Port Orford news., October 21, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Opfnhpp 21 19/10
road-side o f our
sch ool ground
> 4 4 4 9 9 * 9 9 9 4 9 4 * buds
B lan co Sunday.
and grubb ing ou t th e brush on th e
♦
NEW D R A PE R IE S
C harles F ox o f L anglois. R obert ♦
south side of th e sch ool house. A ll
F rom m and Carl W hite o f B ru sh es v LA N G LO IS G R A D E SCHO O L ♦
M iss H u g h es put up our new
e n te r e d a t th e P o a to fflc e at P ort
O rford. O regon, a» »econd ela»J C reek w ere h u n tin g on R o ck y Bald «
GOSSIP
♦ y ellow c u r ta in s and a lso n ew w in ­ o f th is w ill be levelled and m ade
P h y sic ia n and Surgeon
m all m a tter un der Act of M arch 3, 1879
♦
♦ dow blind s at all th e w in d o w s in in to a playground. W e are g o in g to
Satu rd ay.
put in a race track for th e boys.
Published w eekly at Port Orford. Oregon
P hones:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
our c la s s room .
Mrs. K ron en berg and Mrs. H a n ­
T h e electric lig h t m an w a s w ork­
GKO W 8ORAN8ON. Editor
F a h y - M orrison B ld g
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itor—A
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reilla
Gardner.
sen o f B andon w ere v isitin g rela­
in g in our b u ild in g la st w eek
R ep orter—S a lly E d w ard s
T he se v e n th and e ig h th grad es 1 M iss H u gh es pu t a new picture
B andon, O regon.
tiv e s in tow n Sunday.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
R F A bbott w as tr a n sa c tin g bus­
VISITORS
have been m a k in g H allow e'en pos- ’ in the office.
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One Y e a r _________________
in ess In tow n Monday.
terg th is w eek to use for ad vertls- ' CECIL AND SALLY ENTERTAIN
(F rom W estern W orld)
C A. L ong fish ed at th e m ou th o f j
Six M o n t h s __________________
Mrs. M ary Copple and Mrs. Lela in g our C arnival w h ich w ill be glv- ) C ecil and S a lly G old fish are en
A tto r n e y -a t-L a w
A dvertising rates I t eants per c o la a a taifc.
I th e S ix es S u n d ay and landed a 40 McCue vialted th e se v e n th and en on F riday. O ctober 31.
te rta in in g “G randad” th is w eek in
pound chinook.
th
eir
“G
lass
H
o
u
se
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"G
randad
w
as
eig h th grade room W ed n esd ay a f ­
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS
F irst N a tio n a l B ank B ldg
brought to sch ool by Jerry B olce
Mr and Mrs. J a m es Sm ith. F W ternoon. Mrs Copple en terta in ed us
Mr. F arrier cam e to sch ool last ;
yesterday.
Sm ith, and Mr. and Mrs. R ay H a ff w ith a read in g called "The W ry
B andon
-
O regon
F rid ay and harrow ed th e plow ed
FIFTH AND SIXTH
o f S ixes, w ere S u nd ay g u e sts of M outh F a m ily ” S h e also gave us
ground w h ere our law n Is to be
Mrs A m an d a Sm ith.
a m odern version o f
L ittle Red
T w o stran ge p e ts w ere b rough t to
R id in g H ood
W e enjoyed th em I plan ted W e su rely ap p recia te the sch ool M onday. T h ey w ere tw o big
E d d ie C on nelly and B rad ley W est very m uch and hope th at she w ill help o f all th ose th a t h a v e been
returned M onday from a h u n tin g
.
! w ork in g to m ake our sch ool one w orm s about four in ch es long. One
D en tal S u rgeon
m ake us an oth er v isit soon and tell
w a s a lig h t tan colored w ood w orm
trip on the U pper Sixes.
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o f th e heat
m ore
stories.
Mrs.
McCue
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. P u gh and baby us
abou
t
an
inch
and
a
h
a
lf
In
d
ia
­
brought M iss H u gh es som e y ellow
M ilt B row n and C has G erber are
At Port Orford Pharmacy
d au gh ter w ere supper g u e sts o f the
m eter and th e oth er w a s a green
m
arigolds
and
tw
o
b
eau
tifu
l
rose
busy
th
in
n
in
g
th
e
grove
a
lo
n
g
the
H. L. S au ers fa m ily Sunday.
to m a to w orm a bit larger.
T he
P h o n e 1<1
P ort O rford. Ore
Mrs.
E m ory W h itw orth
and
w ood w orm lives Inside o f p artly
NO G R E A T IS S U E S P R E S E N T
, d a u g h ter E llen tran sacted bu sin ess
decayed wood W e had a very Inter­
in tow n Satu rd ay.
e stin g natu re stu d y o f them .
Mrs. R aym on d Z um w alt o f S ix es
F IR S T A N D SE C O N D
m otored Mrs. W hite and M iss J o h n ­
I T he first and seco n d grad es had
ston to th e tea ch ers in stitu te at
a p erfect a tten d a n ce la st w eek.
Gold B ea ch yesterd ay.
Our P rim ary b oys helped to m ove
th e sand pile to its n ew location.
M elvin M ather o f S ix es acted as
one o f the w itn e sses a t th e m ar­
T h ey w a n t to help m ak e our play
riage o f W illiam Ted W hite
of
ground m ore b ea u tifu l and are al­
L an glois and M iss E d ith H olm an o f
w a y s w illin g to do w h a tev er th e y
C oquille, w h ich took p lace In Co­
can.
q u ille last M onday aftern oon . T he
you n g couple are now liv in g in
N O TIC E O F PO R T O F
L anglois.
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PORT O R F O R D B U D G E T
R oy O strander and M arion Z um ­
w alt w ere b u sin ess v isito rs in L an g­
N o tic e is hereb y given , th a t the
lois M onday o f la st w eek.
budget co m m ittee o f the P ort of
W. H. Sh eridan tra n sa cted bu s­
P ort Orford, a c tin g under the pro-1
in ess in M arshfield T u esd ay
v isio n s of ch ap ter 118 o f the 1921
se ssio n law s, did prepare a budget
Mr. and Mrs. M ertz o f R oseb u rg
o f the total am ou n t o f m oney pro­
called on Mrs. Mabel G illin gs S u n ­
posed to be expended by th e P ort
d ay m orning. Mrs. M ertz w a s an
o f P ort O rford, for the year 1931.
old school friend o f Mrs. Joh n F.
and the levyin g board o f said P ort
G illin g s w hen they both lived in
h as se t W ed n esd ay th e fifth day
Sheridan. W yom ing.
o f N ovem ber, 1930. at the hour o f ,
H. W F oster, w ho arrived from
1:30 P. M.. a s th e tim e, and th e
P ortlan d last w eek M onday, has
o ffice o f th e P ort C om m ission , in '
been em ployed In th e W H. Ben-
the tow n o f P ort O rford. C urry j
1 n et sto re for several days.
C ounty, O regon, as the place, at
Mrs A lta Larson and d a u g h ter
w h ich estim a te s m ay be d iscu ssed '
T h e D alles a fter sp en d in g a couple V irgin ia of B andon sp en t the w eek
w ith th e levyin g B oard o f said P ort,
o f w eek v isitin g her siste r Mrs R. end e n jo y in g part o f her va ca tio n
and a t w hich tim e, and place an y
at th e B aker ranch on C hinquapin
W Babel
P erson w ho sh all be su b ject to su ch
R idge.
tax levy, when m ade, m ay be heard
Mr. and Mrs. R G. M cK en zie a t­
tended the th eatre in B and on S u n ­
in favor o f or a g a in st su ch levy,
Mr. and Mrs R. R. C aplin o f
D avid M cK enzie w as a bu sin ess d ay nigh t
or an y part thereof.
San
F ran cisco m otored n o r t h
visito r In C oos cou n ty citlea last
The Old Curiosity Shop, in London, made famous by Charles
T he estim a te sh e e ts upon w h ich
H. L. Sauers, C rayton and H ar­ th rou gh P ort O rford W ed n esd ay a f­
T uesd ay.
th is B ud get is based are on file in
old Sau ers were In M arshfield last ternoon, Mr Caplin is a retired se a Dickens, is being repairer* without changing its general appearance.
R L W agn er o f Elk river a t­ T uesday.
captain. 28 y ea rs ago C aptain Cap­
the o ffice of said P ort o f P ort Or­
tended th e m eetin g In Bandon M on­
Mrs. O. L eneve returned S atu r­ lin m ade his last v isit to th is part UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINnilllllHIIIIIIIIIlin ford, open to th e in sp ection o f p er­
day n ig h t o f dairym en , In w h ich day from a visit w ith M rs F ran cis o f the co a st c om in g via w ater from
so n s in terested therein.
rep resen tative dairym en from C ooh H u gh es at the m outh o f th e Sixes F risco on an old lum ber schoon er.
A P P R O P R IA T IO N S
and C urry c o u n ties
participated river.
H e said “W e have never en joyed
W h arfin ger -------- ---------------- 1 900.00
Dr B T. Sima, head o f th e veter­
Mr. and Mrs. W ill W hite, Jr., su ch b eauty and scen ery in our
W atchm an
225.00
inary d epartm en t o f O regon S tate
500.00
Vera M cCulloch and P earl W illiam s lives a s is seen In a drive over the
W harf repair ---------------
C ollege wan the principal speaker.
C oast rou te“.
50 00
m otored to Bandon F riday.
R oad repair
Mrs M ary V lnyard w a s a C o­
200 00
Mrs. A lice C arey and Mr. and 1 T h u rsd ay A. G. W alker, republi­
A d m in istrative ..
quille visitor last T uesday.
100.00
Mrs Jack C arey of M yrtle P o in t ca n ca n d id a te for co u n ty jud ge, v is­
E quipm ent ........
Mr». E dn a H aigh t, teach er o f the
30.00
w ere v isitin g Mrs C arey's sister, ited P ort Orford look in g over the
W arrant in terest
In term ed iary departm en t, la now
3,210 00
Mrs. W ill R. Joh n son last w eek
B ond in terest
p
olitical
field.
sp en d in g the w eek days In P ort Or­
Cream S eparators. T ractors, M ow ing M achines. M ilking
2.500.00
Mrs. N. P. G rant is v isitin g w ith
Bond redem ption
S h e r iff T urner w a s a P ort Or­
ford. havin g a room at Mrs R a ­
M achines, Etc.
Mrs G eorge F rom m at Gold B each ford v isito r F riday afternoon .
X E m ergen cy
800 00
ch ael M arsh's and retu rn in g hom e
S h in gles. F loorin g. R u stic Shlplap. D oors. W ind ow s. M oulding. =
d u rin g the in stitu te.
John
M
arsh
w
as
a
b
u
sin
ess
v
isi­
on w eek ends.
Iron in g B oards, B read B oards. P er fec tio n P la s te r
T otal proposed ex p en d itu res
Mr and Mrs. L. M arsh and fam ily tor in M arshfield Satu rd ay
M iss R u th Clark left T hu rsday
for 1931
$8.515.00
afternoon for S alem to atten d a visited S u n d ay in Gold B each at
G eorge 8. W orkm an o f N ew p ort,
REVENUE
c o n feren ce o f h igh school prin ci­ th e F red M arsh hom e
W h arfage
$3.01300
Mr. and Mrs. E llis D em en t of accom p an ied by A. C. G age o f P o r t­
pals
land. pu blisher o f the A ngora Jou r­
1929 Surplus 1929 b u dget ....
2.00
B
roadbent
w
ere
In
tow
n
last
w
eek
J. W Y ea st o f the E verett P h a r ­
nal, visited In P ort Orford S atu r­
T axation .............- .....—............ 5,500.00
m acy o f N orth Bend, accom p an ied w h ile Mr. D em en t w as bu ying c a t­ day. Mr W orkm an Is in terested in
B u ild in g And C arpenter W ork B y D ay Or C o n tr a c t C em en t
by R alp h Joh n son o f th e B lum auer- tle.
W ork. S ep tic Tanka. S id ew a lk s. F ou n d ation
org a n izin g the w estern c o u n tie s o f
T otal estim ated reven u e for
Mr
and
Mrs.
P
aul
I-eutw
yler
and
F ran k Co., P ortland , en joyed a fish
the sta te Into a su p er o rgan ization
1931
$8.515.00
B lock s, E tc.
Ing o u tin g on th e R ogu e la st F ri­ L aw rence M iller enjoyed the th ea­ for the g iv in g o f w ide p u b licity to
GEO W SU T T O N ,
H
ouse
P
a
in
tin
g
,
D
airy
B
arn
W
h
ite
w
a
sh
in
g
by
P
ow
er
Sp
rayer
tre
at
B
andon
S
u
nd
ay
night.
day.
Secretary.
th e sc e n ic R o o sev e lt h igh w ay
D e n n is and S am Sorensen w ere
O r H and.
N at
P er k in s
returned
fr o m
B y E. L. W hite. A ctin g
Mrs. A P S w eet, Mrs R B. Sor-
In
tow
n
from
M
arshfield
last
W
ed­
M arshfield
T h u rsd ay
w h ere
he
Secretary.
C. R. H en ry, o f L an glois In c h a r g e o f B u 'ld ln g D e p a r tm e n t
anson and Mrs. A lta L arson o f B a n ­
sp en t several d ays v isitin g friend s nesday.
O14t2c
don, m otored to M arshfield T h u rs­
W C B oyd A Son, o f L anglois. In c h a r g e o f P a in tin g D e p a r tm e n t
R
oy
F
arris
has
returned
from
and rela tiv es
W e w ill be glad to give you e stim a te s on all B u ild in g M aterials,
P ort O rfo id sch ools w ere closed M anhattan. M ontana, and w ill re­ day. Mrs. R. G. M cK enzie and Mrs.
iiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiin iiu im iiiiiim n u H
G. R. M cN air also accom p an ied
P ain tin g . E tc.
M onday and T u esd ay o f th is w eek en ter high school here
them
E L. H arris w as in tow n W ed­
to allo w the tea ch ers to atten d the
nesd ay from th e Middle Elk
In stitu te a t O old Beach
P erry J a c k o f M arshfield has
C om bined W ith
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Don M arsh and Dr. L. R P ugh leased the John H urst ser v ic e s t a ­
John H udson o f E lk river w as a
E lec tric L ight P lan ts. W ater P la n ts. P um ps. E n g in es.
patien t at the E m ergen cy H ospital. left F riday for H unter» C reek on tion on O regon Street.
P ip e And F ittin g s
a hu nting trip. retu rn in g Satur-
B andon, la st w eek
Mrs. R L. W agn er and
Mrs.
Mrs. M abel G illin gs w as v isitin g day.
M agazine
C lyde W agn er o f E lk river w ere
Mr and Mr» W ill W hite, Jr., sh op p in g in tow n W ednesd ay
frien d s In Bandon S atu rd ay a fter
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w ere v isitin g frien d s In Gold Beach
= A C LEA N .
W H O L E SO M E E
noon.
Mr and Mrs A E. D orner o f
C. C Inm an left W ednesd ay for last w eek
O akland. C alif., are v isitin g their
= STO RY . M O N TH LY MAO- E
Mr and Mrs R oy B abel and .a u n t. Mrs E v a Farris.
P ortlan d enroute ea st on a bu s­
fam ily, and Mrs B abel's m other.
in e ss trip
Mrs. Curry and sm all son o f
Mrs. R W olfe left W ednesd ay for Mrs M ary Brow n, m otored to Cape B ru sh es creek m otored In tow n
PORT ORFORD NEWS
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D.
C. R. WADE
Tuesday, October 21,1930.
When a hawk masquerades as a dove rabbits
must beware of all feathers.—Robert Quillen.
DR. L. R. PUGH
The present political campaign presents no great
issue other than the election of conservative yet pro­
gressive men to handle the affairs of the State. It is
a time when the voters should keep their feet on the
ground and not chase off after rainbows. Candidates
who present radical propositions on which to ride into
office are rarely safe candidates to vote for, and in
the present campaign we have both radical candidates
and radical issues. Voters will do well to scan the situ­
ation closely and vote for those men and for those
measures whic hwill insure conservatici yet progres­
sive government and protect the taxpayers pocket
book. The verdict rests with the voters as to the kind
of governmen they have.
FOR SALE
Established Garage and
Service Station
On Roosevelt Highway
On Paying Basis
Bargain — Terms
Write Port Orford
News For
Information
BANK
OF
BANDON
DEDICATION OF BRIDGE
On Novembmer 1st the new Martinez-Benicia
bridge of the Southern Pacific Company across Sui-
Fun Bay will be dedicated and thrown open to traf­
fic thus doing away with the famous old ferry which
has served the public since 1879. The bridge is 5603
feet long—the longest bridge west of the Mississippi
river, and has a carrying capacity of any bridge in the
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Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Port Orford
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Loggers
Pool Hall
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
E. J. Tilley
Port Orford, Ore.
LANGLOIS, OREGON
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
HATTON’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
Lime, Cement And Roofing
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford. Oregon
f
Youths Companion |
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
E The American Boy =
Sunday
H EA D Q U A R TER S
FOR
Flamo Gas Range« and Lighting Fixtures
T h e New Standard Oil Product
t t t
New Roper Range on Demonstration
a tt e n d
c h in c h
s e rv ic e ,
The B ert W ells fam ily o f S ix e s i
turned S u n d ay n ig h t from a trip I
G oble. O regon
Mrs T heron K eltn er and her
other. W alter Fourier. Mr. and
rs R u d olp h J etsen and M iss D o r - 1
hy H u gh es o f M arshfield w e r e 1
in d ay g u e sts at the H L S au ers j
Come In And See It Work
t t t
»me
Port Orford Hardware & Furniture Co.
Port Orford, Oregon
A lon g the Seashore
T ide T able for W eek E nd ing O ctahrr 28. 19.40. at I’ort Orford.
AM
to
t a s did Mrs W oodw orth Mrs T olley JI
! and Mi and Mrs J W T y s o n o f
i Sixes, and Mrs. A P S w eet o f
Arizona Inn. and Mrs N. P G rant .
B ru sh es C reek
H igh
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6 35 7 26
7 13 8 10
7 57 8 56
8 44 9 46
9 40
10 42 10 49
Mrs L. R P u g h en tertain ed Fri-
ly n ig h t at a party for P eg g y
irson. the g u e sts being L ela and
m e C rum ley. B onn « Joy M cKen
p. M arie L indberg. V elm a John
n. D on M cK enzie. G eorge and El-
>tt W oodw orth and G erald T lch
r T he e v en in g w as p leasan tly
issed w ith sin g in g and gam es
rs P u gh servin g Ice cream and
afers at the close o f the even in g.
Mi and Mrs T hom as M oore of
phlr stopped S u nd ay for a sh ort
sit w ith M iss P earl W illiam s en
tute to L an glois
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S everal o f the n eighb orh ood boys j |
id g irls gath ered a t th e hom e o f .
rs E A L indberg F riday and en
,yed a social even in g. E dith T lch- ,
,or. H ow ard Jam ieson H azel Jam
son. S h rlley and D oris F orty. W in ­
ed Babel. F ay and G eorge Trib-
ry. L em an D ean and M arion W ll-
>n b ein g present.
SATISFIED
CUSTOMERS
=
W e are congtantly com plim ented by
many of our custom ers for the satis­
factory wear they get out of
Su bscrip tion $2.09 a y ear
BILLY
SORAN8ON
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Agent for Carry county
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Port Orford, »regon
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Sr
duroy Trousers
It proves that our judgm ent was right
when w e d eed ed to feature IRON-
W E A R Corduroy Pants, putting us in
a position to give the public the best
Corduroy Pants in the market at very
m ederate prices
FOR MEN AND
BOYS
General Merchandise. Port Orford. Ore.
C . A . LO NG
=
Unfinished Furniture
Breakfast Tables
Card Tables
Nite Stands
Magazine Racks
Child’s Sets — Tables
and Chairs
Bread Boards
Very Reasonably
Priced
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Port Orford
Hardware Co.
Port Orford Ore.
THE BLUE BIRD
Scenic Views
of Curry County
Curry Znapter 5/o. 13&
0. E. S.
R egular m eetings, third S atu r­
day of each m onth.
Visitor»
•I w ays w elcom e
W orth y M atron.
E n a M cK enzie
S e c re ta ry ,
V elm a Sabin
Cigars
Candy
Magazines
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M
No. 170
Meets aacond Saturday of each
m.iBih V isitin g brethern wel
come
CRAW FORD W SMITH.
W orshipful Master
FR.AN41S W SMITH.
S e c r etzzry