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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. IV.
Predicts Arctic Circle Highway;
Sawyer Now in Alaska
Port Orford. Oregon, Tuesday, August 19, 1930.
| Gold Beach hospital yesterday,
where Mr Mitchell has recently un-
’ dergone a serious operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hull of
Sixes were shopping in M arsh
field Saturday.
Mrs Mary Nielson went to Ban-
don Friday to visit her daughter
Mrs. May Burbank.
Railroad Rumblings
Asks Cross State U n e
K lam ath Falls, Or.. Aug. 15.—
I-akeview has opened a drive to be
placed cn the Union P acific cross-
state line. The Lakeview cham-
ber of commerce thinks It only
, logical to have the line run from
j Crane to Lakeview and then to
hw
Hiway Fund Apportioned
W ashington. D. C., Aug 16.—Sec-
retary Hyde of the Department of
, Agriculture today announced the
allocation of federal aid highway
funds to the various states. These
funds were provided by Congress
for the year, beginning July 1, 1931.
‘ and amount to 3121,875,000. Ore-
gon's share being $1,997 565. The
Ernest Walker Sawyer, personal
PORT ORFORD
representative of Dr. Ray Lyman
George Curry of Elk river was H u ;" 8^ / 8*18 Th*
**" be allocat,on * “ niad* “‘ ‘ his time
Wilbur, Secretary o f the Interior,
buying supplies in town Saturday :
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P
° nCP * '
the 8ta,e ° n aCCOUn* of the drouKh‘ c° ndl
LOCALS
on all Alaskan matters, who was
j public service commission, and an tions in order to speed up highway
appointed on July 29 by President
Calvin Sm ith of Sixes has gone “ttem pt made to have the Union work. While the funds will not
Hoover as a member of the Inter­
to Myrtle Point to be employed at B a d flc iine from Crane rerouted actually be available until July,
national Highway Commission to
Mrs. Rosa Ponting left early the Charles Jam i.son camp
1 and instead of running across t h e 11931. their allocation at this tim e
investigate the plan o f construction Saturday morning for her home In
desert to Odell, be constructed permits the various states to an-
of a highway north from Hazleton, Portland after spending the sum-
Mr and Mrs Charles Mansell from Crane to Lakeview and then Uclpate them by short ’term borrow-
B C„ to Fairbanks, is now in mer with the C. C. Ponting family and children o f Coquille, visited 1 to Klamath Falls, giving the rail- ing so that the highway work may
A laska engaged on the highw ay Davis and Jesse Ponting drove her Sunday at the Weston Zumwalt road access to much more tonnage be taken up and the relief requlr-
m atter as well as other matters as far as Newberg where she w as home on the Sixes.
and connecting it with the railroad ed given
The money must be
matched by an equa" anwun by
com ing within the jurisdiction o f , met by her daughter.
center of K lam athiF alls
the Interior Department.
I
I Mr and Mr" Davld McKenzie
"
he various sU tes
the various states
In a letter to the editor of the I Mra Rober‘ For‘y entered the were business visitors in Marsh-
News, written from Fairbanks Leep Ho8pltal at Bandon Friday «eld Saturday.
,
Is t .m a t O u tlet S o u g h t
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Number 41.
¡Power Company Has Faith;
Copco Plans Development
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Students Earn Own W®V
Salem. Aug IS.--That the Cali­
C r v . n u a 7 L
Corvallis, Aug 16 E ighty - nine fornia A Oregon Power company
per cent of the men students and popularly known as ‘'Copco”,— a
44 per cent of the co-eds at Oregon Byllesby subsidiary has com plete
State college are m aking their own faith In the future of southern Ore­
w ay through school in whole or In gon is evidenced by their plane
for the future developm ent of hy­
part' accord,nK to «Ifures com pi I- dro-electric
power In that section
ed by thp re« l8trar
Forty-two per
Seven applications
cent of lhe “ *"• 14 per cent of the of
were the m state.
i k .a
women' or 33 Per ‘•‘■nt of the entire
, y ‘«e company with
8tudpn‘
arp entirely "on their « ‘“ • Engineer Luper here today
own and
“eP-ndent on others f ° r ‘be appropriation of the wat-
f<>r
educat(on
f
i ers of the North Umpqua river for
, power purposes, the estim ated coat
shows.
I •of the development being $29 650-
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entirely
d‘‘- 000.
s t a t e s th a t “I e x n e c t in 1 « .
sh e 18 expected to return home to- of , Newberg,
^ “ ,UWP“
, s t a t e s th a t 1 expect in less than m()rrow
accompanied ' by their
a rare individual at O. I
who recently stopped at the Ash- i
R ecently the company made five
five years to be able to drive from I
The
opening
of
deer
hunting
sea-
s.
C.
as
only
one
in
10
is
not
mak-
friend, Miss Smith, also o f New- land Hotel represented the Union
Port Orford to the Arctic Circle
Mrs. W R Panter who has been ber8- arrived Sunday for a week's Pacific railroad A close friend of be deiayed Iongcr th an 10 ^ X 7 ” ' E lg h tle n ^ p e r ^ c e n t? a^e ta T th in applications for the appropriation
of water on the Klamath river in
over a fine gravel highway. It is . i visiting her daughter. Mrs. L. B vislt at the c - c Ponting home.
says " h e ?„enn‘ na r e , int’e reshtedPabcV
ha!f
supporting, while 29 per Klamath county for power purpos­
already possible to drive over a
Hatton, returned to her Bandon
Thompson
fine highw ay as far north as Hazle­
, Mr.
, and
. Mrs.
, Charles
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---- tween Fuaene a n d R e d d i n g an d P” "8 the open,ng huntPr8 will be cent make more than half but not es. with an estim ated cost for the
of Los A ngeles were guests last I ‘
ugene and Redding , and g)ven amp]e w arning This w as de- «11 their expenses
Fifty-six per development of $27,000,000
ton, B. C., 860 miles from Van- I I home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Leutwyler re- wpek of Mr and Mrs H E Sauers. | *‘ '8 Po
H° P " ,
cided recent'y when Governor N o r-' cent of the girls get all their mon-
couver. W onderful scenery, good
roads and the best of food.”
turned Sunday from a trip to Rose- Mrs Thompson is a niece of Mrs.
' 1 '1 ,1
°
e , blad, officials o f the federal and ey fiom home, 14 per cent make
Gribble Visits
Sauers Mr. Thompson is su p erin -, thp I"ter8ta‘p Commerce Commls- state foreg, gervlce leaderg
pr,.
of
’ ma* a
Mr. Sawyer is accompanied on burg.
J. H. Gribble, National Forest of­
Boys
the 8
l° bu'l
d
™
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vale ______
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associations and of- make more than half but l o t ali.
his northern trip by Mrs. Saw yer;
, tendent o f the
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ficial. stopped over In Port Or-
and his son Richard, and plans o n 1 Mrs. Mabel Gillings was shopping All Nation Church of Los Angeles. from Cranp to Oda11' *8 ,ookln8 for fleers of the state gam e commls-
„
ford Wednesday fo r a b r i e f »1.1«
leaving for W ashington. D. C.. in
Bandon Tuesday afternoon
| From here they motored north to a p"88‘ ou‘'pt
sion met in Portland Last year a
Mr GribbU and n L i 2 h
I”ast year a students work In the ¡um m er Mr Gribble and Nelson MacDuff.
Vancouver, Wash
j great deal of inconvenience was many a)go „)ak(. mU(,h ()f thejr late supervisor of the National
tim e for the opening o f school. H e j
Mrs. Grover Tichenor and daugh-
i
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visited Port Orford in 1928 with his ters. Edith and Lucille, returned
George Shelton of Riverton and
Pnr„
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t6r8 beca“se th®, expenses during the school year a s ' Fore8‘ a‘ Eugene, were two of the
friend J. M. Beach and since that Wednesday from a two months vis Glenn Aiken were here Saturday
? “
. Ö*
-H ea rin g s will opening of the season was delayed sh()W„ „
of Mrg
first-forest officials to visit Curry
tim e has taken a lively interest in
IU uny be gtarted jn p ort]and September 4 when they were “all get" to go Into Howard, .....................................
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employment secretary
of county
cou,1,y some
some 23
23 vears
years ««..
ago. and they
It in Portland, Salem and other on state highway business.
this farthest west town in the north state points.
the campus Y M C. A I^ st year ' w e ,e then enK“8«d in perfecting
United States.
Mr. and Mrs. R oy K eefer and state comm erce commission, o n ' deer. Hunters as well as timber- (hp ,,y,. found jobg for 12O3 boyg j the oiganizatlon of the forest serv-
E R N E ST W ALKER SAW YER
They n,ade th‘‘lr headquart-
Henry Patton of Middle Elk vis- sons of San Joaquin. Calif., Mrs. the petitions of the Oregon Electric men are hopeful that by the tim e which* returned ThZm more than ice
j ited friends in town Sunday.
Rachael Marsh, and Miss K ather­ and the Southern Pacific railroads September 15—the date scheduled ¡54OOOO
¡ers at C. H P ea rses home on the
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, middle Elk, a n < tader their super-
ine Marsh, motored to Rogue riv- to acquire the Valley A Siletz (f«r the opening o f deer s e a s o n -
Forest Areas Closed;
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Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Washburne er Sunday where they were picnic railroad, a 40-mile lumber line ex- rolls
r°l'« around sufficient _ ___
rain will
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, vision the present McGribble i lang-
Fire Hazard Great and children of Portland are ex- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred tending from Independence to the have fallen to cause no hazard In
Sil I 1 ilfi 11 Streets
er station was erected, the station
Portland, Aug. 14.—Because o f pected to arrive this week to visit Marsh,
sum mit of the Coast range m ou n -1 going into the woods. In deciding
Monday the county graveled 9th taking ita name from the surnam es
especially hazardous forest fire Mrs. W ashburne’s father, W J
tains at Valsetz.
to under no circum stances post- street from Oregon street to Jack- o f the two men. Me for Mr. Mac-
conditions 444.509 acres in ten na- Paulman. and her sister. Mrs. E. A
Wl11 W hite. Jr., transacted bus-
Last April
the Oregon Electric P°ne the opening later than Octo- son. and Jackson street from 9th D uff and Gribble for Mr. Gribble.
tional forest reserves in Oregon Maloy.
iness in Wedderburh Saturday.’
announced it had contracted with bor 1 the state and federal officials to 6th, placing sam e in good con Mr. Gribble recalled those early
have been closed for the summer.
the Cobbs & Mitchell company,
were convinced that they were be- dltion for the winter traffic. Thf days with a great deal of pleasure
Mr and Mrs- John Fromm, ac-
Mrs. Esther Clinton of Los An
W In addition
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„ closures
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gcles arrived la st M o n d a v to v is it o w n e r s ’ to buV the Valley A Siletz ¡nK fair to both sportsmen and work w as done by thr Saxton-Loon-, and desired to be remembered to
cently issued order prohibiting
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' a( the H L Sauers home She left and planned to connect It, by the those interested in saving our for- ey firm, with the Miller A Perkins those whom he knew at that time.
sm oking while traveling in tim ber,1 nio‘o l,‘d ‘° Bandon last Tuesday
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W ednesday for the north and will construction pf a 21‘¿-mile link, cats from fire danger. W estern trucks doing the hauling. I - a
brush or g la ss areas, except on
week David Jenks and Grover Mc­
n a v e d o r s u r f a c e d h i r h w a v s hd -
8nd MF8' B° yd Shlelds and Join Miss Grace Snelling, who has w ith the Oregon Electric at Orville World
Weather Man Visits
paved or surfaced highways, ap John shleldg o f Bridge visited at
station. Application was made to
Gill installed a culvert at the in­
Edward
plies to all national forest lands the L Q Thurman honle Sunday. also been a guest a t the Sauers the interstate cot.<rtaiwe commie- Stlltc To HflVC Piirk
tersection
of
9th
and
W
ashington
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.
. Wells, In charge of the
home, in Seattle, and from there
. take
.
. surface
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United States
for
within the two states, according to
sion
for
permission
to
complete
the
•
streets
to
c
a
ie
of
wii-
. Weather o Bureau
u n a u ioi
they will return to Los Angeles by
On
Lamas
Mountain
ter
, Oregon, w ith headquarters in Port­
the regional forester.
1 S. E. Northrup, mining man
project.
(From W estern World)
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Spokane, transacted busineA in boat.
land, visited Henry Johnston, co­
The Valley & Siletz has for al-
Favorable action on the applica­
operative weather observer at Port
i Port Orford Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. C. Kellemn o f Eugene m ost tw o decades been a spur line
To Receive Publicity
Fair September 17-20 Orford last Wednesday, checking
and Mr and Mrs. D. C. Kellemn. Jr. operating o ff the Southern Pacific's tion of the state of Oregon for e s­
The action of the Chamber of
Mr Robert Forty and daughters.
tablishing a atate park on the sum-
The Coos and Curry county fair UP ‘be Instruments used in the lo-
of Oklahoma, visited yesterday line, through the connection at In
Commerce last June in calling the Shirley and Dorris, visited w ith wRh M s A
g
Arizona dependence, and the Southern Pa- mlt ° f Camas mountain between w m be he|d September 17. 18. 19 cal Nation to record weather con-
attention of the R. J. Reynolds Mrs. Forty at the Leep hospital in Jnn
clftc took *
tQ k
thp Ql
Myrtle Point and Roseburg has and 20 at Myrtle Point, and many d“ l°n« and generally checking up
Tobacco company to the fact that Bandon Sunday.
'
Electric nut
h*'" announced by the U. S. land attractions are being arranged for on ‘b«“ affairs of the station
Mr
« o lr T a 1 waaJ la8ter,nS ‘b ' ' - 1®0
Mr and Mrg w M Hodson o f
Lieut and Mrs
H Tlchen°r
“It is a fight between the South ° f i ‘C,e
RoseburK The state re- the public. It is hoped to have W<-H« found the station exceptlon-
Lieut.
Mrs. C
C. H.
Tichenor
Miles of Scenic Highway from Ban-
-
visited in Port Or- and son'
arl' left thls
son, E
Earl,
this morninS
morning ern P acific and the Oregon Elec cent'y applied to the land office for the three candidates for the gov- a l|y well conducted, and left the
don
Klamath Falls, visited ,n Port Or for r their
)hi_ Portland home, after a six
a lease on this property and ap- ern„hlp pregent, „„e on each of the - m e
for Gold Beach to check
u o n South
s o u m to
io the
m e California
v a .u o r n .a Line
m ne
"
with tobacco signs, is receiving at- ford Wednesday and Thursday of
vacation at Port Orford
er
line,"
was
the
way
one
Esoee
proval
from
W
ashington
w
as
re-
three
days
of
the
fair.
,
up
on
the
station at that point,
tention at the hands of the Amer- '««» week, while on a vacation trip wpeks vacation at Port Orford,
oeived recently. The 160-acre tract
official
described
it.
“We
feel
that
lean Civic association, and In the ‘°
coast.
Mrs. Albert Keil of Portland,
„
we have prior rights to the Val- is being leased to the state for $127-
$200 Per Pound
next number of "Civic Comments",
Mr and Mrg Har,ey ste w a rt and who haa been
with her
£
*
.50 annually, for a period of 20
rOFUm .Moles
told
the
(G rants Pass Courier)
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wn— »i-- -»
n ve
the
publication
of the association. daughter Misg Helen of San Joge sister, Mrs. Robert Fromm of
yeais, with an option for renewal
The Forum m eetings at the Com
we will pay for of the lease. The state can buy m unlty church are proving very
A metal that Is only one-third
the matter will be treated in a (-allf , are to arrive this week for Brushes Creek, returned last week ttheWorar : rvt ‘bat
. m e " °mmlSS'On deem8
t - t out-right at any time J
prof,tab,e and interesting ’to the '
-
to
her
home.
special article.
j a v jajt with friends. They are now
the proper value.
ita appraised value of $2550
young people despite the fact that
K
10 b® worth
( visiting in North Bend en route
The Oregon E lectric’s offer ia
Dr. and Mrs L. R. Pugh and
The park ia located directly on It ia vacation period, 44 being in • ornp^ in< these days when air
$8,000,000 for Owyhee Dorn Portland.
baby daughter were Sunday guests 8aid
have b,‘‘‘n »2.000,000
transportation and thousands of
the sum m it of the mountain, where attendance Sunday night.
Boise, Aug. 14.—P assing through
(jerajd Tichenor returned last at Die McKenzie ranch on the low-
there is a fine grove, suitable for
Beginning next Sunday night the ”,b< 1 industrial uses are crying for
here today en route to Washing- Wednegday from Portland and er Elk
camping, and a spring of cold wa- Forum m eetings will start at 7:30 more strength less weight.
BRADLEY LAKE
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la
1» a
ton, D. C.. after an investigation other
wherp hp
GRADING
DONE ler The tract 18 dlrect>y on the p. m , which will be the fall and , of 11 the ,8> oxide.
“ 8 worth $200 per pound
of the Owyhee irrigation project in
r
Mr and Mrs Carl W hite o f
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Malheur county, Oregon. Dr. El- vacatlon
Brushes Creek shopped in town
(From Western World)
Coo. Bay highw ay
w inter schedule
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wood Mead. Commissioner of Re-
Mr and Mrs. Opdyke of Reeds- Saturday
D. P Plym ale will finish his con-
Th’ p8rk '8 - e ™ “ a"d8' ‘be
Choir practice Thursday night at
The m etaK is berlllium from the
, clam ation, announced
that he port visited in Pori Orford Sun-
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Wlt„
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‘ rset for grading the Bradley Lake ¡«cent recrea Ion.' ac,. of congress. 7:30
X r '
ri,"
, , ask
, Congress
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. appropriate
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j l . spent
Me . . and . Mrs W illiam Ogilvie and
road todav
which com
rnmi pletes
let«-« the
the in which states, • count es and mu-
Marlon . Wilson
would
to
day.
Mr
and a Mrs.
Opdyke
. . . ruau
iiiuay, wnicn
“
. . . and Dale . Thur- . other lem arkable properties it ia
$8,000,000 to complete the project last winter on the Middle Elk 8° n ' Norr ’ • ot EaSle Creek, Calif., grade for what is known as the n ,c*P“ Itles are given authority to man are to be in charge of next non-corrosive,
So light is the metal Itself It will
arrived last Friday for a visit with beach-loop.
a PP!y For governm ent owned lands. Sunday evening's program of the
within the next three years The where they were interested in
float on water.
Mrs. Ogilvie’s aunt, Mrs. H. L.
p or tbe pa8t weeg
grading e,‘ber on a basis o f lease, purchase Forum
project is the largest project of its vestigating mining conditions,
Sauers They
left yesterday
for has been under way on this end of or <‘*change of lands of equal val-
A waterm elon feed w as given An airplane constructed o f
It
kind, other than Boulder Dam, in
last night on the beach, which was would lift from
the ground at
the United States, and Its total
Mr and Mrs M P ettit and H A Vancouver and Grays Harbor. Wn. the route, thus making the road ue' fo‘ Publlc purposes.
to the W estm ost golf links impas-
The 8tate highway comm ission greatly enjoyed by those attending speeds little greater than that of
cost will be $18.000.000. with 160.000 slack ° f Coquille were among those
Mrs. N P. Grant and her sister,
A real old fashioned song serv- a man walking
acres of land to be reclaimed
I A-hing at Garrison lake last week Mrs. S. B Mitchell o f Spokane, sable Detours from the Roosevelt ha8 become greatly interested In
highw ay south of town have been th,s ProKram. and is applying for a ice is to be given In the near fu- ' If there is any possibility that
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They reported that the perch fish-
were calling on friends in town
used but these have been found number of parks along the various ture.
such a metal m ight occur In south-
.
ing in the ocean was especially en-
Saturday.
state roads, to provide parks and
ern Oregon's mineral belt it ought
Mine Being Equipped jjo y a b ie
narrow and rough
cam ping grounds for free use by
Rogue River, Or., Aug 12.—The
be well worth the tim e of the
Mrs. Thomas Moore of Ophir vis­
It
is
expected
that
the
county
More Cement Arrives to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox of
Most
Maybell gold quartz mine on Bird-
prospector who would find It.
ited last Friday with her sister, court will provide sufficient grav- the public. ‘“
”2 , of these tracts are
The S. S Bi ndon of the Moore
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sey creek, recently reopened, is be- Langlois visited in town Sunday.
Miss Pearl Williams, and then w ent eilng to make it possible to use the
"* |pa8ed w,th an option to
Line arrived Ir the harbor Sunday
Ing equipped w ith a modern mill
Mfg c E Corrlck and daughter on to Langlois to visit with her newly-graded route at least ss f a r , p u ,th a8*
snd unloadei a cargo of cem ent for ' C ounty Clerk Records
To overcom e the water shortage to
v |ajted last week at the mother Mrs. T H. Dollar
as the golf links. South of there . *
rrrkT’wm
the new bridge across Rogue river
Instrum ents filed with County
operate the mill a large crew is home of J. x I. Everst on Elk river.
It can be used for some distance I*A .\I)U N JO GE I
O I 4 X I? y c < D u W E < at Gold B e s c , leaving In the even- Clerk Caughell during the past
employed in putting in a pipe line
Hr. and Mrs. Charles Lxmg en-
at the present time because of the
I LANE S E lt\ ILE Ing for her home port at Bandon ( week Include:
to water the plant The Mathews
R. L W agner attended the meet- J°yed 8 picnic dinner with relatives nature of the soil.
(From Western W orld)
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( F. F. Friant to M. T. Wright.
mine on Foots creek, the next ing o f the Coos and Curry county ‘rom Bandon at W inchester Bay
U
nless
clay
and
a
surface
is
put
C l ss clay and a surface is put
Wm Gadsby, who recently pur
fln<-nt CL>nt I ut —tlsfaction of mortgage
stream up Rogue river, reopened fair board the forepart of last Sunday,
on the sandy spots on this end of chased a W aco 9 biplane,
Na
W right to F F Friant
biplane has se- ’ n,K>l l<» H|HIU Dtpi. I SI
last year and operated by Grant week held at Myrtle Point.
The Port Orford schools will deed
Sunday night Mrs H L. Sauers fbe route the grade will soon be cured the services of a first class
M athews and associates of Grants
Mr and Mrs. Orris Knapp came entertained at an evening dinner In lost because of the action of the licensed pilot, Nolan Turner, who open Monday September 1st with
Curry County to Anna Adolph-
Pass. has been sold, according to
Charleston Saturday hon°r o t Mr. Sauers' birthday The north wind on the drifting sand com e- well recommended from the ‘be "»me * ^ t t o t teachers, except- gen deed
reports to a local group of mine
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and Sunday were joined by Mr and guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Ogll- I" order not to lose any of the Rankin F lying Service. Portland. lnK ‘be assistant high school teach- ( j „ Turner gherlff to H Cllf-
operators
Mrs Lloyd Knapp of Reedsport v,e and 8on ° f E aKle Creek, Calif., work done It is expected that the Mr. Turner has also had consider- er who *" 8,111 to be selected The ford depd
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Trowbridge Dr
B e and
snd Mrs
Mrs. E
L. R Pu8b
Pugh and baby | county road department will spread able experience In coast flying.
flying
personnal of the sta ff will be
j j , h . Turner sheriff, to C. A Shir
Cement Plant Resumes and daughter, r. Norma, o f Guem - daughter, Mr and Mrs. Harold Sau- 1 a" much gravel as necessary at this As soon s s a hangar can be High School — Principal, Miss ley, deed.
erected the ship will be kept at Rutb Clark, A ssistant—to be sel-
Gold Hill, Or.. Aug 14. The vjjje_ ca lif. Mrs. Trowbridge is a ers. Arllne W est of Smith river, time.
H. N Welch to J. L. Ash. deed
plant here, and quarries at Marble glgter o( Mrs Orrlg Knapp
and Mr and Mrs. C. W Hyde of
Bandon and Mr. Turner will make ec‘ed
Mountain of the Beaver Portland
Coachella, Calif.
his headquarters here He will give
Grade School — Principal. Mrs.
M rs M s r v v in v o r H
ai
.
Coquille. Aug
12 ^The newlv Instruction In flying, make passen- MalY B. Rice; Intermediate. Mrs
Smelter to Have Spur
Cement company, closed down the
Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton of
Gold Hill. Aug. 12.— The South­
last three months, resumed Wed- Gold Beach were In town looking • s a X d ^ ^ c s . m to w n M onda « 7 ,or"1' d Coquille Lumber company K " tU fh i, snd take contracts for Ed"a »*“ *“ ; Primary. Mrs. N P
ern P acific company has author­
nesday for an extended run
after property Interests Saturday “ cted business In town Monday af- ■ which has recently taken over the ‘ seeding . logged-off
. .. lands
Grant,
ternoon.
ized the sm elter company, which is
The close was due to a big cavein and visiting relatives
holdings of the old E E Johnson j The ship carries an Airworthi-
erecting a sm elter Just north o t
at the quarries, which cut off the
R R B>
Qf
Mr
Mrg E A Acfcley of Lumber company, Is expected to ness terrificate from the Aeronau-
( -OSSt Guard Here
this place, to make a spur con-
supply of limestone at the c em en t, port]and >rrlvpd gaturd
v„ , t Shasta Calif , who last year spent begin operations here Thur-day *>r81 Board of the Department of
The CoqullM River Coast G uard1 n e c t in n ~ w it h 4 t . i ~ m . l n Una
The
plant here. The close down p er-,
of
flve weekg a l A(fgtp B „ach park officials -tale, provided Installstlon Commence
crew WRg raIled
thg mouth o t ‘
m achinery for the sm elter has ar­
lod w as continued to make annual
* d
htpr
Mrg have returned for another visit,
of electrical apparatus used to fur-
Mr. Gsdsby is a brother-in-law Rogue river Sunday night to give rived and the work will be pushed
repairs. The two plants are now
I nlsh power is completed at this of O. C. Shindler snd expects to relief to the fishing boat Aina, and to completion in the hope of having
em ploying more than one hundred
ur n
Mrs Carrie Jackson o f Baker, time The mill has been Idle for make is home In Bandon a little
Monday morning brought the dis- It In operation In December.
men.
Mr and Mrs F. H. Charlesworth Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand the past two and one-half years
later on Mr Turner will bring the elded craft In the Port Orford har-
--------------------I motored to Floras Lake Sunday
Chapter of Oregon, will arrive Sat-
ahlp to Bandon this week and be- bor
Mr and Mrs R. M Knox and
Mr and Mrs Calvin Smith. Ed
urday next on her Inspection visit
Roy Haft came down from the gin operations Immediately
children of Coquille were Sunday
die Connoly. Mrs Mabel Mather
Mrs N P Grant of Brushes o f Curry Chapter No 135 O E S. Jamieson camp near Myrtle Point
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Mr. and Mrs W R Johnson and visitors at Rea view ranch
Mr
and Court Steiner attended the cixek and her sister. Mrs S B A picnic is planned for Sunday In to spend the week end with his
George Sauers spent Sunday In fam ily will move Ino the Lieut. Knox Is assistant county agent for
theatre in Bandon last week
I ” ' hell o' Spokane visited at the honor o f Mrs Jackson
fam ily at Sixes
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Tichenor cottage this week.
Coos and Curry counties.
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