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November 11, 1930.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
ry almost capsized the boat. They
finally got the salmon under con
Entered at the t’oatofflce at Port Orford, Oregon, as second class trol and made shore safely,—West
ern World.
mail matter under Act of March 3, 1M7#
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregon
Steel Coops Arrive
GKO W SO RAN SON Editor
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Tuesday, November 11,1930.
He that can have patience can have what he will.
—Renj. Franklin.
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INITIATIVE
There is one quality of the human mind which is
valued highly by the business world and which very
often means success to the individual, while the lack
of it means failure. It is the decisive force in one’s life
which we call initiative. Some people easily acquire
the habit of doing things without being directed—
things that need to be done. Like every other quality,
initiative is a thing to be developed. What is this high
ly to be desired quality, and how is it to be acquired?
is the question of the ambitious man who feels his
power but lacks ability to use it in a way that pays
Elbert Hubbard said “initiative is doing what needs
to be done without being told”. The same writer also
said: “The world reserves its big prizes for but one
thing, and that is initiative”. Initiative is a result of
constructive thought and action. It is a result of prop
er thinking plus a desire and willingness to work
hard. rI he lazy man has no ambition, and likewise he
necessarily has no initiative. The big prizes of the
world are awarded to those who have ambition, initia
tive, purpose and conviction, and who are not afraid
to work to gain recognition—men who make up their
minds a thing can be done and will be done.
Britain s Greatest Airship Destroyed by Fiantes
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D.
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Physician and Surgeon
Phones:
Office 491, Home 492
Fahy - Morrison Bldg
Bandon, Oregon.
For Poultry Show
S U B S C R IP T IO N HA TES
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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Chas. F. Winters, president of the
Bandon Egg A Poultry Show, an
nounced at the chamber of com
merce meeting yesterday that the
coops for the show had arrived The
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tures, built of wire and steel and
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..B r,rt*h N ation, which crashed and burned on its mai lt” soyagr
are the permanent property of the
France, w ith the loss o f 47 lives, in clu d in g the most prom inent aviation experts o f England. in the
show. The shipment weighed some
2,000 pounds It is likely that ad
ditional coops will be required. Mr
Winters stated that arrangements
Salutes His Buddies
Eloquent Preacher
have been made to rent additional 1
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ones from the Portland Pet and
Poultry association for Bandon’s
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first event.
I
The premium list for the show
is now on the press and will b e 1
out by the end of the present 1
week.
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Too many of us are disposed to
about face rather than face un
pleasant facts.
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A tto rn ey-at-L aw
First N ational Bank Bldg
Bandon
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Dental Surgeon
At Port Orford
Phone l « l
Pharmacy
Port O rford, Ore
F O R SA L E
Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, min
Ignatz Jan Paderewski. 70, once
ister of the new Riverside Church in
New York, (undenominational) to prim e m inister o f Poland, the w o rld 's
hear whom thousands flock every most famous pianist, returns to A m e r
ica fo r a concert tour.
Sunday.
Two-Times Winner
Oregon
DR. L. R. PUGH
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General John
J. Per
Pershing, phott>
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graphed as he a rrive d at the national
convention o f the Am erican Legion in
i Boston.
-
Established Garage and
Service Station
On Roosevelt Highway
On Paying Basis
Bargain — Terms
Write Port Orford
News For
Information
BANK
OF
BANDON
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Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
A COMMUNITY DUTY
for Rent
(Editorial in Herald)
If you would compare the newspaper published in
most any town with those of 25 years ago you woult
Little Beverly Farr won
find ir\ most cases that they have increased in size Election uav
ribbon as the moat perfect
Poland io the W arsaw police are being
L oggers
They print more news, they carry more advertising outfitted
Fanny Ward. America'» moat youth her birthplace, Ogden. Uti
w ith b u lle t-p ro o f itce l ja cke t) ful actreM, who look) thirty or leaa,
her folks moved to Caflf<
and they reach a greater number of people. Where 25 and belinetj
oi,»time world's
)» n j up that aha » u »Ixty yean old this year the won ih
'champion heavyweight boxer, now runs
years ago few local items appeared, now everything
a it winter
Pool H all
feet baby prise.
a lood shop in Lae Angeles.
of interest is brought out.
CONFECTIONERY
Jack London —The People of the Molly.
Most towns have gone ahead in the past 25 years
Alyn Yates Keith — Spinsters
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Abyss-
Marian Michelson—In the Bish- Leaflets.
Up-to-Date Goods
and better papers have helped them do it. When
♦
Rex Beach—Pardners.
¡op’s Carriage.
Anna Sewell- Black Beauty.
DONATE
BOOKS
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Always Fresh
newspaper joins in movements for town betterment
H Rider Haggard Heart of the
C. N Williamson The Lighting
J. J. Bell—Wullie McWattles.
♦ World
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Conductor.
i nd the improvement of civic institutions, the people
Carolyn W ells- Majorie at Sea
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
David Graham Phillips — The
Nugent Robinson History of the cote.
of the community work together better and more en Through the praiseworthy efforts Plum
Port Orford, Ore.
Tree.
World, Vol. 1.
Martha Finley—Elsie Dinsmore.
thusiastically. They attend community meetings u of Mr. t, and
Mrs. Fred Pfisterer of
Alex E. Frye -Home and Schooy
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Booth Tarkington— The Conqest
Charles D. W arner- Saunterlngs
C alif. and the gener- of Canaan
lei.m to like their neighbors better, and that means a San Rafael,
Atlas.
Robert
Grant—The
Orchid
oslty of their many California
Stewart Edward White The For-
Arthur Train — His Children's
greater interest on their part in the upbuilding of the friends,
Kate D. Wiggins Rebecca of
the following books have est.
Children
Sunnybrook Farm.
town.
been donated to the Port Orford
Gayley and Young—English Poet
O A. Henry—Cat of Bubastes,
H A T T O N ’S
But Myrtle Point citizens are urged to remember Public Library and are now on the soe. R M Ballantyne- The Dog Cru-1 Forest
; ry.
and
Frontier.
library
shelves
for
the
use
of
the
that the newspaper in their town is going to be only public. Mr and Mrs. Pfisterer for Mary M. Dodge Hans Brinker James Baldwin—Fifty Famous Henry Longfellow -Voices of the
I Night.
SERVICE STATION
the Silver Skate.
Stories Retold
as good as they will it to be. Its influence will be merly resided here and they are of Samuel
K Nweeya Persia the
Browning — Mrs.
Brownings
Oliver
Aptlc
Do
Something
strong and its activities helpful just in proportion to now visiting friends and relatives Land of Magic.
G Harbey iRalphson Boy Scouts : Poems.
the vicinity. They have always
Mrs. A. D. Whitney—Real Folks
Marlon Harland—Nemesis
their support of it. The mere printing of the news is In
Under
the Kaiser. Boy Scouts in
Associated Gas
retained a warm spot In their
(Concluded In the next issue.)
F Hoplnkson Smith—Peter.
Southern Waters, Boy Scouts In the
not all of a newspaper’s task. To be worth-while to the hearts
for the welfare of Port Or- 1 Paul Leicester Ford -Janice Mer-! Northwest
community it must stand back of every worthy enter ford and their work in assembling
Kelly Springfield Tires
FOR SALE
: Oliver Wandell Holmes—Poems
number of books Is great
Hand Painted
prise and every local institution, and in doing this it ly the large
Webstei Ancient History
| David Grayson-Adventures of
by the Library
Marla Daviess The Melting o f ' David Grayson.
wakes the people up to their duty along this line. But board appreciated
Christmas Cards and
and the public generally, and
it cannot do this without two kinds of support—moral the board takes this medium of ex
L. B. HATTON
Calendars
pressing Its thanks, and the thanks
by
and financial. If you are giving your home-own paper of
the public, to Mr and Mrs Pfls-
MRS. CLARENCE WRIGHT
Prop.
H EAD Q U A R TERS
FOR
both of these then you may rest assured you are help erer
and to their many friends
Port Orford
ing to improve the community.
10c and 25c
who made the donation possible.
Port Orford, Oregon
The list of books follows
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h lamo Gas Ranges and Lighting Fixtures
Harold
Bell
Wright
The
Win
CONGRESSIONAL CONTROL IN JEOPARDY
= Youths Companion =
ning of Barbara Worth: The Call
The New Standard Oil Product
The election Tuesday resulted in the democrats ing
of Dan Matthews. Their Yester
C om bined W ith
making great gains in Congress, with the control of days. When a Man' a Man. The
t t t
Recreation
of
Brian.
the House in Republican hands by but one majority,
New Roper Range on Demonstration
E The American Boy E I nfinished Furniture
W Chambers The Fight
and with their control of the Senate threatened. Of ing Robert
Magazine
Breakfast Tables
Chance. The Firing Line. Spec
:
Come In And See It Work
the 435 members of the House returns show 218 re ial Messenger.
s
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s
©ard Tables
= A C LEA N,
W H O LESO M E =
publicans, 216 democrats, and one Farmer-Labor. Sev Zane Gray The Desert Wheat.
Nite Stands
t t t
Lone Star Ranger
eral seats will he contested undoubtedly and the con The Rudard
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STO
RY
.
M
ONTHLY
MAG- E
Magazine
Racks
Kipling
Plain Tales
Port Orford Hardware & Furniture Co.
trol may possibly shift from the republicans to the from the Hills, The Second Jungle
E
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FOR
BO Y S.
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(. hild’s Sets — Tables
democrats. Of the 96 senators 48 are republicans, 47 Boo. The Light That Failed
Port Orford, Oregon
and Chairs
Lew Wallace—Life of Ben Har
democrats and one Farmer-Labor.
Bread
Boards
rison. Ben Hut. The Fair God
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Subecrlptlun f t .00 a year
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An encouraging sign is the announced purpose of Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scar
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Very Reasonably
the democrats to work for the immediate solving of let Letter, A Fool of Nature
B IL L Y
SO R A N SO N
Mary
R.
Rinehart
The
Man
In
Priced
the eopnomic condition of the country.
Lower Ten, The Window at the
E. J. Tilley
A gent for Curry cou n ty
=
White Cat
ilenly
Mrs
Perry
felt
something
James Oliver Curwood The Rlv-
“Believe II or Not”
5 Z
Port Orford. O regon
An lS-pound flilversidr Mlmon scrape across her back She thought: etg J£nd Steele of the Royal Mount
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OREGON
Jumped Into a row boat occupied the boat had run into the bank ed
by two women and a man on Slxe* and she had struck the limb of a
Robert txiuls Stevenson
The
river Saturday and Almont ratified tree Mrs Davidson screamed In Master of Rallantrae. Treasure Is
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
amazement.
pointing
to
the
fish
them to capnlze
land
Mm F S Petry and Mr and which had Jumped Into the bow
George Bar McCutcheon The
Cream Separators. Tractors. Mowtng Machine«. Milking
Min William Pavidnon. all of Ran of the boat and was dancing mer Man from Brodneys; Nedra
TIIE BLUE BIRD ’
Machines. Etc
don. were trolling for salmon neat rily from head to tail trying to
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A lc tt
L it tle
M en; _
1
Shingle« Flooring. R u itk Shlpiap. Doors. Window» Moulding =
Jos' Boys
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the mouth of the river M» David get out
•on wan rowing up ntream and the
Ironing Board«. Bread Boards Perfection Plaster
Horatio Alger Brave and Bold. S
In the excitement of trying to
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women with their back toward the kilt the fish Mr Davidson lost an The Young Outlaw
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Wallboard. House and Building Trimming»
I
bow were tending the tackle Sud oar and In recovering It Mrs Per-
Jules Verne Twenty Thousand E
leagues Under the Sea. Dick Sand
Scenic Views
Lime, Cement And Roofing
Jane Austin Mansfield Park,
i Northanger Abbey. Sense and Sen
of Curry County
Building And Carpenter Work By Day Or Contract Cement E
' slblllty. Emma
Work. Septic Tanka Sidewalks. Foundation
Harold McGrath The Gmtse Girl
Blocks, Etc
1 Arms and the Woman
I Gene Stratton Porter Michael
H o u se P a in tin g . D a ir y B a rn W h ite w a s h in g by P o w e r S p ra y e r
Si
, O'Halloran. At The Foot of The
O r Hand.
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Rainbow
TWr Tablei for Week Ending November 18. 1930. al Port Orford
Cigars
C R Henry, of Laagtols In aharge of Building Department E
B M Bowers The Range Dwel
High
I 4>W
lers The Lure of the Dime Trail.
W C Boyd A Son of I anglola In charge of Painting Department E
M P M
The Long Shadow
A M P M
We will be glad to give you estimates oa all Building Materials
Mrs Julia McNair Wright John
Painting Etc
Wednesday. Nov 12
21 4 22
10 21
Candy
' Knox. John Calvin. Richard Baxter
Thursday Nov 13
2« 5 44
It 23 tl SO I Admiral Collgni, Georg« Wishard
Friday. Nov. 14
28 7 0B
I
12(28 1 to
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
Winston hChurchlll The hCrisls
Saturday Nov 15
1« 8 22
1 M 2 17 Mr Crew's Career. Richard Car-j
Elactrie Ugkt Planta Water Plants. Pumpe Engin««,
Sunday, Nov 16
<»2 » 28
2 20 S 18 : vel
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Pipe And Flfttage
Monday Nov 17
43 10 27
Magazines
3 II 4 DM
s it
Gertrude Atherton The Conquer
Tuowtsy Nov 18 __
22
3 in 4 38 or.
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Port Orford
Hardware Co.
Port Orford Ore.
Curry ( napter No. 135
0. E. S.
Regular meetings, third S atu r
day of each month
Visitors
always welcome
W orthy
Matron.
Ena McKenzie
Secretary.
Velma Sabin
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
Meets second Saturday of each
month
Visiting brethem wel
come
C R A W F O R D W SM ITH .
W o r s h ip f u l
IR A N C M W
.
M a s te r
S M IT H ,
Secretary.
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