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PORT ORFORD NEWS
VOL. IV.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, November $, 1930.
,May Convene Legislature;
Governor Considers Question
Salem , N ov. 1.—In d isc u ssin g the
recen t d ecision o f the
Suprem e
Sunday. N ovem b er 9, 1930.
C ourt d eclarin g the in tan gib le tax I
law u n con stitu tion al, G overnor Nor-
blad calls a tten tio n to the fa ct th at : S u n d ay School, 10 a. m.
it m ay be n ecessa ry to co n v en e the ' P re a ch in g Service, 11 a. m.
Y ou ng P eop les F orum , 7:15 p. m
leg isla tu re in sp ecial sessio n prior
W ed n esd ay n igh t ch oir practice
to Jan u ary 1 to en a ct legislation
ten d in g to preven t the return o f 1
at the hom e o t Mr. and Mrs
th e m illion d ollars already collect- R oy Corson
ed under th e operation o f th e law
F orum P ra ctice T hu rsday nigh
and th u s save th e fin an cial situa- a t church 7:15
tion o f the state. The G overnor
C h u rch N o te «
said:
T he first o f a se r ie s o f three
"It has now develop ed th a t the
m oney collected can be repaid on ly serm on s on the “C reation w as de
through a le g isla tiv e en actm en t. 9vered Sunday m orn in g by R ev
T here is no doubt but th a t the mon- erend M cV icker and listen ed
to
ey w as collected illegally, and the w 'th a great deal o f in terest by
sta te is m orally bound to refund it. a good slzed con gregation Mrs. A
T he records sh ow th at approxim - P S w eet and A. B H o g g a tt san g a
a te ly 20,000 ta xp ayers w ere a ffec te d duet mo8t pleasingly.
by th e law."
| 37 atten d ed S u nd ay School Su n ­
d ay m orning.
CHURCH CALENDAR
R e a l P r o p e r ty O v erb u rd en ed
N orblad poin ted out th a t the su it
did not ask for a refund of the
ta x es collected , and th at none o f the
p la in tiffs in th e su its paid an y tax
under the act. A s a result o f this,
th e su prem e cou rt did not s p e c if­
ically set out in its opinion th a i
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th e m oney should be refunded. N or­
blad declared th a t real property a l­
ready w as over-burdened w ith ta x ­
es, and th a t it w ould not be fair
to m ake up the d eficit o f a m illion
d ollars th rou gh an add ition al levy
o f th a t am oun t on property.
G overnor N orblad said th a t a
stu d y o f the law s had convinced
him th at it would not be legal to
en act a retro-active tax sta tu te e x ­
cep t in case the valid law w as e n ­
acted du rin g the sam e y ear th at
the invalid sta tu te w as declared un
con stitu tion al.
T h is m ean s said G overnor Nor-
1 blad, th a t in c a se it is desired to
en act a co n stitu tio n a l in ta n g ib les
tax law and sa v e to the sta te the
m illion dollars
alread y
paid, it
w ould be n ecessa ry to pass s u J l
valid law before Jan u ary 1 o f n ext
year. T h is w ould n e c essita te a spec-
ial session o f th e legislature."
H eavy t o s t D enied
G overnor N orblad pointed
out
th a t in case a sp ecial leg isla tiv e
session w as desired to en act a con­
stitu tio n a l in ta n g ib les tax law. he
would restrict th e a c tiv ities o f the
law m ak ers to con sid eration o f the
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.
new tax law T h is could be done,
he said, by the an n ou n cem en t that
he would veto an y other legislation
approved du rin g the sp ecial session .
“It has been reported.” said N or­
blad, “th a t a sp ecial session o f the
leg isla tu re w ould c o st $100,000. T h is
F o ru m
S u n d ay n igh t at th e F orum La
R en e M aloy and E v ely n B arklow
w ere leaders and both did sp lend id­
ly. th eir son gs b ein g picked w ith
sp ecial referent
io the su b ject of
the even in g, “P i • hibitlon". M axine
, ”,
1
B ark low lead the resp on sive se r v ­
ice and E d ith T ich en or read the
Scripture. 56 w ere in a tten d an ce
N e x t S u n d ay n igh t H azel Jam eison
and F a y Tribby w ill lead, th e sub­
je c t b ein g “T he B le ssin g s o f P eace
and th e Curse of W ar”. It w ill be in
the n atu re of an A rm istice pro­
gram .
S atu rd ay afternoon under the
lead ersh ip o f Gerald T ich en or and
M arion W ilson, several o f the boys
o f th e Forum . In clud ing G eorge
Tribby, B illy Jam eison . A ron Joh n ­
son. Lloyd Sturdivan and W alter
S u tton , did a m ost cred itab le piece
o , w ork in rep airing th e sid ew a lk s
app roachin g the ch urch w h ich have
t,een a m en ace for a lon g period of
tim e. T h e boys are to h ea rtily corn-
n-on. dad for this v o r k
A t th e ForUm S u nd ay resolu tion s
o f sy m p a th y to Ju n e and
Lela
C rum ley on th e d eath
o f their
uncle, A R P a n te r , w ere read a n d
adopted.
D u ring th e ab sen ce of
j une Crum ley, organ ist, Mrs Cor-
gon agsjsted w ith th e m usic.
T oday (T u esa a y ) th e L adies Aid
are se r v in g a 50 c en t
b u sin ess­
m en ’s hot lunch at th e library, the
proceeds to be used in pu rchasin g
ch urch w in d ows
A. R. Panter Killed
Number 52.
Sells $1,500,000 Bonds;
Roosevelt Contract Let
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
With this issue the Port Orford News completes its fourth
year, and a review of its activities discloses that it has fully car­
ried out its initial announced purpose of supporting the full de­
velopment of the rich Curry County region. It supported and was
in no small way responsible for the success of the movement to
prevent the lands lying west of the Roosevelt Highway in Curry
county being thrown into a game preserve, which had the plan
been successful, would have destroyed a dairy industry in north­
ern Curry with a gross annual income upwards of $250,000.00; it
supported the successful movement to free the scenic Roosevelt
highway from Bandon south to the California state line of the
commercial sign and billboard nuisance, and the maintenance of
the region traversed by this great travel artery in its natural
state—a condition which has received widespread recognition
throughout the nation and abroad; it supported the successful
movement to preserve historic Battle Rock and the wonderful
ocean panorama of that vicinity for the benefit and enjoyment of
the public for all time, by inducing the State Highway Commis­
sion to acquire the lands lying south of the highway for parking
purposes; it supported the movement for the establishment of
a coast guard station at Port Orford, with the result that the
Treasury Department has promised to include the item in its 1932
budget; it is supporting wholeheartedly the movement for Fed­
eral aid for the improvement of the natural deep water harbor at
Port Orford, and has an abiding faith in the ultimate outcome;
it is supporting the movement for the creation of a sealion refuge
of the reefs off the Curry County coast for the preservation of
this interesting mammal as a natural attraction ; it has given gen­
erously of its time and space in telling of the bountiful natural
resources of the region, its wonderful climate and magnificent
scenery, etc. ; it has given generously of its space in support of the
civic organizations of Port Orford, including the Port Orford
Chamber of Commerce, the library, the civic clubs, schools, and
church ; and it has faithfully portrayed the news of the region each
week.
The News has kept the faith and on this the Fourth An­
niversary it renews its pledge to work for the full development of
Southwestern Oregon and to continue its activities in support of
the general welfare of Port Orford and Curry County generally.
In return it believes it is entitled to the support of the people
whom it serves.
Essay Prizes Offered
FOK T O R F O R D W E A T H E R
W eather con d ition s during Oc-
W ord w as received T h u rsd ay th at
The O regon H istorical Society
A R. P a n te r o f B andon, brother ■
__" 'X ' **'**' __ tober in th e P ort O rford area w ere
has selected “T he O regon Trail" as
*“
~ ~ w' ,r
of Mrs. L. B H atton o f P ort Or- the subject for th e 1931 C. C. B eek !deal
evid en ced by sta tistic s
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kept by H en ry John ston . U nited
i m an H istory P rizes and M edals
sion la stin g 11 d ays cost only $17.- land th a t day w h ile u n load in g logs,
‘ „¿¡‘zZs àre d fo
u m
m h b o e r r 'v v iz
S ta te s C ooperative w eath er obser-
f n t u i r T in
in n
nu
ir
000 A sessio n to pass a con stltu - the top log o f the load fa llin g on 1
$60 0 0 . second
t h i r d ........
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i ver —
here, —
w h ose
records sh ow 21
tio n a l in ta n g ib les tax law sh ould him and strik in g ou t h is life. F un- 1 40 00 a n d f o u r t h 130 00 a n d w ill C ,e , r d a y a 2 Partly clear and 8
fo r
,h .
h e .»
fo u r e .
cIoudy days. w ith 1.39 in ch es of
n ot require m ore than th ree days, eral se r v ic es w ere held at Bandon .
.
.
r“ in fall during the
m onth
The
and the total c o st should not ex- S u n d ay at 2 o'clock in ch arge of
e a ove namer su jec d a „ y range o f tem p erature w as
ceed $10,000.”
th e M asonic L odge o f w h ich Mr, sa y s on
G overnor N orblad
said it w a s P a n te r w as a m em ber. R everend
a n ' ^8U m ilte
y g u s or
M ax
Min
boys over fiftee n y ea rs o f age and .
estim a ted th a t th ere are approxim - E. E. M cV icker officia ted , and in-
under e igh teen y ea rs o f age, a t - , O ctober
47
♦ a te ly $600,000,000 o f in tan gib les in term en t w as held in the I O O F
ten d in g an y
public or private O ctober
6K
th e sta te o f O regon w h ich are not cem etery.
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taxed at th e p resen t tim e, but are
A llen R u ssell P a n te r w as born school, academ y, sem inary, college. O ctober
50
79
su b ject to taxation . The governor, at R iverton , O regon, on J a n u ary u n iversity or other ed u cation al in O ctober
52
said th at it w ould be easier on the 20, 1889, and w as 41 years, 10 m os. stitu tlon w ithin the S ta te of Ore
O ctober
71
49
taxp ayer to pay on th is am ou n t and 10 d ays of age at th e tim e o f 8 on E ach o f the four prize win- O ctober
72
49
under an in ta n g ib les tax law than his death. H e w as th e son o f Mr n ers w ill a '80 receive a han dsom e O ctober
66
^2
under a property tax.
and Mrs. W R. P an ter and grew to bronze m edal. T he co n test closes on O ctober
6D
47
S e v e r a l A m e n d m e n ts W a n te d
m anhood in sou the*r C oos C ounty. M arch 16, 1931.
T he
con d ition s O ctober
63
40
61
38
59
ern or Norblad th at in case a spec- a w id ow and three child ren, H elen, ' obtained from M iss R u th Clark. O ctober 11
12
65
ial le g isla tiv e session is desired to age 14. and E velyn , age 2, o f B an- principal of the P ort Orford H igh O ctober 12
43
pass a c o n stitu tio n a l in tan gib les tax don, and Addison, a g e 11, of K odiak school
O ctober 13
64
M
law. a num ber o f im portant am end- A laska
H is fath er and m other,
«2
42
m en ts to the old law should be con- C aptain and Mrs. W. R. P an ter,
59
36
sidered
H e declared th at th e ex- and four brothers, T W and W A.
O ctober 16
6ri
37
em ption should be increased from P an ter o f B andon. A lbert P an ter of
Ä2
49
43
$200 to $500, and th ere should be a P heonix, Arizona, and A rch ie P an- ton igh t and th e people o f th e sta te O ctober 18
67
d ifferen tia l betw een the exem p tion s ter o f Coquille, and th ree siste r s m ay again return to their peace- Qctober j 9
66
49
o f sin g le and m arried m en.
Mrs. M ary M cM ullen o f Bridge, Mrs ful vocation s. W h atever the results O ctober 20
61
44
T he govern or m ade it plain th a t R uby M urie o f B andon and Mrs. good c itize n s w ill accept the ver- O ctober 21
6.3
an e m ergen cy c la u se can n ot be at- Dora H atton of P ort Orford, sur- d iet and co n tin u e to carry on in O ctober 22
42
tached to a tax m easure, w h ich vive to m ourn his p assin g.
H e th e in terest o f the sta te as a w hole
O ctober 23
63
91
m ak es it m ore im portant that the w as a m em ber of th e M asonic
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O ctober 24
61
52
leg isla tu re should act before Jan- Lodge
O. O. F Lodge
66
39
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25
a.
K
O ctober
ctober 26
uary 1 In other w ords, if the new of B andon
The sy m p - a th y „e
o f . the
63
47
in ta n g ib les tax law is not en acted host o f friend s th rou gh ou t C oes
O ctober 27
67
50
until the regu lar leg isla tu r e sessio n and Curry co u n ties goes out to the
72
I Gold B each, N ov. 1.— W ednesd ay O ctober 28
47
in Jan u ary of n ext year. It w ould sorrow in g relatives.
70
j th e cou n ty budget co m m ittee com - O ctober 2»
3®
not becom e e ffe c tiv e for 90 d
a
y
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J posed o f W R M iller o f Ophir, O ctober 30
63
9'
a fter its p a ssa g e and the d eficit o f
6f
C larence Z um w alt of Sixes, and A O ctober 31
4®
a m illion dollars would con tin u e
N e w york
C. T hom pson
o f B rook in gs will
.¿ >Ul m ost ° f
y par
G reen.
su p erin ten d en t o f public ' m eet at th e court house to begin A verage
65
W h eth er a sp ecial session o f the workg f(>r Npw yQrk g u t e w ho
on
A verage
43
legislatu re is desired is an ° ^ n d oesn ’t lik e billboards a lo n g high-
qu estion w ith the governor
w a y . w a . very m uch w rou gh t up
u
TO SI B S i R IB E R S
said any su ggeation s would be given w hen a huge , jgn appeared near ,
S ta t e ( O O dem nS
W hh
l u , ourU l
After Election
< ; |u H i n g
PORT ORFORD
LOCALS
Louis L. K napp, republican c a n ­
did ate for the joint rep resen tative-
sh ip front Coos and Curry counties,
w as a bu sin ess visito r In Coquille,
M arshfield and N orth Bend last $383.000.
T h u rsd ay
A m ong the c o n tr a cts let w as o n e
Mr. and Mrs F red P flster er of for the con stru ction on part o f
San R afael. Calif., w ho have been the sh ort gap rem ain in g
in the
sp en d in g tw o w eek s at the hom e R o o s e v e lt coast high w ay, the com ­
of Mr and Mrs J. C. W h ite at m ission lettin g a con tract for th e
B ru sh es Creek, returned to Port sou th unit o f a str etc h to ta lin g
I Orford Saturday. Mr P flster er has 8 3 m iles o f
grad in g
alo n g the
been en gaged in the su rv ey o f his L incoln cou n ty line—China creek
lands w h ich th e S ta te H igh w ay section . The
north unit o f th is
C om m ission con tem p late acquirin g piece o f con stru ction w as held up
> for parkin g purposes.
by th e com m ission pend ing fu rth er
D avid C rowley, a form er
P ort consideration .
Orford resident but now livin g at
T h is total stretch ta k es care o f
G ravel Ford, v isited in tow n S u n ­
th e road betw een H eceta and Y a­
day.
c h a ts and lea v e s on e str etc h o f
C ounty Jud ge B ailey and D r W.
four m iles yet to be touched and
A C artw right, o f Gold B each, w ere
! in P ort Orford Sunday on o fficia l not under contract. T h is stretch la
in the north end of D ou glas cou n ­
b u siness
ty betw een T ah k en ltch and Stlteooa
C. C. P on tin g w as a B andon vis­
lake, sou th o f G ardiner. T h is con -
itor W ednesday and on h is return
I tract is exp ected to be let n ext
w as accom panied by C H. P earse spring.
w ho is now m uch
im proved
In
The con tract for th e 8.3 m iles o f
health.
A
W
Borigo, d istrict forest con stru ction w ork on the R oosevelt
ranger of P ow ers w ho su cceed ed L. h igh w ay alon g the Lincoln c o u n ty
J. Cooper, accom p anied by T. M line w as let in tw o units, the north
T albot of the P ortland F orestry o f­ unit, w ith its 194,000 cubic ya rd s
to
W illiam
fice, visited P ort O rford W ednes­ of excavation goin g
day and conferred w ith E. L. W hite. E n d icott at c on tract price o f $98,-
36300, and th e sou th unit o f 270,-
Curry C ounty fire warden.
L. B. H atton w as called hom e 000 yard o f excavation b ein g bid by
from his m ining property on the C. R. Joh n son for $96.07750
M iddle Elk T hu rsday by the su d ­ D avis o f C oquille w ere w eek end
den death of Mrs H atton's brother, v isito rs at the B aker ranch.
A. R. P anter of Bandon.
Mr. and Mrs. E lvin M iller and
Su nd ay Mrs MHbel G illin gs en- Mi and Mrs V ic M iller o f G old
tertalned at dinner for Mr am i i B each w ere in P ort O rford S atu r-
Mrs. Fred P fisterer o f San R a - ' day.
fael. Calif., and Louis A lexander | Mr. and Mrs. L. E H ill o f Los
o f Coquille.
A n geles stopped In
P ort O rford
Mrs H. L. M cC artney and her T uesd ay and w ere m ost enthuai-
friend Mrs. Cox of Elk river, mo- : ° s tlc about th e view s around P ort
tored in tow n W ednesd ay and la O rford Mr H ill is co u n ty clerk o f
ter In the day w ent to Cape B lanco.
A n geles county.
Carl W hite o f B ru sh es Creek I
tran sacted b u siness In town T ues T o E x p o r t R a i l l d e c r M e a t
day afternoon
|
Angelea. C a,
w
T he
R F. Abbott w as a b u sin ess vis-
itor in town W ednesday.
W T W hite, Jr., returned F rid ay
n ig h t from a w eek s m otor trip to
P ortland Mrs W T W hite. Jr .
wil! rem ain In P ortland for several
w eek s for m edical treatm ent.
( ’h r i s t m a S
Tree
M a rk e t
r mint. I
U n it e d ^ t a t " 7 ‘ n y . "qU r
‘he
U n ited S t a t e , forest service. D e
partm en t o f A griculture, sta te s th at
C h ristm as tree c u ttin g need not
"ec ’‘"!*a r ‘l5’ cauae d«Pl«U°n o f the
forea*s - ‘t c u ttin g is carefu lly done
and o n ,y ,hp su rp lu s you n g grow th
not ne,*ded for fu tu re tim ber crops
is taken.
W hile m illions o f you n g C hrist-
m as trees are shipped from the
P acific N o rth w est to C aliforn ia in
late fall, the forest service offers
a word o f w arn in g a g a in st h a sty
cu ttin g o f trees w ith the e x p e c ts-
tion o f unusual m ark ets C h ristm as
trees from old field s or farm wood
lands are freq u en tly a sou rce o f
added incom e to the farm er and
rancher, but there Is liable to be
g r ie f if he forgets the law o f sup-
ply and dem and.
“F ind your m ark et w ith a re-
sp onsib le buyer before d oin g any
h eavy c u ttin g o f trees for sale" Is
the a d vice of the foresters, based
upon the exp erien ce o f farm ers in
variou s lo ca litie s in
past
years
w hen uncounted th ou san d s o f fine
trees had to be con sign ed to the
dum p because of glu tted m arkets
In d iscrim in ate cu ttin g
nd ped-
dling seldom pays
J{ijd»rpf Committee
Meets Tomorrow'
Screens Billboards
I-anfriois Couple Wed
Gold B each Oct 28 L K Hut-
ton and W ilh elm ln a G ardner both
of I^ n g lo ls. Obtained a m arriage
lic e n se from co u n ty
clerk
Fred
C aughell here y esterd a y and w ere
m arried later in th e day by J u stic e
o f th e P ea ce R alph Starr
Library Board Meets
The P o rt Orford L ibrary Board
m et In sp ecial session
Saturday
n igh t at the library R ou tin e bus-
In e ss m atters w ere tran sacted The
list o f books recen tly donated to
the IJb rary through the good of
fire s of Mr and Mrs Fred P fister er
of San R afael. C a lif, w as prepared
for publication, and w ill appear in
the n ext Issue o f th e N ew s
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.vewr o f pu blication w ith th is issue.
-News la e n d e a v o r in g to b rin g H a l l o w e ’e n
Ita jw c o .w ta up-Uwlate. and will ap-
Much
, h„ cre<J(, f>, th(.
P r - b U e t h e c o o p e r a tio n o f su b - p p o p |f. o f p fr ( Q rf( >r() Ha|lf)W( „n
s c r ih e r s In th is regard It a sk s that passed w ith ou t seriou s d am age to
s u b s c r ib e ,, i„ „ r . ^ - , a r r a n g e to property W hile several little grouoe
pav
bscrip tion at
rrv m
k er« w
r e » about
h r .o i to
w n u
pav tbelr
tbelr su
suhacripUon
at th
th is is tim
tim e e ,,f
„f m
m e erry
m a akers
w e ere
town
in order that the fifth > e * r of the during th« e a r lv e v e n i n a n o m a ll
bridge over H udson R iver marr- j Gold B each. N ov 1 The S tate
ing a fin e view
G reen tried out H igh w ay C om m ission has filed su it
an exp erim en t by b u ild in g a lattice in the circu it court to condem n a
work screen on the r lg h t o f w ay t o , tract o f in acres south o f H u n te r ,
hide the billboard from view
N ow ¡C reek on the beach for park pur
the billboard com p an y has sued poses, the property being ow ned bj
Green for dam age-
R eg a rd less o f ; t h e P aram ou nt P la tin u m
Gold
Gold
how Green a exp erim en t turn» out a S yn d icate The C om m ission d esires
lot o f us w ill feel like risin g up and ' the land to round out its park hold­ p u b lic a tio n
I ca llin g him biassed
in gs in the H unter's C reek section. cle an slate
4 4
I
s ta rt
o ff
w ith
C lo u s m i s c h i e f
b e e -i reported
of
an y
kind
futu re o f the reindeer Industry In
A lask a am on g the E sk im o s w as
held out by E rn est W Saw yer, par-
son al rep resen tative o f S ecreta ry
o f the In terior W ilbur, as one o f
th e country's m ost In terestin g com -
m ereiai p ossib ilities
Wyman Eaton returned F r id a y , Mr Saw yer, stop p in g here to ad-
from Orantg }>,Kg w here he sp en t d ress
the
in tern ation al
P a c ific
th e P“*" several w eek s h a rv estin g h igh w ay c o n feren ce on his return
h l . fruit crop
to W ash in gton from an e x ten siv e
T eofll M ilowski, who h as been
station ed at the Cape B lanco, left
T hu rsday n igh t for the V eterans
H ospital in P ortland w h ere he w ill
undergo a m edical exam in ation
Mins R u th Clark sp en t th e w eek
tour o f A laska, told th e A ssociated
P re ss that he believed w ithin fle e
y ea rs the exportation o f reind eer
m eat w ould return an a g g r eg a te in*
com e o f about $3,000,000 to A lask a's
10,000 E sk im o ranchers.
end as the g u est o f Mr and Mrs
Iairge-scale exportation , he said,
J ohn P M asterson at th e H ugh es probably
w ill
be
accom p lish ed
ranch.
th rou gh th e o rgan isation o f num -
Mrs G en eleve B eam an, principal eroua coop erative m ark etin g as-
o f the Gold B each
H igh School, so e la tlo n s by A m ericans and Eakl-
w a s the w eek end gu est o f Mrs. moa. sim ilar In fin an cial stru ctu re
A P Sw eet at Arizona Inn. and to the grain coop eratives o f th e
Su nd ay visited in P ort O rford.
m id w est
Mr and Mrs Bert D ean have
W hile It is probable that the bulk
returned from Coos B ay P o in ts and o f the exp ortation s will find dls-
arp n°w sta y in g w ith Mrs. R iley trlbutlon through A m erican m ar-
D avidson Mr D ean exp ects to fish keta. he assured c a ttle ranchers in
out o f B rook in gs th is w inter.
the U n ited S ta te s th at th e en te r-
Mr and Mrs. E A M aloy at- prise would have no appreciable e f-
tended the funeral o f A. R P a n te r feet on m eat prices here.
at Bandon Sunday afternoon
Marl< F orest, who recen tly m oved
h ere from
M ontana.
returned
T h u rsd ay from a b u sin ess trip to
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a
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Redm ond, O regon
The B u sy C afe
w as reopened
M onday by Mrs R osa Purdin
Mrs
R iley D avidson
received
word yesterd ay
m orning o f the
death o f her cousin, H arry Farris.
P ortland, and th a t th e funeral
would be held in Randon today
Mr and Mrs H ans Adolphaen
tran sacted b u sin ess in B andon S a t­
urday.
Mrs. R oy B. Corson
returned
F riday from a w eek sp en t In P o rt­
land w ith her m other Mrs. H W
Mnrga
n
I
Mr and M is. G eorge Cam pbell
o f Elk river w ere sh op p in g In town
last T uesday.
Mr and Mrs G eorge C urry of
Elk river visited th eir d au gh ter
Francla Satu rd ay
Mrs M T W righ t and Mrs C. C.
i
a \tZ ^ " n g U ^ t h e M ^ 4n
I
PaSSPS (Jllietlv w
m ay
P ortland, Oct 31.-- T he sta te high ­
w a y com m ission
here
y e ster d a y
adopted the N esh -k a h -n le m ou n tain
h igh w ay from Cannon R each so u th
as part o f the o fficia l R oosevelt
coast highw ay, sold $1,500,000 w orth
o f sta te h igh w ay bonds at a prem ­
ium and let c o n tra cts c a llin g fop
the expenditure of ap p roxim ately
df)n H atu rd a ’
a
ah,
I Mr Saw yer, w h ile In Loa A ngeles.
Mr and Mrs R ov
children m otored
to M a r s h f ie "n'1
ld . visited w ith Mr and Mra J M
. . _ . . . . afternoon and atten ded the B each
and MtPrp""pd
expressed hl"
hla continued
Sunday
and
continued
ih ..» e .
" Interest In the develop m en t o f the
P ori Orford area. Mr S aw yer vta-
has
Mrs G eo C lausen and tw o chll
,
„
><«1 h ere In Decem ber, 1928. w ith
,d r en o f R iverton and Mrs G eorge Mr B each
made m any friends.