Port O rfojd Water Deep Harbor =
The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. IV.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday June 17, 1930.
Number 32.
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. Historic Battle Rock Safe;
Commission Acquires Site !
JI obacco Signs Along Highway;
Chamber Takes Action
(the ¿Kriiiritibrrinri ÎKurk
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S atu rd ay aftern o o n C hairm an H.
B. Van D u zer of the O regon S tate
A shland. Ju n e 10. — T he fam ous
H ig h w a y C om m ission
and Sam
B oardm an, su p erin ten d en t of the old A shland m ine, A shland, Jack-
O regon S ta te P ark C om m ission, v is­ son county, O regon, has been sold
ited P ort O rford and m ade in sp ec­ to P. B. W ickham , prom inent m in­
tion o f th e lands fro n tin g B attle in g operator o f sou th w estern Ore­
R ock w h ich the com m ission has gon. T he m ine has been ow ned for
acquired for a sta te park Mr Van m an y y ea rs by E D B riggs, attor-
D u zer inform ed S ecreta ry S oranson neY o f A shland, O regon, and w as
o f th e ch am ber o f com m erce, that optioned to P B W ick ham in 1929.
the park w as n ow an assu red f a c t .) the deal being n egotiated th rou gh
Famous (¡old Min Is Sold =
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T hrough p ortals o f liquid. M in tilU n t light
W hen th e W est aw ak e« from it« star-filled night,
Red a s th e fire in th e opal's ray,
O pening w ide the silv er g a te s of day.
O ver th e earth an d the green-b lu e sea
t o m e s sa ilin g a sh im m erin g sh ip to m e;
W ith thunder and ligh tn in g b lighting reeks.
My m ind sw lft-w lllg ed \is io n ln g flig h t
T hrou gh c o lon n ad es of m y stic tight
G oes to Port O rford's su n-garlan ded sh ore
I h at on its B a ttle R ock I gaze o n ce m o r e ;
And I seem to se e n phantom liand
B rin gin g a cargo of silk en dream s,
B eck o n in g to m e w ith sh adow y hand.
W oofed and w arped w ith golden then»«,
And in my e a rs th eir voices com e;
The v isito rs left about six o'clock th e o ffic e o f E T S tap les also o f = w e a v in g „ „ T ln le 9 sw irt-«h uttled loom
S tartled and still, 1 stan d, and dum b!
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w ill return to P ort Orford du rin g not been given out, but it Is under- i * ’‘U ' U“ “ “ “
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“A re w e Io be lost In an o th er’s fam e?
the co m in g w eek in con n ection w ith stood that co n sid era tio n s o f m ore !
the park m atter.
than $50,000 are involved in the deal
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hund “ "d s , ‘* d **“ “ « * •
A re there none to love and honor our na.ne?"
T hu s is ended three and a h alf and
is know n to have been an
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un iform ed str en g th he stau n ch ly sits,
yea rs o f str u g g le on the part o f the a c tu a l sale.
» R eady for a c tio n in need 's quick call
T hen my soul leap ed up w ith p atriot's pride
ch am b er o f com m erce to preserve
T h e A shland m ine em b races som e
! To tigh t for th e righ t, to rise or fall
To the brave m en's call from life's other side;
h istoric B a ttle R ock and th e won-
acres. P reviou s production ex-
J In hum an ca u se w h ere h is heart throbs good
derful ocean view to be ob tained 1 ceed s one m illion dollars, princi-
To th e world o f m en in brotherhood,
“I’ve not fo rg o tten , brave m en o f yore;
from th e land s w h ich the sta te is pally recovered by a five-stam p m illI
ou sliall be rem em bered forever m ore.
acquiring. D isa p p o in tm en t a fter dis- * on ores ra n g in g from $15 to $40 per
D a u n tless he rode th rou gh th e th ick est strlf«
On B a ttle R ock, your San J u a n H ill,
a p p oin tm en t and d isco u ra g em en t | ton in value.
H eed less o f bullet or lu rk in g k n ife
A ll e y e s sliall see, all e y es sh all fill
a fter d iscou ragem en t, w ith greed ' U n dergroun d
d e v e lo p m e n t
In the h an d s o f h id den and dark-faced foe;
W ith your s to n e ^ u t figu res In base relief.
and trea ch ery p layin g d om in an t a m ou n ts to about 10,000 feet, ex­
O nw ard, still onw ard, he bravely goes
On th is w ave-w ash<d rock, on th is m ighty reef,
roles, have been m et and o v e r c o m e ! p lorin g th e vein for a len gth of
W ith victory c ro w n in g th e San Juan H ill;
through the p e r siste n t e ffo r ts of 1500 fe e t and to a depth o f 900 feet
W ith my ow n h an d s browned and roughened and
N ot w ith hot h ate to hurt an d kill.
th e local cham ber and backed by , by sh aft
bare,
But to right th e w ron g and e a se the pain s
the m em b ers o f the h igh w ay com-1 The vein is a large, w ell-d efined :
I'll dare to ca rv e your im age there.
m ission w h o realized th a t the f i n e ; con tact fissu re in the older gran- :
Of h is b rothers scourged and held in chains.
W hile your brother w arrior on his horse above
ocean pan oram a to be seen from | ites and associated w ith diorite in-
G ives w elcom in g look from a heart o f love.
the h ig h w a y at th is point should trusions. T he ores accu r in tw o sep- ,
H e fo u g h t t h e f ig h t , g iv in g h is b est,
be preserved for the en joym en t o f i arate sh oots, each h avin g a len gth I
F o r h u m a n ity w r o n g e d , t h e p oor o p p r e s t;
H is invisib le sp irit hovers th a t stone.
the public for all tim e to com e, and o f about 250 feet
th u s far deter- j
F or ju stic e and freed om Old Glory files.
T hat rock -w rou ght ped’stal, a brother-th ron e
th a t by p a rk in g the land s h istoric t m ined. The w id th of better ores is
G ivin g th at grace to the««- foreign sk ies.
W ith brave K irkp atrick and his fa ith fu l band
B a ttle R ock w ou ld lik ew ise be gen era lly ab ou t four feet and th e I
And Io heroes held In d e a th le ss fam e
W hose nail-filled cannon held Port Orford land.
saved for its h istorical valu e and a s valu es are princip ally in gold and
S h e added R oosevelt's honored name.
a poin t o f great in te re st to the t r a v - ! silver, about 50 per c en t free m illin g .
f lin g public.
I ¿ow n to th e low est levels.
B y the curling su rf of th is ch a n tin g sea
And now w e w ill give him on H attie R ock
T he action o f the com m ission in ' D u ring the past year an ex ten siv e
T h is rem em b erin g rock sh all ev er be;
A sta tu e d e fy in g tim e's w orst sh ock ;
a cq u irin g th ese lan d s now m ake it su rvey and e xam in ation has been
P ort O rford's d a w n s w ill sh ow your deeds,
possible
for th e U n ited S p an ish carried out under the option of P.
H ere sh all he ride, th e true and th e brave.
W hile Day th e c h o r u s o f honor lends;
W ar v etera n s to carry o u t their R W ickham , the sa tisfa c to ry result
D efy in g all sto rm s w h ich com e rid in g th e wav«
O v e r a ll o u r g lo r io u s W e s te r n S im
ann oun ced purpose o f e re ctin g a o f w h ich led to pu rchase of the ! And th ose that blow dow n th e m oun tain peak
T o d a y s a n d d e e d s, erli-s o u t. W ell d o n e ! ”
m em orial sta tu e o f late P r e s id e n t < property T h e m ain ad it level has j
R o o sev elt on B a ttle R ock to com - ‘ been reopened and m any ou tsid e ;
m em orate th e con stru ction o f the im p rovem en ts carried out inclu ding ■
sc e n ic h ig h w a y b earin g h is nam e
[c le a rin g o f th e cam p and m ill site.
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sto ries o f th e con q u est of the grea t sistan ce. P ra c tic a lly all m ach in ery
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S in ce the o p en in g o f the scen ic
V ancouver. B. C„ Ju n e 14. T heir R oosevelt h igh w ay to th rou gh n orth
faces turned tow ard the proposed and sou th travel tw o years ago, the
fu tu re route that w ill extend the c itizen s o f Curry and C oos c o u n tie s
P a c ific h igh w ay in to A laska the from Bandon sou th to the C ali­
final link o f a great north and forn ia line have kept It In Its n at­
i sou th con tin en tal road, an lnterna- ural state, unm arred by htdeoua
i tion al caravan, m ade up o f A m eri com m ercial sig n s and billboard«
= can and C anadian o ffic ia ls and bus- T h i’ pollcy has b ,o u Kht forth m any
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world, and m ean s m uch in increa«-
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x i'olu m b la at th e head the caravan o n bu ild in gs and elsew here, and the
X w as exp ected to reach H ope ton igh t ’ Port Orford cham ber of com m erce
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P ro ceed in g via Q uesnel and P rin ce
G eorge, the party is due at H azel-
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P a rk s o f A laska, and other lead ers
from the territory w ill join In th e
return trip.
: w ith the approval o f the sta te hlgh -
w ay com m ission, has w ritten to th e
com pany a sk in g that th ey cooper-
ate w ith the citizen s in m aintain-
in g th is region In Its natural sta te.
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T he ob ject of th e tour is to bring
PO R T O R F O R D C H A M B E R
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O F COM M ERCE
X tern ation al boundary to plans for
B andon, Ora.
X the ex ten sio n o f th e road
Ju n e IT, 1930.
R. J. R eyn old s T obacco Co.,
W inston-Salem , N C.
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All M asons.
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' h<' <’1,izens o f Curry and Coo«
S ; hold a joint picn ic at Mast G rove cou n “ PK O regon, along the route
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x ' river on Sunday, J u n e 22 M em bers from Bandon O regon, sou th to th e
X ! Of th e three M asonic orders their C allforn la sta te Un* a d ista n ce o f
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'W e ste r n P a c ific affa irs, a s report- bu sin essm en g en erally, and th e n * t-
ed In the M yrtle P oin t H erald re- urHlnpH" nt th e region sp eak s vol-
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Shoup, presid en t o f the Sou thern ' R ecen tly bill posters o f your com -
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m erce, sp en t S atu rd ay aftern oon in I w ith a party o f o ffic ia ls Mr Shoup's route, and theae sig n s are now th e
p or| O rford and at 2 o'clock sp oke ' private car arrived In M arshfield on*y
. on es “ P. excep t h igh w ay and
to a very sm all au d ien ce at th e | som e d a y s ago and trips w ere m ade directory sig n s and sig n s In th e
W oodm an hall on th e a c tiv itie s o f Into th e o u tly in g region s from th at lim its o f the tow n Your m en, w hen
the sta te cham ber In carryin g on Its I base by its o ccu p a n ts
in terview ed , sta te th at u n less th e y
jan<i se
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t t k m e e n n t t ' work.
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put the sig n s up an Inspector In
pla)nMi lh e gPneral w orU lngs o f the RAII.K OADK U O N T IN d F BA TTI F c h e ck in g their work will rep rim and
ch am ber and Its relation to the var
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joua lor-al cham bers and th e U nited
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Information Bureau
told in con d en sed form a s related been taken to the m ine, inclu ding
by C aptain J. M. K irk p atrick , w ho a large com pressor, hoist, etc., and
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com m an d ed th e w h ite s in th e battle «11
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w ith som e 300 In dians:
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In May, 1851, a t th e In stan ce of w as lately delivered at the m ine for
C ap tain W illiam T ich en or, com - con stru ction o f th e plant.
m and er o f th e stea m er S ea Gull. | A c o n tra ct has been given for
J M. K irk p atrick recru ited a crew d rivin g the m ain crosscu t level
o f e ig h t m en in P ortland , O regon. I w e st across
th e vein sy stem to th*
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to go to P ort Orford on the south-1 foot w all beneath the original north
w estern O regon c o a st to form « ¡w o r k in g s at a point not heretofore
settlem en t. T h e n am es of the m en reached In th is level. More exten -
fram P ortlan d on Ju n e 4. 1851, a n d !
D u ring the h ea v iest to u rist traf-
fic at least and n ossib lv longer
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Curry c o u n ties w ill
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tta in an inform ation booth In ch arge
W. Joseph, republican nom-
inee for g o v e r n o r died su dd en ly at
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o f a w ell inform ed citizen at the O regon n a tio n a l Guard encam p-
ju n ction near C rescen t C ity T h is is m ent-
to c o st about $550 for tw o m onth s,
e du ty o f se lec tin g
a nom inee
the fu n d s b ein g contrib uted by clt- o s u i c e e . enator oseph will fall
j izens, . b u sin ess in stitu tio n s, parttcul , ° on n th* e repu
republican
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lsr ly hotels, restau ran t« and service a n d / “ <*«• R obert W S aw yer o f
sta tio n s d oin g b u sin ess In both Bend, form er sta te h igh w ay com -
cou n ties. T h is collection w ork w as m ission er, and T hom as B. K ay, sta te
The ore w ill be treated by stam p toad s
on th e 9th o f Jun e 1851 landed on m il. and the valu es recovered by
th e beach Just below B attle R ock am algam ation , con cen tration and
in th e P ort O rford harbor, their en- flotation T he m ill w ill be located
tire a rm am en t c o n sistin g o f one U ! Just below th e m ain adit level o f
S rifle b elon gin g to C arigan th r e e ( the m ine and w ater for m ill u ses
Senator Joseph Dies
p articu larly
the
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h igh w ay and th e h ig h w a y , lead in g
out o f Coo* co u n ty via R oeeburg
and Drain T h is ser a lc e w ill s ta r '
Ju n e 15th and c o n tin u e tw o m onth s
At the expiration o f that period if
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Mr. Harlan Talks
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Hose th is w eek is $1.413 08 O f th is , h(. varlr).,a « ^ » lo n s
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am ount, $1 303 03 rep resen ts the )eft for
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cou n ty through the co u n ty fair tax
levy o f o n e-tw en tieth o f a m ill and Tl*’Y.1**.
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H ari"n ,a t- Quest w ith th e com m ission on April
T h a n k in g you. w e rem ain.
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pair o f d errin gers loaned to K i’ ’» - be used for first operation , to be
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’ *“a ’ o n a D - f “ r t h er en joy jg th is year, w ith ad d ition al re-
V ery truly yours
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rep resents
P atrick by a P ortlan d friend, about follow ed by electric pow er supplied
1 he hit
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beautiful sp o ts In th e P ort quest th at the O regon E lectric be P ort O rford C ham ber o f C Commerce
fiv e pounds o f r ifle pow der, and 1 by th e C alifornia-O regon P ow er
T a r i f f B ill
f ° f *he eXr'‘“ fUnd from ,h ' f>” 'i’' d region
G eorge W Soranson, S ecreta ry .
allow ed to con str u c t
m iles o f
la r lll
D i l l t a x levy in M ultnom ah county. Un-
ten pounds o f bar lead.
com pany.
line from In depend en ce Io connect
T here w ere a few In d ian s in sig h t
T he A shland m ine is recognized
W ash in gton , Ju n e 16 P resid en t ( der the act o f 1923 no co u n ty shall
w ith its ow n line at Orville.
w h en th e p arty landed w h o ap- j a? the la rg est and m ost im portant H oover ann oun ced yesterd ay that receive m ore than $16.500 from the
The S ou thern
P a cific already
C oos c o u n ty ’s population is 28,338
peared to be friendly, but K irkpat- m ine In the d is tr ic t and am ong the
_’ t g n / I * ' . HBW.l' y '8 ,i’o^t fBil ,a ’ -. the *»<*■" ab <>ve that
serves In depend en ce, and although or an Increase o f 6,081 over the cen-
rick sen sed trouble and in sisted t h a t 1 largest gold m ines of the coast , a r , ,i bill passed last w eek by both am ou n t being divided equally be-
C aptaln T ich en or send ash ore the sta te s P R W ickham Is one o f b ou ses The approval of the bill tw een all th e co u n ties o f the sta te ,, The fourth annual flow er sh ow In I It has sh u n ted a sm all sh are of bus- bus o f 1920 T h ere are 1320 farm « In
old cannon aboard the Sea Gull, «he forem ost operators of sou th w est- w i" tend t0 " ’d
u n certa in ties T he e x ce ss from the M ultnom ah
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heM In ih e c * ^ '
to th e O regon E lectric, the lu- th e county. T h ese are th e figure»
w h ich he did, to g eth er w ith a c o p - , ern O reg o n havin g form erly o p e r - ',h a t exiat in ,ha b u sin ess world and co u n ty tax th is year w a s $3 961 56
C'UD w as nela ln lnp v o m - cratb
atlv e V alsetz cou n try is and has su bm itted by th e d istr ict cen su s su-
per m agazin e th a t cen ta ln ed three .t e d the A lm eda Copper Queen, "bould go far tow ard b rin gin g back ! w hich, divided equally betw een the m u n lty building « F «1 riday w ith a betn str ic tly E ss P ee preserves for pervlsor
or four c artrid ges each h old in g tw o v ic to r and W estern Metal m ines norm al condition The bill 1» nam ed 36 c o u n tie s g iv es each an addition Kr,‘a l e ' v» U ety of flower« that at
c o n tin u in g possession o f w h ich It Is
T he Increase
In Coos co u n ty
pounds o f pow der Upon d elivery of Mr W ick ham is also ow n er of the a fter R ppr*««ntatlve W illis C. H aw «1 $11004 A total of $56,249 43 w as any Prev,ou s »bow
Judge« w h o | determ in ed to accept the northern
w h ich w as gen eral th rou gh ou t th e
e n tire county, sh o w s a gain In pop
th e cannon , C aptain T ich en or bade sta n d a rd Metal m ine and one of ley o f the ,lrat d l"‘ rlct o f O regon, raised by the cou n ty fair tax in the a'*ard*‘‘J?'m.'"",’¿'4 ¿ " ? ' “ e * ,7 * line's c h a llen g e
th e party goodbye, sa y in g he would th e principal ow n ers o f W estern chalrn ian o f the w avs and m eana «‘« ‘e th is year The m oney is s v .l l- “ * " ry ” ’* * 'n a . pr*a,d en ‘ of
W ith each com pany eager to buy ulatlon of better than 22 per c en t
return w ith in fou rteen days bring M etal.
c o m m ittee o f the house, w h ere the ,b le for use ln su pp orting a cou n ty ™a r , " rlel" G aruen ciun Mr H eal- th e profitable feed er lin e the bat- du rin g the past d ecade T h e popu-
ing a b etter su p p ly o f arm s a
n
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______________ bill origin ated , and S en ator R eed fair or th e cou n ty cou rt m ay. at
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tie lin es are clearly draw n In th is latlon ln 1920 w as 22,257
C ensus
m ore m en. and sailed sou thw ard to
V fp p tin c r
S m oot o f Utah, chairm an r' the fi- it* d iscretion , expend th e fund or Qutllp _ h,°"eK8t,end? ? g frOrn P ort sector, as th ey are in the K lam ath figu res for e a ch precin ct w ere com -
Ran F ran cisco. A fte r the Rea Gull
n an ce c o m m ittee o f .h e se n a te an y portion o f It in support o f any O rford and w h ose exhibit won third F a lls exten sion case w herein the piled by th e o ffic e In E u g en e It
left, K irk p atrick , w h o w as In com -
w h ich c o m m ittee handled the mean fair, land produ cts sh o w or llve- prize w ere Mrs. R G. M cK enzie S. P is r esistin g H ill line e ffo r ts to wa* stated
m ana o f th* party, lost no tim e in
A rran gem ent has been m ade for ure in th at body.
stock exp osition open to general Mi«. C. C. P on tin g, Mrs G eorge exten d sou th into ex clu siv e E ss P ee
All c ities In th e co u n ty sh ow ed
m a k in g cam p on B a ttle R ock T hey a m ass m eetin g to be held at the
com p etition . U n expended portions Q uigley Mrs. Ed L indberg and Mrs territory for a W estern P a cific con- su b stan tial g a in s T h e 1930 popula-
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hauled the old cannon to th e top P resb yterian com m u n ity church o f
S everal fa m ilie s from
B ru sh es ° t the fund a fter Jan u ary 2 revert
n ection that would v irtu ally afford tlon for the p alltical su b d iv isio n s
even t, M is C. C. P o n tin g said
o f the rock and placed it so as to L anglois, n ext Sunday. Jun e 22. at creek in clu d in g th e Fred H all. F os- to the co u n ty road fund
the northern lin es a new transcon- are: M arshfield. 5.286; N orth B end.
W<- experien ced^ « great deal of tln eh tal line p arallelin g the South 4,001; Coquille, 2,732: Bandon, 1,506;
com m an d th e narrow ridge w h ere 2 00 p. m„ to d iscu ss the m atter m ore, and 8 h lr ey fa m ilie s and the
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th e In d ia n s w ould have to crow d p ertain in g to h old in g ch urch ser- tw o sm all son s o f C harles Fox en- Mrs.
Fred Jam ieson w as substi- pipa»ure and sa tisfa c tio n In e n t e r - ( prn’a O verland route
M yrtle P oint, 1.362, P ow ers. 1.158;
to g eth er before they could clim b th e ¡v ice s in 1-anglois in the futu re
¡joyed a picnic dinner at H ubbard's tu tin g in the post o ffice yesterd ay
o u ’ *m a*' exhibit w hich w as r e - (
Em pire, 497 and E astaid e 492
rock. B a ttle R ock b ein g surrounded
By th e sta te m en ts o f som e and creek S u n d ay
for Mrs. H oggatt.
ip on slb le for the w in n in g of a rib
by w ater save at low tide w hen the the a ction s o f oth ers It is uncertain
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bon Several hundred flow er lover
i thronged the large hall, adm irin g
north end is accessib le.
; a s to the w ish o f the com m u n ity
Salem , Ore Jun e 10 «Sp ecial.
D R ed ® * d'
and g lea n in g m uch inform ation on
K irk p atrick and E agan a fter l o - , It is not the desire o f the church
new and la re sp ecim en s of plan t T he sta te en gin eer has no au th o rity R ev
C H ulet o f M yrtle P oin t.
e a tin g the cannon to com m an d the o ffic ia ls to tak e any action which
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The kn ow le.lg. gained th« to grant ap p lica tio n s filed by R o w a" el*r,pd m aster o f the O regon
ridge loaded it w ith a tw o pound w ould be con trary to the w ill of the i
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m ost courteoui treatm en t of the ! m a|n e W M eyers o f O akland, Cal sta te gran ge T h u rsd ay aftern oon to
sack o f pow der, and on top o f that people or a reflection on the vlcin-
club officers, the w onderful son g and C harles H I^-e o f B erk eley for su cceed G eorge A. P alm iter, w ho
abou t o n e -h a lf of an old cotton , Ity All th e people o f L an glois and
birds that trilled con tin u ou sly, the w ater power righ ts on the R ogue resign ed a fter servin g as m aster
shirt, and then a s m uch bar lead com m u n ity are Invited and urged to ■
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in iatu re gard en s cleverly-con stru ct river In J osep h in e county, accord in g for seven years
be
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e u t Into p ieces o f from one to tw o
ed by the S u n sh in e division , the to s legal opinion handed dow n by • H ulet's election cam e on the se c ­
Inches In len g th as one could hold m atter
florists' corner the ex q u isitely ap I H Van W inkle, a tto rn ey general. ' ond ballot by a m argin o f 255 to 55
R ev M cV icker o f Randon w ill Í
In tw o hands, and th en a couple of
poin ted tea tables, the m iu lca l pro- here today The proposed develop- over M R Schrock o f Clackamas
old n ew sp ap ers for w ad d in g
The , m ake a sh ort add ress as an intro- I
H ulet and Sch rock w ere
sin . all added to the fairyland o f rnent w as to co st ap p roxim ately c o u n ty
cannon w a s prim ed w ith fin e rifle . ductory. then the question o f the
th e su rvivors from a field o f eight
flow ers m aking a day long to be re­ $?3 H0<) OfX)
pow der and train ed to rake the nar- g a th erin g w ill be d iscu ssed and de I
candid ates, six being elim in ated on
m em bered.''
row ridge
T he oth er arm s w ere term lned d e fin itely
R hea I .«per, sta te en gin eer, w ith a ballot taken W ednesd ay night.
Several o f the local garden club whom th e a p p lica tio n s w ere filed
clean ed and prepared for Im m ed­
R ev H ulet Is w ell kn ow n to C urry
Mr and Mrs R G McKenr'^
iate use
th u sia rts are p lan n in g to atten d
-Ud he su rm ised th at the case 'c o u n ty c itize n s and It a frequent
As soon as th e In d ian s sa w th e and Mrs E A. L indberg m otored
the M arshfield G arden club m eetin g would be carried Into the courts ' visito r to thia part o f so u th w estern
tom orrsw njght.
Saa Gull d epart th ey becam e very to Gold B each S u n d ay afterr.oor.
1er fin al determ in ation .
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Power Permits
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