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PORT ORFORL NEWS
Volume V.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, February 17, 1931.
t. ui L. Liens umcei s, i\e- w
view ot Work Accomplished
T uesd ay night th e Port Orford
C ham ber o f C om m erce held Its a n ­
M IN IN G IN D U S T R Y AT
nual m e etin g and elected a board
STA R K
o f d irectors to serve du rin g the en ­
S en a te B ill No. 17 relatin g to
su in g year. T h e d irectors elected I th e fish code, co n ta in s a pro­
are H en ry Joh n ston , J. M. Lim pach,
vision icg a rd in g the pollution of
S. J. SpoerT, Louis L. K napp, C. C. ' stream s, and th is provision is so
P on tin g. R. C. O strander and Geo. j broad in its lan g u a g e that it »dll
W. Soranson. D avid M cK enzie w as
kill th e placer m in in g industry
elected president; C. C. P on tin g,
o f th e state. T h e bill w ill pro­
vice president; Geo. W. Soranson.
hibit “un clean w a ter”, and th e
secretary, and
R. C. O strander,
m uddy w ater from th e placer
treasurer.
m in es w ill com e w ith in th at in ­
The se c re ta ry p resented a report
terp retation .
o f th e w ork accom p lish ed and un­
M uddy w ater does not a ffec t
der w a y and th e fin a n cia l condi­ , fish life, and as placer-m in ing
tion o f th e Cham ber, w h ich, ow in g ’ is usually carried on du rin g th e
to th e fa ct th a t m u ch o f the c o n ­
rainy season w hen the stream s
str u c tiv e
w ork
covered
several
are m ore or less m uddy from
years tim e, review ed the w ork sin ce
natu ral cau ses, th e muddy w a t­
th e C ham ber’s reorganization four
ers from placer m in es are not
years ago.
T he report w a s ap­
inju riou s to fish . T he hill is a
proved.
d eadly blow a t one o f th e great
T h is report th row s in terestin g
p otential in d u stries o f th e sta te
lig h t on the w ork the C ham ber has
in w h ich
m any
hundreds o f
un dertaken, and the han dicaps un­
th ou san d s o f d ollars are Invest­
der w h ich it has labored. It review s
ed and w h ich g iv es em ploym en t
the h istory o f the cam paign w h ich
to a large num ber o f people.
resulted in th e d e fe a t o f the m ove­
T h e L egislatu re has killed
m ent to crea te a gam e p reserve of
com m ercial fish in g in th e R ogue,
all lands ly in g w e st o f the h igh w ay
and now an effo rt is being niade
w ith in th e county, w h ich had the
to kill th e m ining industry. The
m ovem en t been su ccessfu l, would
tim e to protect th e Industry is
have d estroyed a d airy ind ustry
before th e p a ssa g e o f th e bill.
w ith a g ro ss ann ual incom e o f up­
T h e L egislatu re is d raw in g to a
w ards o f $250,000, and serio u sly re­
clo se and an effort w ill he m ade
tarded the com m ercial developm ent
to slip th e bill through in th e
o f th e region.
final con fu sion . E very |>erson In
the sta te should be interested
B a ttle R ock Park
in th is v iciou s legislation , and
It a lso review s the th ree year
«hould prom ptly w ire or w rite
str u g g le to secu re th e p ark in g of
thcii sen ator and rep resen tative
th e v a c a n t lan d s ly in g betw een the
h ig h w a y and historic B a ttle R ock f o block the p a ssa g e o f S enate
in order th at th is historic treasu re ; till N o. 17, in sofar a s it relates
and th e w on derfu l ocean view to | o a n y th in g w h ich w ill Injure the
be obtained from the h igh w ay | m ,n in * tndu“try. Act NOW.
m ig h t be preserved for th e e n joy­
m ent o f th e public. T h is w ork w as
d isco u ra g in g in th e extrem e and at
tim es seem ed hopeless, but p ersis­
G old B each, Feb. 10. -C h a rles
ten ce and p atien ce fin a lly won and L angin, tim e keeper for the M ercer-
th e land s are now ow ned by the F raser C on struction com pany o f
S ta te H ig h w a y C om m ission and E ureka. C alifornia, w h ich concern
w ill be parked for th e use o f the has th e c on tract for the con stru c­
public for all tim e to com e.
tion o f the bridge across R ogu e
C oast Guard sta tio n
river at th is place, w as here re-
The repprt g iv es the h isto ry o f cpntly and an n ou n ced that c o n stic -
the C ham ber's e ffo r ts to secu re a ' tlon w ork would be resum ed around
coast guard station at P ort Orford, I the first o f March. The c o n tra ct on
r eview in g th e fact (hat
that C ongress (th e bridge calls for its com pletion
passed legislation in 1891 for such ¡b y D ecem ber 31. 1931, but it is un
a station , w ith o u t a llo w in g an ap- derstood th at the con stru ction com -
Bridge Work to Start
pro p riatlo n . an d th a t som e 20 y ears
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Highway to Alaska in 5 Y i
Traffic to Follow toast Route
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GEORGE WASHINGTON
Born February 22, 1732.
(Editor’s Note: This beautiful tribute to Washington was
written by an Englishman and has been framed and placed in the
Washington mansion at Mount Vernon.)
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C H U R C H (A L E N D A R
♦ ta tiv e o f the S ecreta ry o f th e In ­
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No matter what may be the birthplace of such men as WASH­
INGTON, no climate can claim, no country can appropriate him
—the boon of Providence to the human race—his fame is eternity
and his residence creation.
Though it was the defeat of our arms, and the disgrace of
our policy, we almost bless the convulsion in which he had his or­
igin—if the Heavens thundered and the earth rocked, yet when
the storm passed, how pure was the climate that it cleared—how-
bright in the brow of the firmament was the planet it revealed
to us!
In the production of Washington—it does really appear as if
Nature was endeavoring to improve upon herself, and that all the
virtues of the ancient world were but so many studies prepara­
tory to the Patriot of the new.
As a general he marshalled the peasant into a veteran and
supplied by discipline the absence of experience. As a statesman
he enlarged the policy of the Cabinet into the most comprehen­
sive of general advantage; and such was the wisdom of his views,
and the philosophy of his councils, that to the soldier and the
statesman he almost added the character of the sage.
A country called him to command—liberty unsheathed his
sword—necessity stayed—victory returned it. If he had passed
here, history might*doubt what station to assign him; whether
at the head of her citizens or soldiers—her heroes or her patriots.
But the last glorious act crowned his career, and banished hesi­
tation.
Who, like Washington, after having freed a country, resigned
her crown, and retired to a cottage, rather than remain in a
capital?
Immortal man! He took from the battle its crime, and from
the conquest its chains—he left the victorious the glory of his self-
denial, and turned on the vanquished only the retribution of his
mercy.
Happy, proud America! The lightnings of Heaven could not
resist your Sage; the temptations of earth could not corrupt your
Soldier.
,
,
now ahcad of ltg gchedu|e THREE ONE-ACT
FLAYS PRESEN N IE D
,
terior and a m em ber o f the Spec­
ial C om m ission to coop erate w ith
Sunday, F eb ru ary 22, 1931.
rep resen ta tiv es o f th e C an adian
S u n d ay S chool 10:00 a. m.
G overnm ent in a stu d y o f th e fe a s­
C hurch S ervice 11:00 a. m
ib ility of c on stru ction o f th e P a-
Forum , 7:00 p. m.
P u triotic M eeting, M others and |o ifi« -Y u k o n highw ay, sa y s “In one
D a u g h te rs B anquet. W ednesd ay at >’eaI 8 tim e the P aclflc-Y u k on hlgh -
w ay has been raised from an idle
M asonic hall, 6:30 p. m.
F oru m p ractice T hu rsday nigh t dream to th e sta tu s o f a m ajor
a t church, 7:00 p. m.
p roject backed by pow erful fo r ce s,”
“R e n e w in g Our Strength", w as and "I hope and exp ect to se e th is
th e topic o f R everen d M cV icker’s road p assab le from S e a ttle to F air­
S u n d ay m orn in g serm on, w hich b an k s w ith in five y ea rs.”
A p proxim ately 700 m iles o f high ­
g a v e rise to a grea t deal o f fa v o r­
able com m en t. It w as a forceful, w ay is con tem p lated from H azleton.
p ractical talk, str e ssin g the potent B. C., to c o n n ect w ith the h igh w ay
fact th a t on ly by individual effort lead in g so u th ea st from F airbanks,
and a tta in m e n t can on e be assured and su rv ey s are now b ein g m ads
o f sa tisfa c tio n and hap piness. Mrs. for th e location o f th e route, w h ich
S w eet sa n g the solo "G ethsem an". w ill be one o f th e great scen ic
A tru stees m e etin g Is to be held h ig h w a y s o f th e w orld. T he con-
S u n d ay m orn in g a fter ch urch serv- str u c Oon o f th is gap w ill com plete
ice and all tr u ste es are urged to be ,h e w o,'k on the northern portion o f
present, a s the report o f the church ,h e con tem p lated route from Fair-
w ork m ust be in eastern headquart- han ks to S ou th A m erica, o f w h ich
era by M arch 23. T h is m eetin g is the O regon C oast H ig h w a y w ill be
a lso open to m em b ers o f th e con- an im p ortan t link, a s the great
north and sou th tr a ffic over su ch
gregatloii.
an in tern ation al route w ill n atu rally
Su nd ay School
S u n d ay sch ool w as atten d ed by follow th e scen ic co a st h igh w ay
Mr. Saw yer, In the sa m e Issue o f
30. Mrs. S w eet acted as su p erin ten ­
den t in the a b sen ce o f Mrs, F orty the T im es, p resen ts a graphic pic­
w h o is ill. "The C olum bine” and ture o f the reindeer ind ustry In Al­
ad u lt c la s se s w ere com bined and aska. and predicts that th is an im al
w ere aw ard ed th e banner for a t­ will soon becom e a sou rce o f grea t
ten d an ce and co llection Mrs. S w ee ’ food su pp ly to the sta tes.
very k in d ly p resented each m em ­
ber o f her c la s s last w eek w ith a
c on ven ien t sized copy o f the N ew
T estam en t.
F oru m Notea
V elm a Joh n son w as the Sunday
n igh t lead er o f the F orum 30 w ere
in a tten d an ce. T he m ixed q u artet
sa n g “L et H im In". Mrs. Corson
requested a fu ll atten d a n ce at
T h u rsd ay nigh t F oru m practice as
an Im portant a n n ou n cem en t w ill he
m ade W alter R ob in son and M ar­
lon W ilson w ill be lead ers for n ext
S u nd ay nigh t, w h ich w ill be a p a ­
triotic m eetin g. Ixda C rum ley and
P eg g y Corson w ill d ecorate for the
occasion . Mrs. C aroline S h a fer of
N orth B end w ill ad d ress the m e et­
ing S u n d ay n ig h t in b e h a lf o f se n d ­
in g d e leg a te s to th e C h ristian E n ­
deavor C on ven tion at San Fran
c isco in June.
luuliea Aid
T he regu lar b u sin ess m eetin g of
the L adies Aid for W ed n esd a y (to ­
m orrow ) w ill be postpon ed on a c ­
cou n t o f th e banquet to be giv en in
the even in g at th e M asonic H all
Mr S a w y er visited P ort Orford
A general In vitation is exten ded to in D ecem ber, 1928, w ith his old
th e girls and w om en o f the co m ­ friend J. M B each, and w as so im ­
m unity. T h e banquet w ill be served pressed w ith th is g rea t region that
at 6:30 p. m.
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he has sin c e tak en a keen in terest
in its affa irs.
Ijtiig lo is C om m u nity Church
S u n d ay School Su nd ay 10 30 a. m
S u p erin ten d en t P r o f I. B Sevy
M yrtle P oin t, F eb 7. Jam es H ob­
C h ristian E n d eavor S u n d ay 6 45
son, 54, prom in en t Coos county
p m., P re sid e n t Lila D em ent.
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stock m an and tim ber m an, shot
k „
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and killed h im se lf yesterd ay m orn­
p, m . by th e pastor.
ing abou t 10 o'clock in an old barn
T h is is a C om m u n ity C hurch and
on h is Bald H ill ranch. D esp ond­
the en tire C om m u nity 1s a part o f
e n cy o ver ill h ealth is believed by
it and all are urged to atten d all
a u th o rities to have cau sed him to
th e services.
tak e his life.
E lm er E M cV icker, P astor.
T he body, sh ot th rou gh th e head
Just above th e
righ t ear by a
25-20 rifle, w as found by F ran k
T h u rsd ay n igh t Dr P o llin g o f th e S ou th m ayd and several oth er men
O regon S ta te colleg e s ta ff w ill w ho fearin g that he had m et w ith
sp eak on social recreation and e n ­ som e accid en t w h ile out In sp ectin g
terta in m en t at the
Moat
W est h is c a ttle, had gone to look for
G range hall. T he public is invited him Foul play w as su sp ected un til
to atten d, and no ad m ission w ill be It w a s found th a t his fin ger had
pbarged Dr P o llin g is a noted lec been blown o ff w hen he had pulled
turer and It w ill be a trea t to have th e trigger o f th e gun
H e leaves a w idow and a brother.
him v isit Curry cou n ty
— W estern W^rld.
band's h on esty the p atien t reveals
'•I the Life S a v in g S ervice ac- and
¡g q Ujtp possible the bridge
, i . d v u l 'X '
*bat 8^e ’8 •°°k in;, for ju st such in
R ep resen ta tiv e K napp has ad­
quired ground for a sta tio n site. _____
w i„ ____ready
b{. r, ad ____
f o , _______
gervtcp ______
bpforP
hon est you n g doctor and «11 e ds
vised the P ort Orford C ham ber of
w ith ou t proceed in g further w ith the th at datp The com pI,,„ on o f , he
wejl.
T he Port Orford H igh Schoo! will
m atter. In 1927 the C ham ber took b,.idgp m arkg anotbpr chaptPr in
T he cast: D octor. H arry H elm - C om m erce that Its e ffo r ts to secure
presen t th ree on e-act p lays on S a t­
the m atter up and last April under , hp devP,„pnient of thp 8OUthw est
Ruby p rotective legislation for sea lion
urday nigh t. F eb ru ary 21, a t the ken; N u rse, d octor’s w ife.
S ecreta ry o f th e T reasury D epart- Orpgon coagt rpgion and
jg prp
P
urdin;
Mrs.
Sage,
patient,
C
am
illa is tak en care o f in th e new fish
H igh School gym n asiu m . T h e n am ­
code w h ich w ill com e up In the
m ent. O gden L. M ills assured Sen- dictP(1 tbat tourigt , raffic w j„
W
hite.
es o f the plays are "W hite L ies,”
hou se for final p a ssa g e T uesday.
ator S teiw er that the Port Orford crease rapidly as soon a s the pres­
T
here
w
ill
be
sin
g
in
g
and
d
an
c­
“T he C ou rageous O ne”, and “Good
sta tio n w ould be included in the ent ferry service is done a w a y w ith.
in g betw een acts. T h is is th e first In addition to rem ovin g the b ou n ­
Med ¡cine.”
T reasu ry D ep a rtm en t b u dget for
e n terta in m en t the school h as put on ty now paid for the ex term in a tio n
“W h ite L ies,” is the sto ry o f an
th e fisc a l year en d in g Ju n e 30. 1932,
th is year. N ext m onth w e plan to o f the a n im a ls the bill p rovides for
old m an. E benezer G ower, w h o is
th eir protection In the fo llo w in g
and both S en ators M cN ary and
presen t p lo n g th ree-act play.
la n g u a g e :
S teiw er a c tiv e ly in terested th em ­
P ortland , Feb. 13.—A n nou ncem ent an a id e n t w orsh ip per o f G eorge
T h e doors w ill be open at 7
“E very person w ho sh o o ts or
se lv es in th e m atter, w ith the re­ has been m ade from the St. P aul W ash in gton, and how his w orship o ’clock P erform an ce begin s at 7 30
oth erw ise kills, d estroys, w ounds,
su it th at th e a d m in istration budget o ffic e s o f the G reat N orth ern rail- leads him into a “w h ite lie ”. H is
m aim s, takes, captures, crip p les or
carried $83,500 for th is purpose, but w ay th a t the 35 m ile exten sion o f hou sekeep er, Jane, is devoted to
m o lests a n y sea lion, is g u ilty o f a
th e item w a s elim in ated by th e th e G reat N orthern from E ugene the old gen tlem an , and to sa v e him
S om eone is alw a y s ta k in g the Joy m isdem eanor, and, upon con viction
C hairm an o f the app rop riations th e 35 m ile exten sion from E u gen e pain sh e too is involved in a “w h ite
Mr.
G ow er's
un scru pu lou s ou t o f life R ip ley no m ore than th ereof, is pu nish able by a fin e of
C om m ittee in th e H ouse. S en ators sou th w estw ard in to th e S iu slaw lie".
M cN ary and S teiw er then intro- cou n try w ill be con stru cted , w ith d au ghter-in-law and an antique g iv es Curry co u n ty w ide pu blicity not less than $25 nor m ore than
duced a S en a te am endm ent, w h ich perm ission o f the In ter sta te C om ­ buyer com es in to th e scen e, and by a sse r tin g Cape B lanco is the $100 or by im prisonm ent In the
w a s adopted by the S en ate, and m erce C om m ission to use five m iles M argaret, th e dau ghter-in-law . for fa r th est w est point In th e U nited c o u n ty iail for not less than six ty
tw o c o n fe re n c e co m m ittees to con­ o f Sou thern P a cific track s. The ap­ revenge, a c ts a “w h ite lie”. T his S ta tes, in h is "Believe It Or Not" day, or by both su ch fin e and Im
fer on disputed Item s in th e m ea s­ p lication o f th e O regon E lectric trio o f w h ite lies lead s to all sorts colu m n, w hen F ran k R eu ssw ig, en- p rison m en t, provided, the sta te fish
ure have passed the P ort Orford w as granted som e m onth s ago for o f com p lication s. T he play w as se g in eer o f t he O regon S ta te M otor com m ission m ay g ra n t perm ission
a n y person w hom it d eem s fit, to
Item, a lth ou gh d isa g r e ein g on cer­ th is exten sion and the an n ou n ce­ lected becau se it w as esp e c ia lly ap- a sso cia tio n , com es alon g and dim s
birth- th is claim o f Curry co u n ty to fam e kill, trap, net, or cap tu re alive, sea
tain other p h ases of the appropria­ m ent at th is tim e is sim ply to the proprlate for W ash in gton 's
by a sser tin g th a t Cape A lva In Hor»»» for sc ie n tific or
exh ib ition
tion bill rela tin g to salary Increases. e ffe c t th at the w ork w ill be done, da>
The cast: E b en ezer Gower, H ow - W ash in gton Is 10.1 m iles farth er purposes, the num ber allow ed to be
T h e bill has been returned to con ­ a lth ou gh no tim e for sta r tin g c o n ­
a id Jam ieso n ; Jane, the hou sekeep - w est th an B lan co and produ ces U ni- killed or captured to be sp ecified
ference. and if th ere is no extra stru ction w as stated
er, V elm a Joh n son ; M argaret, th e (pd s t a t e s e n g in eerin g c h a r ts to ln "alfl perm it.”
session o f C on gress it is a n tic i­
dau ghter-in-law . V ivian W hite; Mr «ube‘ a n tla te the claim The m atter
pated th at th e m easu re w ill be fin ­
Ransom , an an tiq u e buyer. R ay „hould now be settled once and for
a lly adopted.
Salem , Feb. 7 A fter h old in g the From m .
all by th e C oast and G eod etic Su r­
S e a Lion R efu g e
W ash in gton, F eb 14. T he Con
T he second play, “The C ou rage­ vey over its ow n sig n a tu re
T he report also review ed the R ogu e river c lo sin g bill until the
g r ess today adopted the r elief m eas
w ork perform ed on th e m a tter of last hour, G overnor Meier today ous O ne,” can n ot w ell be described
ure com prom ise a ttach ed to the In ­
secu rin g a se a lion refu ge on the signed sam e, a s w as expected o w ­ w ith ou t rev ea lin g the secret o f the
terior
D ep artm en t
app rop riation
reefs o ff th e O regon coast to per­ ing to his pre-election prom ise, and plot w h ich had b est be left to the
m easure and
P re sid e n t
H oover
S atu rd ay P ort O rford L odge No.
San F ran cisco, F eb
14. P r e si­ signed the bill. V eteran s leg isla tio n
p etu ate th is in terested m am m al as the bill w ill becom e a law in due au d ien ce to d iscover H ow ever, It Is
A M . held Its stated
the
story
o
f
a
prisoner
who,
doom
ed
dent Shoup o f th e Sou thern P a ­ to cash service c e r tific a te s is still 170, A F
an a ttraction for tou rist travel. The cou rse D ue to the fa c t th a t the
com m u n ication
In the
M asonic
w ork w a s started in 1927 and con- legislatu re passed th e bill in direct to execution is u n b elievab ly cour­ c ific ann oun ced here tod ay th a t his a bone o f con ten tion , but If s a t is ­
s is tin g o f d eterm in in g th e fact d efia n ce o f the w ill o f the people ageou s to th e very last. T he parts lin es had w ithd raw n all opp osition fa cto rily adju sted th e outlook is hall O nly b u sin ess o f a routine na
w h eth er sealion w as d estru ctive o f a s exp ressed at the N ovem ber elec- are d ifficu lt to act and th is is the to th e expansion p lan s o f th e G reat b lig h t for th e p assage o f all appro­ ture w as tran sacted . O ut o f tow n
v isito rs inclu ded C. H Y oung, R
food fish , and th e secu rin g o f the tlou it is alm ost certain that the first tim e a tra g ed y has been at N orthern and W estern P a cific rail­ priation bills before C on gress ad
E C arter and M oss A verill o f Gold
tem pted by th e high school.
roads for the con stru ction o f the jou rn s on M arch 4.
cooperation o f the U. S. B ureau of refe: endu m w ill be Invoked
B each and P hil P earson o f Bandon
T he cast: W arden H olt, G eorge 200 m iles from K lam ath F alls to
F ish e rie s and oth er F ed eral a g e n ­
W
oodw
orth;
F
a
th
er
Daly.
E
lliott
K
eddie.
C
a
lif,
to
e
ffe
c
t
ph
ysical
cies. Q u estion n aires w ere prepared
P ort O rford's C oast Guard sta tio n
W oodw orth; Dan a Jailer Gerald con n ection o f th e tw o sy stem s and item is Included in the T reasury-
and execu ted by a num ber o f deep
P ortland . Feb 13 —Ju d ge W alter T ich en or;
J a m e s D yk e,
R obert to give them en try Into San F ra n ­ P o sto ffic e appronriatlon m easure
sea
fish erm en
h a v in g
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G C. H aga, w ho lives on the old
atten d an t, cisco.
k n ow led ge o f the h ab its o f th e sea H. E van s, w ho p resid e? at the T ich en or; W ilson, an
w hich is still In the h an d s o f the hom e place on B ear creek w ith his
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c o n feren ce com m ittee.
W ith
th e father, J. F H aga w as In tow n
sa tisfa c tio n o f th e Cham ber and the ty C ircu it Court, y e ster d a y render­ gy Corson.
prospect o f th e p a ssin g o f all ap- T u esd ay In sp ea k in g of th e m ild
“Good M ed icine” is a com ed y A
V S B ureau o f F ish e rie s th at th is in g a d ecision in th e con tem p t pro-
propriatlon bills before
C on gress w in ters and th e all around equable
anim al is nftt un du ly d estru ctiv e o f c eed in g s heard a g a in st C ollier H yo u n g doctor and his w ife are In
E ugene. Feb 14 A n n ou n cem en t adjou rn s the outlook for th e secur- c lim a te o f th is co m m u n ity he
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fo o d fish It becam e n ecessa ry to B u ffin gton , a form er d istrict at
w as m ade here today that the con ­ in g o f th is station brightens.
sta ted th a t he has fresh stra w b er­
secure th e rem oval o f the bou nty torney. at that term , and a ssessed is honest, th erefore w ill not c o n ­ stru ction w ork o f exten d in g the
ries at h is place righ t now There
paid for th e destru ction o f sea lion a fin e o f $100. w ith Incarceration ced e to th e w h im s o f th ose w ho O regon E lectric railw av a d ista n ce
Mi s o d Mrs C laren ce Church are quite a few ripe berries on the
by the S ta te 6 f O regon and to pro- in th e C oo. C ounty jail at Coquille on ly think th e y are ill. F in a lly a o f 35 m iles to the so u th w est into and baby and Mi and Mrs W H
fo e s and th e v in es are loaded w ith
vide for th eir protection by the if the fin e is not paid T h e c o n ­ rich p atient com es a lon g w ho th e S iu slaw cou n try would -ta :t F ern ley and d au gh ter F ra n cis o f bloom s W estern W orld
s ta te b efore refu ges can be created tem p t proceed in gs grew out o f al cla im s to “h ave ev eryth in g' The abou t April 1, w ea th er con d ition s M yrtle P oin t, w ere m otorists w h o
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by federal agen cies, and R epresen - leged In terference w ith a grand d octor can find n o th in g w ron g Af- p erm ittin g T he cost of th e pro­ enjoyed the scen ic b eau ties o f th e
T he G rover T ich en or fam ily are
ta tiv e Ixiuis L. K napp, a m em ber o f ju ry Investigation of vio la tlo n s o f ter a tr y in g few m in u tes In w hich posed exten sion is given as $1.500,- O regon C oast h igh w ay In the P ort now occu p y in g the Mabel G illin gs
he w ife is d esp a irin g o f her hu«- 000
(C ontinued on page
O rford area last w eek
h ou se in th e w est part o f town
To Protect Sea Lion
Oregon Electric to Extend
Blanco’s Glory Dimmed
W ritin g for the ann ual num ber
the C ordova D aily T im es, E rn est
* o W f alker
Saw yer, p ersonal represen­
Myrtle Point Man Suicide
>Z..
Dr. Polling to Speak
Governor Signs Ro^ue Bill
Adopt Relief Compromise
Withdraws Objections
Masons Meet
A
Buffington Fined
Fresh Strawberries
To Start Work April I
2.)
«:•- A—
1 1- ws-
Fair Directors Elected
M yrtle P oin t, F eb 9.—T he board
o f dlr« °“ »™ o t th e C oos and Cur-
ry C ounty F air a sso cia tio n w ere re­
elected at the ann ual m eetin g o f
stock h old ers o f the asso cia tio n here
S atu rd ay T he first m e etin g o f the
board thia y ear w ill be held in
M arshfield. M arch 10. at w h ich tim e
th e o ffic e r s o f th e association will
be elected.
T he board o f d irectors Is com ­
posed o f th e follow in g- E S D e­
m ent, B roadbent;
E. L. C lausen,
R roadbent; G. R M cNair, B a n ­
don; H. E H ess, C oquille; J.
Larsen, M arshfield; L H. P earce,
M yrtle P oin t; P. O Lund. M yrtle
P o in t. W T. D em en t, M yrtle P oin t;
and H en ry G ustafson, N orth Bend,
and R L. W agner o f P ort O rford
A.
W T W hite, Jr., accom p an ied by
h is father, W T W hite, Sr , tran s­
acted b u sin ess in M arshfield th e
la tter part o f the w eek.