in becom ing quantities o f substitutes for b u tter.! R em inders of this fact were sent v lv .‘s Im p ris o n m e n t of In d ia n effective, and In sure th a t In d ia n I t the facts are as stated in the out this week to approxim ately 300,- h lid re n fo r breaches o f the Gov c h ild re n sh all be p ro p e rly fed and com m unlcatlon to the Oregon Oregon motor vehlcle owner8 ■rnm ent's rules T h e Im m a tu re and clothed, and fre e fro m th e b r u ta lity Farm er dairymen will be doing by S ecretary of State Hal E Hoes u ifo rtu n a te c u lp rits are confined in o f th e p a st.” school tails as If th ey were A tte n d in g th e C a m p F ir e c o n fe r them selves a good turn by calling form of appllcatlon blanks c rim in a ls , th ou gh some official w ith ence a re ab o u t 80 ex ecu tive s re p re their congressm an’s attention to a pe rv erted , th ou gh unconscious The effectiven ess of the little hu m o r has Insisted on calling se n tln g d is tric ts In ev e ry p a rt of the matter. the co u n try , w ho a re m e e tin g to slips o f paper which were given to these Q u iet R oom s’.” study and co m p are m eans and motorists last January for stick in g “T h e re a re to day about 20,000 I n m ethods o f c re a tiv e ed u ca tio n a f I on their w indshields in exchange d ian c h ild re n who are p ra c tic a lly fe c tin g g irls o f e v e ry age, fro m In g re a t G o vern m en t those ju s t e n te rin g g ra m m a r Redmond, May 7. Butter intend for the half Xearly llcen»e fee, ex- prisoners h o ardin g schools. T h e y are ln - school to those who a re co n ed for long-distance shipm ents will P*res June 30. After that date, mo- id e q u a te ly clothed They a re te m p la tin g m a trim o n y o r a business be made in Redmond by Sw ift * torists will be expected to display h u n g ry — fo r th e g o vern m en t a l ca ree r Company by m achinery just in- the new black and oranSe plates lows fo r th e ir food a m a x im u m of Since “In d ia n Y e a r” Is being o b 14 cents per day each. T h is is sup stalled It will be made from sw eet f,,r wb'cb they must pay a full served d u rin g 1930 by th e C a m p F ire plem ented In some cases by a yield G irls, and since m uch o f th e ir e d u cream and packed In cans, w h lc h '^ e a r s Hcense. from school fa rm s e s tim a te d a t six c a tio n a l w o rk Is based on In d ia n will be coated for double protection, Paym ent of the license fees this cents per day per ca p ita . The One pound and one and one-half year was made necessary by the ra tio n a t some school fa rm s runs sym bolism , h is to ry and custom s, the N a tio n a l C on feren ce o f E x e c u tiv e s pound cans will be packed. Plenty change in the fiscal year from Jan- m uch below fo u rtee n cents per day Is d e v o tin g special a tte n tio n to of sw eet cream for this butter Is ' uary 1 to Ju ly 1, under an act of per c a p ita T h is , today. Is fa r fro m these subjects. available here. R a lp h H u b b a rd , noted a u th o rity the 1929 legislature. H ereafter all enough even to stave off th e pangs licenses will expire on Ju ly 1, In } f h u n g er, m uch less a d eq u ate ly to on th e M o u n ta in s an d P la in s I n feed a g ro w in g ch ild, so th a t it m ay dians, an d a fo rm e r professor a t stead of at the first o f the calen The Butter Surplus M otor V ehlCie O w ners To Can Butter j Roadside Flowers The state highw ay department Is erecting ‘D on’t Pick the Flowers' signs along the highway, as a result of a request made some tim e ago by the local chamber of commerce. The R oosevelt route is now at its best and the campaign of publicity put forth by the local chamber and the press has resulted In a mini mum of flower picking along the PORT ORFORD NEWS ^ P o r ^ O r fo r d /O r e g o n ^ T u e s d a ^ M a ^ Œ ^ ^ O ^ , “O n e o f these,” said M r . H u b i bard. Ta th a t th e In d ia n wa n a tu r a lly cruel. A d u lt A ction a w ell as ju v e n ile T h r i lle r s ’ h a ve In- pressed th is flrm ly upon th e Am ei lean m in d Y e t i t Is ab so lu tely ui. tru e T h e re la no record o f fiend ish c ru e lty by th e In d ia n a befoi th e co m in g o f C olum bus. "C olum bu s, r u n n in g short o f m e a led In d ia n s to his dogs. T h u s th firs t a c t of sheer b a rb a ris m in th N e w W o rld , o f w h ich we h ave an record, was p e rfo rm e d by a w h li m an S ubsequent c ru e lty on tb p a rt o f th e In d ia n s can be trace d ire c tly to th e ex am p le o f tl. S p a n ia rd s I t m ay be said tru l th a t th e S p a n ia rd s ta u g h t the li dlan s c ru e lty ” P ro fes so r J a y B. N ash head c th e School o f P h y s ic a l E du catl- o f N e w Y o rk U n iv e r s ity an d vie. p res id en t of th e C am p F ire G ln - h a lled the e d u c a tio n a l w o rk of th. o rg a n iza tio n as p ro v id in g “th. m o ral e q u iv a le n t o f w a r," as w e l as "a n a tu r a l o u tle t fo r suppressed e m o tio n .” A m o n g th e w e ll-k n o w n educators and o th ers who addressed tip- co nference w ere: Professors Ja» B. N ash . N e w Y o rk U n lv e rs itv R alp h H u b b a rd , fo rm e r ly o f C ornel and C o lo ra d o S ta te u n iv e rs itie s B e rn a rd S. M ason. O h io S ta te U n i v e rs ity ; E. L a w re n c e P a lm e r C o rn e ll U n iv e r s ity : E liz a b e th D ic k enson M c D o w e ll. T e a c h e rs College. C o lu m b ia U n iv e rs ity . O th e r p r o m i nent speakers w ere: M iss D o ro th y M u lg ra v e , o f N e w Y o r k U n iv e rs ity : John C o llie r, s e c re ta ry o f th e In d ian D efense A sso ciation , an d D M e lv ille C a rr, o f th e A m e ric a n Red Cross. Among Camp Fire Executives listed as speakers are: Lester F Scott, National Executive; Miss Edith M. Kempthorne, National Field Secretary; Miss Janet Mc- Kellar, Miss Ruby Lattimore and Misa Annette Francisco, associate field secretarlsa; Miss C. Frances Loomis. Department of Publica tions; Mias Helen Blggart, Art D e partment; Mlsa Mary O’Brien, head of the Record Department, and Mias Marta K. Slronen. editor of 'Every- girls,” the Camp Fire magazine, dar year. In this connection, Hoes called a t tention to the Importance of t h e ' receipt of Registration. Th*B, he 1 said, is "not just a slip o f paper to be Ignored,” but has a votal p u r-1 pose the identification o f the au tomobile for w hich It Is Issued and Oregon State Board of Health should be kept by the motorist In in cooperation with the the container provided by the state U. S. Public Health Service for that purpose Frederick D. Stricker, M.D., Collaborating E pidem iologist The Jazz King” Wears His Crown In A New Role HEALTH P au l W hitem an In v a d e s' celebrities thrown in for good a . . measure. In tho King of J a iz, Sound Pictures w ith everybody concerned, from per former to Anderson himself, are ’’T he K ing of Jazz” famous Broadway names. Moreover, the revue has the New York City.—A very mod uniuue and infrequent distinction ern song hit indeed is “Ragamuf of having two song hits, l> :h fin Romeo,” composed by Mabel known in Tin Pan Alley as "nat Wayne for the sound revue Kin< urals," “ Ragamuffin Romeo” and af Jazz. John Murray Anderson, "It Happened in Monterey.” director, ordered the song by tele “ Ragamuffin Romeo” is a very graph from Hollywood. Miss special type of novelty foxtrot Wayne in New York sang her and tells in song and lyric the first version over long distance Galatea story of a rag doll. "It telephone and It was immediately Happened in Monterey'r is a waltz accepted. ballad, sung by John Bales with The revue, featuring Pau! . aR the color and tenderness of old Whiteman, will mark an epoch in Mexico. motion picture productions. j fu-tura fans from all over the To begin with, it is the first pie- country are keenly interested ia tore in which the talent has been this transference of talent front entirely recruited from the pro the legitimate to the motion-sound fessicnal - stage. Heretofore, mo- ' stage. Ths picture’s success will _______ - _ Moa pie ture star« havt been the j doubtless be responsibls for aa * actor* with a ísw stage , su ti reí y ntw gallary ef fllsi fana. Tide table for week ending May 27th. 1930 at Port Orford. W ednesday, May 21 Thursday, May 22 SCARLET FEV ER We are too careless In taking Friday, May 23 chances o f spreading unrecognized1 Saturday, May 24 Infections. Parents should be taught J Sunday, May 25 ____ to have a personal and fam ily re-1 Monday, May 26 ____ sponslblllty in the m atters o f di- , Tuesday, May 27 ____ sense. The habit o f taking precau- ' — • - ...... ° tions should be formed Congress Considers ..rI^ P A U L W H ITEU M JU ST Along the Seashore ’r1.S ’r t ^ : 0L r 2 ^ | H igh A. M. P . M Low A. M. P. M 7:46 8:31 9:12 9:50 10:25 11:21 11 03 12:19 12:39 12:51 1:46 1:43 2:45 2:31 3:36 3:18 4:22 4:02 5:05 4:44 5:47 5:26 _____ __ 6 20 ________7:35 _______ 8:44 ......... 9 :46 _______ 10:41 Bill Road Work Progresses » •» For Soldiers’ Home North and South ceased, has filed his final account* in the office of the county clerk of In the Circuit Court of the state Curry county, Oregon, and that , of Oregon, for Curry county. Saturday the 31st day of May, 1930. C aw No. 1043 at the hour of 10 o’clock a m., In Robert R. Smith, plaintiff, vs . the forenoon of said day, in the J the unknown heirs of J. O. Mock, County Court Room of said Curt has been appointed by said Court , deceased, defendants. To the unknown heirs of J. O .. as the tim e and place for the hear Mock, deceased, the above named ing of objections thereto and the settlem ent thereof. ' defendants: Dated and first published April IN THE NAME OF TH E STATE 29th. 1930 Last publication May OF OREGON, You are hereby re-| 27th. 1930 quired to appear and answ er the E. A. LINDBERG, complaint filed against you in the Administrator o f the estate of P. above entitled suit, within four A29t5c w eeks from the first date of publi J. Lindberg, deceased. cation hereof, to-wit: Four weeks from the 29th day of April, 1930, | and If you fall to appear and an DR. M. E. CORTHELL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ' swer in the above entitled suit on I or before the 27th day of May. I 1930, the sam e being the last day of j Office in First N a t’l Bank Bldg the time prescribed in the order Phones: Office 71, R esidence 231 for publication, judgment and de-1 BANDON, - OREGON J cree will be taken against you for w ant thereof, and the plaintiff will apply for the relief prayed for H. L. HOUSTON, M. D. in this com plaint a succinct state Physician and Surgeon. m ent of which is as follows: I I SUMMONS Office 491, Home 492 1. That defendants be required Phones: to set forth the nature of his o r , Fahy - Morrison Bldg. their claim to the real property Bandon, Oregon. hereinafter described, so that all adverse claim s of defendants, if any, may be adjudicated; C. R. WADE 2. That plaintiff be decreed to be Attorney-at-baw. the owner of land described as: i First N ational Bank Bldg. Beginning at the N. E. corner of i block 30 in Town of Port Orford, - Bandon Oregon Curry County, Oregon; running thence W est 50 feet; thence Southi 100 feet; thence East 50 feet; thence North 100 feet to beginning; DR. L. R. PUGH Dental Surgeon 3. That defendants be decreed to have no right title, claim or e s ta te , in or to said premises. At Port Orford Pharmacy 4. That defendants be barred and enjoined from asserting claim t o ' Phone 141 said premises. fff 5. For such further decree as t o 1 the Court may seem proper. N ative FINAL Platinum and Gold E m U M 1907 W I L D B E R G BROS. S M E L T IN G Sc R E F I N I N G C O Offices: 742 M arket Sc., San Ftenaad Plant: South San Francisco L o g g e rs P o o l H a ll D ate o f first publication April ; 29th. 1930. D ate of last publication May 27th, 1930 C. R. W ADE, Attorney for plaintiff residing at I Bandon, Oregbn. A29t5c. j* OF Refiners a n d ‘Buyers o f Highest Market Prices This sum mons is published p u r-! suant to an order made by the Hon. ] J. T. Brand, Judge of the above en- i titled Court which said order bears date April 26th, 1930, and directs j publication o f this sum m ons in the 1 Port Orford News, a newspaper ' published at Port Orford, Curry j County Oregon, and directs that j sam e be published not less than j once a week for four consecutive weeks. NOTICE Port Orford, Ora CONFECTIONERY Up-to-Date Goods Always Fresh W. J. Paulman, Prop. Port Orford, Ore. ACCOUNT | N otice Is hereby given that the undersigned, as adm inistrator of the estate of P. J. Lindberg, de- UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH = Youths Companion = H A T T O N ’S SERVICE STATION Combined With Oregon Seventeen children d ied ' Action during the present session The work of resurfacing the | The American Boy = I of this disease Coos county r ep o rt-'? ' con^regs ° n the bi" P r i d i n g stretch of highw ay between Ban- M a g a z in e ! ed elghty-flve cases. T h . r u « w ere, 7 2 * ’ o f, “ brancb don “ d * » * • • * » "• "*>• ™ d*r widely separated only five or six 1 ° f N at‘° nal S° '* ‘er’ at w ay w ith new gravel spread as far a a a e . .. . . ,, Roseburg is expected at this term as Iam p a Three barges on the A CLEAN, WHOLESOME = being quarantined at the sam e tim e .! . .. . . . , 1 as a result of the prompt, favorable Umpqua river bring the gravel to Fortunately, the average case is report of the sub-com m ittee on m il STORY. MONTHLY MAG- = R eedsport where it is shipped by lig h t nevertheless It remains as itary affairs in the house. rail to Cedar Point, and again load AZINE FOR B O Y S . = one o f the n^ost dangerous o f the The bill, w hich received the fav ed onto barges for distribution. Two children's diseases. The m ost com orable report of the sub-committee barges are In use on the Coquille mon com plication is running ears, of the house, was Introduced by river. and th is Inflamation Is the out Congressman Haw ley and author Subscription $2 00 a year Z It will take at least four months = standing cause o f deafness Other izes the N ational Soldiers' Home to com plete the resurfacing of this com plications which are frequent bureau to construct- and equip a 12 m iles of road, but the work is BILLY SORANSON n u ° " ,y national branch a? R oseburg being rushed so that it can be oiled of the kidneys but rheum atism and = Agent for Curry ooonty 5 Congress has been informed by this winter. heart disease as well the soldiers’ home bureau that an Fort Orford, Oregon The work of regrading the Den- Scarlet fever Is a very contag- institution is badly needed in the lous disease, although a certain per P acific northwest and the veterans' m ark-Port Orford section o f the m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiii cent o f children and a larger per bureau has reported that congested h‘Kh’’ay *’ ™P|d ‘y. with centage of adults exposed will not ’ condltlon8 ln hoapitals can be great- b‘« P “ »hovel w orking on the contract It. The disease 1. spread ,y relleved „ dt9abled men can ! w idening of the Elk river hill at BAT« by contact w ith discharges from the be be removed renioved to to the the home home to to make m ake | this ,im e The st>te hlKhwav dePart mouth and nose by carriers, occas room for men needing hospitaliza ment's crew engaged in clearing I dump pile sites for crushed gravel OF ionally by milk and possibly by tion. : has completed its work in this vl- dom estic pets Roseburg, as a site for the home. c|nUy and moved tQ the Bandon. BANDON Scarlet fever ts a preventable di w as indorsed by cham bers of com | Rlverton aect|on to engage In like sease and It can be practically merce in practically all cities of the elim inated from every community. state and the com m ittees report work Huge piles of crushed r o c k ' Commercial & Savings This mean», however, that every- de. lgnata, thts elty „ the location, are being built up at convenient ' one must assist ln the work All the clim atic and geographical ad places along the highw ay between 1 Safety Deposit Boxes suspicious cases m ust be Immed vantages having been taken Into Port Orford and Denmark and as soon as the regrading work is c o m -1 iately Isolated. To allow a sick account for Rent pleted the work of surfacing the child to attend school and endang er the entire school Is not honor Several prospective sites have road w ith crushed rock will sta r t I able. been offered, and it is quite possi There is a test for scarlet fever ble that the state of Oregon will susceptibility, a diagnostic test for he asked to turn over the present Youth Held on the dlseas»* Itself, methods of im state home, located at Roseburg, to Statutory Charge munization and a specific antitoxin the government and additional ad- Milton Rowe. 23-year-old Engle- treatment The use of the anti jolntng land will be purchased The i wood youth, arrested late Saturday, THE BLUE BIRD j toxin not only shortens the dura government w ants at least 150 acres is being held at Coquille to answer tion of the disease but greatly les of land I to a charge of attacking Dorothy sens the possibility of com plica ' Page, 10-year-old E astside school tions. girl. The attack occurred late i Thursday afternoon while the girl Many cases of scarlet fever, even Silver Spray to though of mild type harbor the Scenic Views Open June 7 was returning to her home from germ s In the nose and throat for On June 7, the Sliver Spray Gar school. The assailant w as fright some tim e after recovery For this dens will open for th e summer sea ened by the girl's screams, which of Curry County reason, the state boar»! of health son. according to George P Top aroused the neighbors He disap peared into the brush. has made the minimum quarantine ping. manager Late Saturday Coy received a tel- period thirty days from the onset The mamsnoth hall ia being re- of the disease decorated, thoroughly cleaned and ephone call from an Eaststde wo- During the last few »lays of quar painted The opening is being ad- man who gave police the Up that antine through disinfection o f the vertised far and wide w ith placards l«d to the arrest of R owe The little Oigars house, bedding and clothing Is nec show ing a beautiful view of B an girl Identified R owe at police head quarter« essary All persons in the house don beach. A 12-year old Millington girl, who hold must bathe and wash the hair A new orchestra personnel Is w as attacked April 19. also idenU- in an antiseptic solution before re- planned for this year, which, ac fled Rowe ae her attacker I Can dr cording to Mr Topping, wtll prove even more popular than the orches- D sn C P tra of former years The modern girl — At 16 she's Dance, May 34. 1930, at W O. W Pancea will be held on Saturday pretty, at 25 she has wrinkle«, at hall. Port Orford, by Neighbor« of and W ednesday night, and on Sun- 30 her hair Is grey, at 35 she short- Magazine« W oodcraft T ickets * 1 M Good day afternoons Jitney prices will ens her skirt a trifle m ore turns music and supper. , again be charged this year. blonde and starts all over again Associated Gas Kelly Springfield Tires L. B. HATTON Prop. Port Orford, Oregon 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. Curry Znapter No. 135 0 . E. S. Regular mgetlnga. third Satur day of each month Visitors always welcome. W orthy Matron. Ena McKenzie Secretary, Velma Sabin PORT ORFORD LODGE A. F. & A. M. No. 170 M««ts eeeoad Saturday of each month Vtattlng hretkera w el come. CBAWFWRD W (4M.TH. W erW ilpf.l Master FRANCS« W. SMITH.