Fort Orford Deep Water Harbor — The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Wealth of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. IV.
.To Call Meeting Thurs. Night;
Other Candidate Probable
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, August 5, 1930.
Forest Official Speaks
Infantile Paralysis
Tax Exempt Lands
Big Rail Contract Let;
Work to Start at Once
Grants Pass, Aug. 1.—A G. Jack
(Oregon State Board of Health)
Salem. Aug 1.—About 47 per cent
son. of the Siskiyou National For­
The real cause of infantile para- of Oregon's total area of 96,669
est office here, says:
lysis or polimyelitis is not known square miles is untaxed land own-
"Believe it or not. if you furnish hence no definite rules can be laid ed by the federal government or
the information that leads to the down in regard to prevention This the state, the state tax commission
arrest and conviction of any person disease usually occurs during the revealed. Of this untaxed area
who between May 15 and October later part of the summer. The pres­ about 14,463,411 acres are federal
1. throws away lighted cigarettes, ent epidemic in southern California timber lands and 661,594 acres are
I lllv W w it h e r
C'gar8 tobacco n>a‘ches. flrecrack- occurlng during the summer is owned by school lands.
A call has been issued by sup­
„ Henry Johnston,
, 7 . United „ States leM
other or "«hted
porters of the so-called policies of
PORT ORFORD
any - or
public
,vaU material on _ quite out of tb ordinary So far
The only financial benefit accru­
I San Francisco, July 29. -Con­
the late Senator Joseph for a meet­ Cooperative Wea her Observer, Port way or lailroad right Qf
or on this year we have not had an un­ ing to the public from the federal
tracts for construction of a 112-mlIe
usual number of cases of infantile owned lands is 26 per cent of the
ing Thursday night In Portland to » h l w
LOCALS
o
reP ° r t a n y ,o re s t la n d in O reg o n . you a re
extension of the Western Pacific
paralysis in this state, however, government's revenues from rent-,
determine the matter of placing an 7he climatY
H i " aU
I entiUed l° receive
the fine
Railroad from Keddie to Bieber,
should
independent candidate for the gov­ the climatic conditions in the Port whlch may amount to
much as every precaution
x
. be taken als »nd grazing feets paid by stock-
C a lif , were awarded today to the
to
prevent
the
d.sease
from
becom-
nlen
to
whom
of
the
,andg
ai(.
ernorship in the field Among the Orford area for the month of July , 75 See sectjon „ and
Mrs. E. J Baker left Tuesday w A Bechtel company of San
of
ing epidemic
signers of the call are found a
The report discloses 29 clear Oregon Forcst Fire Laws
leased. This cut is allowed the morning from Marshfie-.u for Seat- Francisco and the Utah Construo-
Any child with an unexplained state and in turn the state appor- He where she will visit indefinitely
number of defeated candidates for days, and 2 cloudy days, with no |
tion company of Ogden, Utah.
"It is unlawful to fire a slashing stomach or intestinal
public office on both the republi­ rainfall. The daily range of tern
disturbance tlons the entire 25 per cent to the with her brother and her friend.
The construction, when linked
” i in Oregon without a permit be­ a" . a tamperature of 102 degrees, counties In proportion to the area Mrs. Drake, who is seriously ill
can and democratic tickets, The I Parature was:
with an 88-mile extension to be
tween May 15 and October 1. and with a discomfort out of all pro- o, government land in the respec
object of the meeting is to name [
Maximum Minimum the mlnlmum fine lg $25
R. G. McKenzie transacted bus built by the Great Northern from
" T h p f in « fn r
J*’* IOn l° th<* 8ymptom8, 8hou,d be tive counties Last year the 25 per iness in Gold Beach and at Hunt- Klamath Falls, Oregon, to Bieber,
Julius Meier as the independent July
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fr°
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Chlldre"
cpnt
a™un«ed
to
$265,000.
Head Satutdxv
candidate.
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will connect the trunk systems and
burning unattended on lands not a few days and the family Dhvsic-
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.
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With the question determined as
your own in Oregon ranges from ' ian called
Pam in the neck, back. , J he P“Wlc doea not benef,t ,rom visitor In J ^ n d o n " ^ " t h1“ '" '“ permit entry of the Great North­
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to whether an independent candi­
ern Into the San Francisco bay
$5 00 to $100.00.
„ n era l weakness
4 M
, Thursday
J !and
and limbs
limbs, general
weakness „„d
and the 8,ate owned lands unt‘> 8Uch
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d a te will be placed in the field, pol­
time as they are sold, when the
Mr* and Mrs- John Kunz, Sr , and region from the north.
“It
is
a
felony
to
wilfully
and
I
clumsiness
about
the
fourth
day
of
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itics should settle down to a hard
go Into the irreducible Mr' and Mrs -,<lhn Kunz, Jr, and
The project will cost approxim-
maliciously
set m
fire
forest, , the
illness, mars
mark me
the onset of
para proceeds
...civiuuniy net
e to
io the
me lores!,
me nines»,
OI para-
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Mrs llerlho w n a .- ... n
alalu tmnnoncn
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campaign for votes for the elec­
woods, brush, timber or cut-over lysis and may establish the dlag- SChO°' fund wblch now a8Krega,e» “ X . d T
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officials of the
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tion in November. Phil Metschan
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.
.
around
$7,000,000
The
Interest
from
arr,ved
Sunday
to
spend
the
week-
Western
Pacific
announced,
as
they
land in Oregon. The punishment nosis. Then a strict quarantine thp ,„VMted
fund ig appor- end at “ the
Lieut Tlchenor home, awarded the Joint contract Tha
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has been selected as the standard '
•« «-“soi..
may
be
as
much
as
two
years
In
must
be
established
and
odserved
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bearer of the Republican party and
tloned to the counties according to Mrs. Kunz, Jr., is a sister of Mrs. railroad estimated $4.500,000 will
i the State penitentiary.
under the directions of the family
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Edward F. Bailey of the democratic
their
population of persons of from J *cbenor- Tiioy left for their home be spent for labor and $4,800.000
j "The fine for throwing away physicians. Prompt reporting of
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party, and if an independent enters
four to 20 years of age which is Mon<lay morning via the loop route, for material, the balance being for
-
burning
tobacco,
cigarettes,
cigars,
any
case
or
suspected
case
is
the
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the field a three cornered race will i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adolphsen rights of way and engineering
matches, fire crackers or other first requirement of efforts at con- considered school age.
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result With election day but 90 j
Originally the school lands, com- Spen‘ Sunday *'n ,h(1 Rogue with
Timber and agricultural regions
lighted
material
on
any
road,
rail-
|
trol.
The
following
measures
will
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days away, active campaigning will
of Northern California and South­
prising the 16th and 36th sections their new motoi boat.
road
rightofway
or
public
highway
|
aid
materially
in
preventing
the
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S. A Lawrence of Eugene arriv­ ern Oregon will be served. The
begin early In September and old
in Oregon between May 15 and Oc spread not only of poliomyelitis but of each township, ceded to the state
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line politicians look forward to one
by the government for school pur­ ed In town Monday to spend a few Western Pacific link will »wing
tober
1,
may
be
as
much
as
$75.
many
other
communicable
diseas­
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days.
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of the stormiest political fights that
northward through Plumas and
a c-
You may receive one-half of fines es that are likely to appear in poses, aggregated 2,677,822,
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have been staged in Oregon for
,,
,
Lassen counties midway between
res.
Sales
since
the
state
entered
running
from
$5
to
$100
by
de­
epidemic
form.
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many years past.
statehood
in
1859
have
~ ~ -
tecting,
and
furnishing
evidence
Avoid large gatherings when a
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leading to the conviction of per- i communicable disease Is in the 2,016.228 acres.
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sons violating certain section of the community. This applies especially
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! Oregon Forest Fire Laws
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to
children. Children under fifteen Bicentennial Celebration ly was employed by Mr. Randall in -----------
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Los Angeles.
should not go places where there
weeks
Mrs White and children
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Washington, August 1. Nation­
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Gold -Mine Reported Sold may be careless coughers or sneez- wide plans are being formulated Harry Silver, president of the are still in the north.
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The Misses Grace and Fredia
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Gold Hill, Aug 1.— An unconfirm­ ers, or where food is handled by for the year long celebration In
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Natural Lithia company, Ashland,
ed report is prevalent here that the hands that have not been washed 1932 of the two hundredth anni­
Fromm entertained Friday night at
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spent the weekend here on busi­ a dinner party at the home of their
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Matthews gold mine on Foots creek just previously.
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versary of the birth of George ness.
grand mother, Mrs. C. Fromm, in
has been sold for $75,000. Gold min­
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Cover the nose and mouth with Washington. Nearly one-half of the
ing in this district is taking on re­ a handkerchief when sneezing or states and territories have already
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S. J. Spoerl and Nlel Rice came honor of Miss Marlon Sauers, who,
newed activity and several new coughing. The secretions of the started preparations for the cele- in town from the Baker ranch with her mother, is leaving for
their home in Portland.
Average
i veins have been reported found.
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nose and throat may harbor the bration and the others are expect- Wednesday
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1'<>,a Crumley and Ruth Maloy.
germs or communisnble disease.
ed to do so within the next few
Mrs l-red Jamieson accompanied accompanied Florence McMillan to
(
City Buys Water Plant School Fund Apportioned Wash the hands with soap and weeks.
by
Miss
Juanita
Johnson
and
Mrs
her
home at Bridge Saturday They
Grants Pass. July 31.—At the
Salem, Or., Aug. 1 The annual water before eating.
C.
C.
Wright
motored
to
Bandon
will
visit there for several days
I-.radicate flies and keep them /? { v n „ X ia n “ T i f f ”
pedal election held here Wednes- apportionment of Interest on the lr-
Thursday afternoon.
r
X rlV vs -Vian L u l l
day 624 voters favored the pur- leduclble school fund aggregating away from food.
u
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1 Th L' C' Cunningham family,
base of the city water syst m of $411,607.38 was announced here to-
Pasteurize or boll a';, milk
And Gets Robbed Mr and Mrs W R Keefer and who have been living in the Mrs.
Sympathy for an elderly strangei ,wo *"ns l,r San Joaquin. < nl., ar- Mabel Gillings house while Mr
the Grants Pass Water Company day by George G. Brown, clerk of
The prevention of infantile par
-
n lk in v along
a l o n e . the
h „ highway with . a rlv,>d Saturday n ig h t......................
to visit at the Cunningham
has been engaged on
at the price of $65.000.00. Only four ,he state land board. This is an in lysis means the avoidance of much walking
\ crease of 1 per cent per pupil when unnecessary expense and worry; Httle red gasoline can In his hand home of Mrs. Rachael Marsh. Mrs highway work, are leaving thia
voted against the proposition.
compared with the apportionment th«1 prevention of much crippling cof,t D R Randall, salesman fm Keefer is the oldest daughter of week for Heppner where he will
Mrs Marsh.
be employed.
of $408.479 46 on August 1, 1929.
of children and all that such means ***• c -
Gentry company of Lo»
To Oppose McNary
Mrs. Alta Larsen spent Thursday
The apportionment to the coun- lo the individual and the state.
Angeles, $30 and a “cussing” be­
Salem. Aug. 1.—Certificate of ties was based on a per capita of
Mr and Mrs. Myers of Gold
cause he had no more cash In his In town on business from her home
nomination and acceptance of Lie-
ocn, - a
.
F
Beach, accompanied by a friend
pockets when he was held up late in Bandon.
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n
a d .
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for
,he
260,178
children
of
A Banks of Medford, Inde- schoo,
thp R
Catholic Day to
F. C. Charlesworth transacted from Portland, enjoyed a fishing
Sunday night near the Davis slough
pendent candidate for United Stat-
f4,,rpv r,_11
Be
at
Shore
Acres
ro»
<
<
on the hlghwny, says the Coos business at Dunhams store In Gold trip on the Elk Saturday.
es s e n a to r a t th e N o v e m b e r elec- ba8„ d on
8choo| c h j|d re n
Beach Tuesday.
Catholic Day for all the Catholics Bay Times
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson
I tion, was filed in the state depart- jj gjj 4g
of southwestern Oregon will be ob-
Randall was driving north when
i ment here today The certificate
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Miss Anna Barton arrived Satur­ and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bernal
served at Shore Acres on Sunday, he noticed a short heavy-set man
Forty and children and Mrs. Maud
1 was signed by F. E. Kelly, presi-
August 10, according to Father Le- get out of a car and start walk­ day from Hillsboro where she has Forty, visited with Mrs. Forty’s
, dent, and H. T. Hubbard, secretary
been
employed
since
the
close
of
Forum -Notes
Miller of this city. The Right Rev­
.o f the assembly that nominated Mr
Tuesday night the forum enter­ erend Archbishop Howard is expec­ ing along the pavement with the school, to visit with her mother, father, Robert Pasklns, In Gold
:
Banks
at
Medford
July
8.
tained at a delightful beach party ted to be present. Mass will be said can In his hand as If he were go­ Mrs. N. S. Dean, for the next week Beach Sunday.
PHIL METSCHAN
near Hubhards Creek which about at 10 a. m. in the large hall on the ing for the gasoline with which to
The Misses Mabel and Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and son,
50 young people attended. It was shore. A choir of selected singers fill an empty tank.
Gold Strike Made
George, Jr., of the Middle Elk, were Wood of Palo Alto, Calif., left Fri­
Development Restrained
1 given in honor of Donald McKen-
Randall
gave
the
stranger
a
lift.
day for their home. They have vis­
will accompany the High Mass
Gold Hill, July 29.—A r.ew dls-
Gold Hill, Aug. I.—Another link
The stranger poked a six-gun In in town Friday. On their return ited the past month with Mr and
i zie, Elliott Woodworth, Miss Mar-
All Catholics of Coos and Curry
they
were
accompanied
by
C.
H
was added to the chain of litigation covery of rich ore in the famous j Ion Woodworth and Earl Tlchenor
hls ribs and ordered him to drive
Mrs H. L. Sauers. Miss Grace
of four years’ standing between the old Revenue mine near here was A weiner roast was enjoyed around counties, along with their friends, up the Slough road. The stranger’s Pearse, who spent the week end
Snelling, who Is also a guest at the
are
invited
to
attend
the
celebra­
reported
yesterday,
when
a
three
California,Oregon Power company
a large bonfire. The weather prov­ tion. The affair is to become an companion. In the other car, then with them.
Sauers’ home, accompanied them
and the Beaver-Portland Cement foot vein of ore said to average ed most delightful. Earl Tichen-
followed; and together they frisk­
Mrs. Ethel Mather of Sixes mot- a* fat as Crescent City, where she
company over the waters of the ,20° per 10,1 ,n *old was uncovered. or celebrated his 17th birthday with annual observance in the future.
visited Creighton Sauers In the
Father LeMiller will leave for an ed Randall s pockets of everything Ored to Bandon Tuesday
Rogue river at Gold Hill, Or., where The property ia bein8 developed by a cake and lighted candles.
they contained
A. H. Saxton and family have hospital, returning to Port Orford
eastern
trip on August 11.
the two corporations are cross-riv-1 Sea,t,e interests.
The older man was at least 45. moved from Hunters Creek to the Saturday night. The many friends
Donald McKenzie, Walter Robin-
neighbors, when Federal Judge
with a prominent gold tooth. He Mclntrye camp until their road of Mr Sauers will be pleased to
z-
n,
i»
son and Dav,a Ponting were the
McNary signed a temporary re- j ( ounty ( lerk Records
Library Bo<ird
talked with a decided German ac- contract Is completed.
Sunday night leaders of the Forum
learn that he Is recovering as well
straining order to enjoin the ce-1 Instruments filed with County at which 42 were present George
The Library Board will meet to- J cent. The other man was young,
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Mr. and ___
Mrs Charles
Thompson ______
as can be expected from his serious
ment company from taking further j clerk Caughell at Gold Beach for Elliott read the Scripture, Davis morrow night (Wednesday) at the slender, dark, with a very thin face, of Los Angeles arrived Sunday to accident
steps to divert the water across Its tecordlng during the past week in- Ponting read the responsive read- library for their regular monthy They drove a model A Ford coupe, visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sau-
r bore, on the rear, a tattered sign ers of Agate Beach Park.
Mrs.
B' Hatton Is spending several
property.
| elude:
ing, Donald McKenzie gave the an- meeting
The order was signed Saturday at | Sheriff to R. G. McKenzie, tax nouncements and Walter Robinson
i printed with the word "Klamath", Thompson is a niece of Mrs. Sau- day® at bia bome from hls mining
A. G. Jackson of the Siskiyou which may have been "Klamath ers.
Judge McNary's home where it was < deed
road the prayer. Mrs Mabie Gill-
property on the Middle Elk.
taken by counsel representing the
Sheriff to Walter Fry, tax deed ings had a sermon especially pre- p'’rea,ry office at Grsnts Pass ar- Falls," since pait of the sign had
Mr. and Mrs. Orris Knapp and
yym
power company. According to the I Sheriff to F D. Colvin, tax deed pared for young men by Rev Clin- r'ved Saturday night to spend the been torn away. The car’s license children and Mrs. Ella Knapp from , Johnson returned Friday
trip up the Rogue to Ulahe.
petition for the order, the cement
Sheriff to Iva Wlttman, tax deed, ton Locke of Chicago. It was an week end with his family who have number was too badly obscured spent Sunday In town from Bar
jjr » and
Mrs. Fred Jamieson vis­
company drilled holes In the bed- ) Ida Schackleford to State of Or- especially enjoyable program
been_camplng here.
: with mud to be deciphered
View Camp near Charleston
ited at the bedside of Charles Jam­
rock bottom of the river some time egon, deed.
Peggy Corson will be the leader
Mrs. Louis Marsh and children ieson In Bandon Saturday.
ago with the Intention of blasting
M H. Brown to State of Oregon, for next Sunday's Forum, and there
SCHOOL ACCOUNTS AUDITED
returned Sunday from Marshfield
a channel through the under-water deed.
The work of auditing the accounts of the various school dis
will be special music by the male
where they have been visiting Mra
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fisher of
►portions of property owned along
w A Dahl to Minnie Dahl, deed quartet and Mrs. Sweet. Everyone trlcts of Curry county has been completed and County Treasurer E. Marsh's mother, Mrs. William Em- Seattle are spending a few days In
the river bank by the cement com-
F F Friant vs Nancy Wright et is invited to this service.
M. Bogardus furnishes the following information relative to the fi­ ery, for the past two weeks
town Mr. Fisher Is regional man-
pany and thus diverting the water »1. suit to foreclose mortgage
E B Sypher, county commission- ager of the Delco Light Company,
Election of officers waa held last nancial status of each district:
through its property.
p. E. Masters to E. E Billings. Thursday at choir practice. Presi­
G r a d e Srh<w»b»
er, of Ixmglola, visited In town Sun-I
-a.—
t Mr and Mrs. Bud Post and fam­
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quitclaim.
Uncollected Cash On
Warants
Bonds
day.
dent, Elliott Woodworth; vice pres­ Dtatrlct
Taxes
Hand
O’tst'ndi'g O’tst'ndl'g
Mr and Mra. Crawford Smith, ily and the Ray Hyde family en-
ident, Davis Ponting; secretary. No.
State Fair Sept. 22-28
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$ 4,136 08
$1 IMJB $ 8.841 66 $ 1,00000 Mrs. Amanda Smith, Frit Smith, Joyed a picnic dinner on Oyster
Peggy Corson;
treasurer, Lela No.
Salem, Ore., Aug. 1.—Prepara-
Mineral Output 1929
2.
1,123.41
1797
2,166 44
2.800.00 Mlsa Katherine Smith, Mr and Mra. Creek Sunday.
tions for Oregon's 69th annual state
The total value of the gold, silver, Crumley; organist, June Crumley; No. 3
7.35778
2 388 95
M T Wright, Mr. and Mra. George
Friends of Frank Vail will be
fair this year are delcared to in- copper and lead produced from lode superintendent, Mrs. Mabel Olli- No. 4
68676
16262
162 62
258.75
Quigley and family, and Mra. O. glad to learn that he has returned
elude every possible feature to in- and placer mines in Oregon In 1929 R|,f8: caretaker, Eddie Lindberg
5
(»y. a*
927 36
750 00 Lcneve, enjoyed a picnic dinner on to hla Coquille home from the vet-
sure the largest and most complete was $486 900. according „ ____
No. 7
31252
1.536 77
the Elk river near the Charles For- eran's hospital In Portland, where
exposition in the history of the figures compiled by Victor C. Heik- Thursday night’s meeting when No. 8 .
644 79
4949
396 00
ty place Sunday,
he has been very III.
es. of the United States Bureau of committees will be appointed 40 | No. If)
fv e n t
4 432 47
2 670 98
11.291 61
8,000 00
Mr and Mrs Weston Zumwalt, Mrs Arthur Gale of Bandon re­
Premiums and purses aggregat- Mines- Department of Commerce young people attending last week's No 12
4,282 19
1« 39
4,710 43
10.500 00 ar d family, and Mrs O. Leneve, 1 turned to her home Tuesday after
Ing $80 000, horse race prizes total Thi* iH the larg*’ t recorded value cho,r practice
'No. 13
931 19
1828
enjoyed a picnic dinner on the Elk spending a week with Mrs. E. J.
Ing an additional $17.500. and a sev-1 s*ncc that of 1924 The substantial
I No 15
185 46
182 06
260 3«
river near (he Charles Forty place Baker.
en-day event instead of the usual increase In the State output In 1929
( lub Meets
No. 16
407 53
1 01
1.424 60
Sunday.
I To meet Mrs. A. O. Jackson of
six-days are among the many at- i was di* to 8 larger yield of gold Thursday afternoon
a special , No. 17
a aav ■
4 695 83
14 000 00
Mr and Mrs. Weston Zumwalt , Grants Paas, former president of
tractions of the program to guar- and copper, though the higher pric- meeting was called of the Women's No 18
683 08
35 35
240 00
and family of Sixes were shopping the Southern Oregon Federated
ante« the success of the state wide !pg ,or copper and lead were con- club In honor of Mrs A. G. Jack- No. 20
2,746 59
6031
In town Saturday
2
160
00
Cluba, Mrs. Mabel Gillings enter­
project to be held September 22 to tribuUng factors
¡son. former president of the South- No 22
2.543 35
788
3 .566 88
Dr. and Mra. F. C. Birch and tained Wednesday afternoon at her
ern Oregon Federated Women’s No 23 _
28 With the fair being held over
676 39
564.86
children, Wanda and Frederick, of ( home at a delightful afternoon
through Sunday, a plan but once
Kills Bear and Cougar clubs, who was vacationing In Port No 24
603 77
537 07
Marshfield, accompanied Mr and luncheon Pink carnations and tall
before attempted, total attendance
John Adams of Potato Illahe. 1 Orford. Several invited guests and No 25
4 226 33
22 24
3 31258
Mrs J Lee Brown of Marshfield, pink tapers formed the artistlo table
is expected to far eclipse any pre- former game warden, last week n>«Fiberg were present and enjoyed
were recent Sunday visitors at the decorations Mrs Gillings' Invited
the
Informal
talk
given
by
Mrs
vlous showing, while the additional i killed two stock killing bears and a
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$40,51725
$34 353 71 $37 050 00 Baker ranch.
guests were Mrs. Carrol Tlchenor
day also will thwart unseasonable -ougar near hls ranch One of the Jackson on the subject of ferns
High Schools
Mr and Mrs. M T Wright were I of Portland, Mrs Mary Holt of
weather In hampering the exposi- bruina was of extraordinary size Tea and wafers were served at the I Union High, No 1
$ 8 334 37
227 06 $ 5 295 85 $10 500 00 business visitors in Bandon Halur , Myrtle Point, Mrs C. C Woodworth
Itlon.
! Several of hls varmint dogs were close of the afternoon.
Union High, No 2
7.308 99
303 32
9.189 69
160<)0 00 d ,7
| and Mrs Howard Hull of Sixes,
Injured In the melee.
Union High, No 3
540436
734 07
W T White, Jr, returned the | Mrs Ralph Sturdlvan, Mrs. Hana
4 083 22
Mrs C. C. Ponting and ar n Dav­
Peggy Corson went to Bandon |
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last of the week from Portland | Adolphsen. and Mra. George W
Tuesday where she visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Wright spent is. motored to Bandon Tuesday
Totel __ ________
$21 048 22
$15,068 76 $26,500 00 where he spent the past three Roranson.
returning home Sunday
Sunday in Bandon.