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his o p eration s on D ry C reek and E lla K napp, left for their hom e
is m oving h is m achinery.
S atu rd ay a fter e n jo y in g a h u n tin g
trip to Curry and v isitin g at the
K napp hom e
C. of C. Meets
T h e Port O rford C ham ber of
C om m erce m et F rid ay n igh t and
tran sacted b u sin ess rela tin g to th e
T h e n ew ly organ ized D evelop ­
c le a rin g up o f its cam p aign w h ere­ m ent League. sp onsored by W. H
by th e land s fron tin g B attle R ock B en n ett, c an d id ate on the dem o­
w e re acquired by the S ta te H igh ­ c ra tic tick et for jo in t rep resen ta ­
w a y C om m ission, thus p reservin g tiv e from Coos and C urry counties.
th is historic sh rin e am id d ecen t ' and w h ich has now adop ted the
su rroun dings for the en joym en t of ' nam e o f Curry C ounty C ham ber o f
th e public for all tim e to com e The C om m erce, held Its m eetin g in the
sta tu s o f th e w ork for F ederal aid M asonic H all last n igh t, a fter
for the im provem ent o f th e harbor w h ich th ose
becom in g
m em b ers
w a s considered and it w as the co n ­ partook o f a repast provided by
se n su s o f opinion th at th at prob­ th e candid ate.
lem Is in e x ce lle n t condition
Mrs. O L eneve don ated a beau­
tifu l hou se plant to the h igh school,
for w h ich w e w ish to th an k her.
C onsiderable w ork is b ein g done
on the school ground s E ach cla ss
is look in g forw ard to w in n in g h on ­
ors for the best lo o k in g yard.
W alter R obinson, w ho atten d ed
sch ool here som e tim e ago, e n ­
rolled again th is m orning.
A lum ni N o te s
L aw rence T ich en or c la s s o f ‘29
w ho is a tten d in g c o lle g e a t IJn-
field is p layin g football on the
first team .
Port Orford News
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Progress of Development
During 1930
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Copper Mine to Operate
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LANGLOIS, OREGON
IR O N W E A R
T ro u ser«
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
have no
mop« w o rries fo r not ge ttin g
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DEEP SEA FISHING
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Iro n in g B oards. B read B oards. P erfectio n P la ste r
W allboard. H ou se and B u ild in g T rim m in g s
because
m a te ria ls used in IR O N W E A R
P A N T S are of th e best d u a l­
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W ork. Sep tic T ank s, Sid ew alk s. F ound ation
B lock s, B ts
T hat’s W hy wa Featura
and Recom m end Iron-
wear Corudroy Pants
For MEN A N D BO YS
H o u se F a in tin g . D a ir y B a m W h lte w a a h ia g by P ow er
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"Mary had a little lamb"
T hat's w h at th e poet w rote.
B u t M ary’s grow n to be a m iss
And now she's got m y goat.
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Southwestern Oregon
AGRICULTURE
Board to Meet
Gold Beach. S e p t 25.—T h e C oun­
ty E qu alization Board w ill m eet O c­
tober 4 and 5 to ad ju st In eq ualities
in property a ssessm e n ts, and m a n y
property ow n ers are exp ected to be
in Gold B each on th ose d ays to pre­
se n t their com p lain ts.
Mr. and Mrs. E m m et S taats, and
T rail. Or.. Sept. 25. -T h e M iller-
Mr. and Mrs. H arold C om stock, of
C harles R ich ard s h as com pleted M onm outh, w h o are co u sin s o f Mrs. U m pqua Copper com pany, a >1,- P IA N O B A R G A IN S A P r o m in e n t
000.000 corp oration recen tly organ-
piano
m an u factu rer
has
tw o
j ized under the O regon law s w ith
sm all new up righ t pian os and
head o ffice at M edford, w ill re­
on e n ew baby grand In your lo­
open the R ow ley copper m in e a few
cality. R a th er
than
sh ip e ls e ­
m iles out from T rail in th e D rew
w h ere he w ill se ll you any one
I d istr ict on th e proposed P a c ific
o f th ese at fa cto ry prices. Terms
, h ig h w a y c u t-o ff betw een T rail and
if desired. F or p articu lars w rite
j Tiller.
F W. G rosser. 521 K n o tt S treet.
T he head of the new corp oration
P ortland, O regon.
tie.
Rich N atural Resources
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is W illiam L. M iller o f th e H otel
N a sh in M edford, an d it w ill be fi­
nan ced by Los A n geles. Cal., a n d
C algary. C anada, in terests.
Provides Repast
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C. R. H enry, a f L an glois in ch a r g e o f B uild in g D epartm en t.
W. C. Boyd A Son. o f L anglois, In ch a r g e o f P a in tin g D epartm en t.
W e w ill be glad to give you eetlm a tee on all B u ild in g M st-rta li,
P ain tin g . E tc
General Merchandise, Port Orford, Ore.
C. A. LONG
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
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Port Orford’s Natural Deep Water Harbor
THE KEY
1 o the Development of the Great
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
Depth of Mater from 30 to 42 feet.
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No Dredging.
No Sunken Rocks.
No Pilot Service.
Protected from North and Northwest
Storms of Summer.
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The logical tidewater outlet for the
great Mid-Pacific Coast Empire with
its inexhaustible supply of rich natural
resources consisting of 1-14 of all the
standing merchantable timber in the
United States, vast deposits of copper,
iron, gold, chrome, cinnabar, coking
coal, granite, marble and a wide vari­
ety of the more precious mineral; and
its great diversity of agricultural
products.
Requires Limited Protection from
South and Southwest Storms of Y\ in­
ter.
9300-Ton Vessel Loading in Port Orford Harbor.
Repeatedly Selected by Board of Ar­
my Engineers as Harbor of Refuge
for Pacific Coast.
AU Y ear Reund Harbor For Deep Sea
Fishing.
Port Orford Chamber of Commerce
PORT ORFORD. OREGON
Center of the (¡real Recreational Re­
gion of Southwestern Oregon.
All Year Round Harbor Far Deep Sea
Fishing.
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