PORT ORFORD NEWS
_Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 2, 1931
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tran aaeted business a t th e S ta r
M r . a n d M rs
N S Dean
bruise th e m iddle fin g er of his
ran ch in L anglois W ednesday
i ,,
J ..
Rev. E. E. M cV lcker of B andon
M rs O rria K n aPP an d rig h t hand by being pinched in
he accid en t oc-
w as accom panied to P o rt O rford cbl d ren rft°to re d
to
R eed sp o rt h e an
n ti d li lin
n g g a cable. T
The
S unday by his d au g h ter M rs Kvle S unday i , r s E1,a K n ap p re tu rn e d e u rred M onday a n d Mr L indberg
of Florence.
; w*tb th em a fte r sp en d in g th e past w as ta k e n to B andon w here the
(C ontinued from page 1.)
Mr. an d M rs
H arold Jo h n so
we*k in K lam ath F a lls as th e dele- wound w as dressed an d a fterw ard s the expense of heavy applications Too .a r l v n . t i i n . '„ J
It o u t., to m ake one of th e m ost extensive
of lim estone a re j u s t i f i e d “ ° n8 th e ’ p ia n u ’ ' “ “ ‘"S “ " ’ H w,’aken8 I *urvey8 »hi. d istrict has ever had.
G eorge C am pbell on th e M iddle and children accom panied bv Mrs g aU ,ro m th e local c,rcle o t N eiRh- brought to his bom e here.
Maud » F
Johnson b° r’
W oodcraft
E lk '
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» » o rty
j a r s and
w i Mrs
l l J o h Will
n
W hen p re p a rin g a field fo r a l f a l - ____________ A ccording to th e old D iller su r-
S IL V E R s p r a y g
ardens
PANAM A H A TS—th e m en folks ; m otored
Gold B each Sunday.
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fa th e ob ject should be to m ake th e
P v i m i m . / ’> I e v u
V*y ’ w bich the governm ent h as ac-
Limestone
Needed
have had th e ir P a n a m a ’s, now its
M r' and M rs W T. W hite, J r tb<> nlost p o p u lar D ance Pavilion
In rw w n rin
t I f I f ' Seed' bed fr**e *°>>> weeds, firm
tu . p * *
1 0 8 * Geld
cepted as au th o ritativ e, an analysis
the L adies tu rn . P a n a m a 's a re quite ,ran 8 acted business in Coos co unty °,n tb e Coa8t- opens th e season w ith
In (.rowing Alfalfa >n°ugh to assu re m oisture and lev-
,
‘ 008 eounty coal quad recalcu lated on a basis of sepai -ate
the Vogue. T hey com e in various T ue’day
' al R a ssen n ette’s D ance B and on
By Geo H. Je n k in s
en” Ugh for “ « « facto ry h an d lin g i “ n* u b ll7 m £
" T broUKht *«»• aah d eterm in atio n s gives th e fol-
of the
the m
T he
he land
land should
.h „..i,i tv
1 pub 1Qn,
ic prom
shapes, encircled by black band, o r
R G- M cKenzie of M yrtlewood S a ,u rd a >’ Ju n e fi. W e have bought
of
m eadow
eadow T
. inence
T „ in Coos coun- ( low ing coal percen tag es:
C ounty A g ricu ltu ral Agent.
be plowed eith e r d u rin g the fall o r 5 * 1901 when J s D iller, east-
novelty y trim . «x
A n new
lot t J ju U s S t l » in,
A n nderson
took
show ,h '8 week 50 N E W SIL K
ew
lU
1 , ranch “ and “S peck" A
U P H I O n tOOK
M oisture. 7 84 p er cen t; volatile
early sp rin g and an y d isk in g o r
geologist> com piled a scientific
have been placed w ith o u r MID-
M I D - a a 'o
a d of
o i s sheep
h e e p to P o rtlan d Sun-
Sun. CROCKS, in th e V E R Y LATEST
load
com bustion, 42 40 per cen t; fixed
The use of lim estone to co rrect deep-w orkings done as early a 9 1‘°P °» r aphlcal coal m ap today Is
styles, m aterials an d
fashions.
SEASO N SA LE m illin ery a t only day
carbon, 42.53, and ash, 7 23 per cent
t e r , , w orkings O should
be j , n
, U!“‘d as a z-« basis f° r coal find-
itab le —
for ev . th e .. acid
$.3 95. .....
All o .....
u r ..........
M illinery
on
Mrs. G eorge vauipueil
Campbell. .MI’S
Mrs K
E I L T h ere will be one su --------
n u n is Mil now ----------------
. co nditions of m ost of - our
— - possible. l a ----
IIU U IU
D t
F ollow ing th e survey, the fin d
h e n purpose
i i m n a a z of
x / I kill-
r lll
ngs
F. c C
. G G reen,
hicago coal ings will bp tak en east. It is re-
proved c u ltu ral practices shallow
sale a t $195. $2.95 an d $3.95. Gold- H arris. Mrs H. L M cC artnev and eFy ty p e' and reaso n ab ly priced a t soils,
” s’ im
,rnProv*d
«hallow and fo
for r t the
«•
reen, C Chi
en
R
ule
S
tore.
B
andon.
n
c
h
er
sister,
M
rs
H
M
alehnrn
n
t
199,85
to
11500
G
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E
a
n
d
sta
n
d
a
rd
iz
a
tio
n
on
th
e
G
rim
m
ing
weeds.
financier,
w
ho
is
having
en R ule Store, B andon.
itc
,m a d e of C oos°and Curry* with“ ™ ? I
analy8‘S
C<* '
Is t th h e n only
w u hich
" “ C u rry . Wlth pos-
P° s’ ! ,a
p eraH o n ."w
in *
W
m a an
n E
E ato
a to n
le f t fh
h a »„
Re. v a ariety,
rie ‘y- h have
av ® been responsible for
G rim m Is
n lv v ariety _
. . u » ! “ ade..Of Coos J and
is favorable.
favorable, o oner-ntinna
«..in
W v ym
n left
F rid
y »—
for '-«ng Beach, and Mrs. H ow ard all S T O R E ’ B andon.
A p a rty of frien d s from M yrtle fa if."
th *rtPl^ UC4 ^ ° f
ean b’’ recom m ended in th is sec section 8Savs th a C o L 'n * * * *” thlS h # r*' O re*n ,s declared to have
of th e Middle E lk m otored to Cape
G ran ts P a s s on a bu sin ess trip.
P o in t in
cluding
Mr. an d Mrs. C
“ haV
green fPed
feed Cr°
crop P Uon
tion. ° G * nU,ne
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~ has
y an d <reSn
aeed from
T he D iller
r e s X , ' B.im'd ‘ rOal m ' n “
‘’P<>ra“ On in
C larence W rig h t is now em ploy B lanco W ednesday for a picnic
an d d M
M rs
rs Jo
Jo h h n n C
C ar-
ar ,2 Coos an d C u , rry y coun'
counties
rin g g reliable
reliable sources, p referab ly certl i n ?o n e ñt h
MENS W E A R IS
is C H E A P E
FR A R
R ackleff.
a c k l e f f Mr.
M r an
1(‘s d d u u rin
1
resulted Illinois,
ed a t H yde’s cam p a t C am as V al fine
Im p o rted Broadclo” S hirt tha^ V8r Dp" Ca,VPI K — ‘b B
u
t t o
n
. : ^
f,e<1' *S th e ° n,y safp k >"d to buy. m a » o f Its k i n ^ t L T ' ’'*“ 6
' R ‘8
ley.
also reported th a t th ree
sold two y ears ago at $3 45 is now M l' an d M,S C h a™ eski. and Mr.
.
g y e d of a lfalfa Comm on a lfalfa seed is likely to W W Ion
e ’ »* T ng
by ° th e r Ei
Mrs. C. A. B echtel a n d d au g h ter, only $1.95 an d ev ery th in g else ™ Bnd
Eastern
coal op erato rs a re
T ° S um m erlin and ™ h ? y " T
Pre,V'° d81ly
, m ean any kind th a t has
,U L „
O rZ n
¿ i * ? “ ’ W‘de'y-
'
com ing to Cooe county th is we»:;,
Alice, left y e ste rd a y m o rn in g fo r a
on
th _ e d airy
fa a rm
s s . in
th is
section, Identity and is som etim es sold on
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„ X
y a ^ ^ t ° . gl8t.
r » ^ and
8,1’ " fo " r “i ,<>r
proportion.
F
u
ll
cut,
2:20
blue
den-
daugh,<“r
'
K
ath
erin
e,
enjoyed
a
pic-
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t
y
r
m
n
,s
section.
to rem ain h ere fo r several w eeks
w eek’s v isit in P o rtla n d .
P eggy
'°~
$1 19- -M en s Oxford«
*° a ' G
arrlso
n L
D ake
a^e last Sunday,
Sunday. h as alone been w o rth several th o u s the m ark et as G rim m No fa rm e r ' pog"aphy wl^o ^ now .
Corson
accom panied
panied th
th e e m
m a a n n d d will
will
O veralls $119—Mens
Oxfords. I n B"n
1 ,al
r 'son
ch ecking on coal surveys.—W est
C
orson accom
an
d
dollars
to
dairy
m
en
in
th
is
sec
D r an
d M
Mrs.
L. R.
can affo rd to p lant seed th a t has county Mr Jo n es w h o I "t C ? ° 8 e rn W orld
visit w ith h er g ra n d m o th er, Mrs. i good a11 leath er quality. $3.98 a n d ' , U
and
rs L
R P u g h an d
H W M organ. M arie L in d b erg w as ‘ J4 85 W ork shoes $195 to $4 85. J lu ’fh ,c r w ere S u n d ay g u ests of tion. In addition it has m eant not been tested both for p u rity and a t the Ho el N o rth n 7 s t«PP‘ng
m
ore
cows
p
er
herd
w
ith
less
food
fo
r germ ination The»
P? r. V k
he H
H otel
otel N
N orth
ortl Bend w ith Mr
The»,, , ,„»
.... at , the
. .. . a
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_ als In S traw or S i i m - Mr.
n d d M
s f (,e
U n o r rRc
o o Cam pbell
also a m em ber of . th . e p a rty an “ d will I ' T L lte
rriv
, '" ^ a an
^ r rs
I b b o o u u ght
...... . .
_
ests can be, G reen,
t a t all of his w ork
ght and
and being
being high
high in
in food
food val”
v » l-
, « re e n sta
, te
sla d te th
d a th
H ats Go,den
by
has resu ,ted ,n
bu“ ^
‘ secured th ro u g h the C ounty A gent’s is being done from a stu d y of the
funeral Services
office w ithout cost.
a
low
er
cost.
Old D iller m aps J. & Diller, who
1
; business w ith R an g er K reig er of
Seed sown on new land w hich cam e h ere when the B eaver Hill
Jo h n H udson of th e E lk riv e r! C larence H ow ard of Caldwell. the
A n o th er b en efit th e local d airy
Largely Attended
diStriCt
P o rt ° r,O rd SatU r- | xId ’ h” L j8- r la.itln ?.,hiS. br„Other’ Zorc
W illiam W alkem eyer of B ritish m en a re realizin g from a lfalfa is h as not recently been In alfalfa, m ine w as in Its hey-day of o p era
should alw ays be Inoculated. T his tion, w as se n t out by th e gov
day on business.
H ow ard on th e Middle Elk
, Colum bia visited In P o rt O rford th a t it provides green feed in late is sim ply in tro d u cin g into th e new
David M cK enzie a n d D onald Me j D orris F orty. N adine and W in i-' M onday
su m m er w hen o th e r crops a re dry field the b a c te ria necessary fo r Its ernment.
(F ro m W estern W orld)
Kenzle of C loverdale S tock f a r m .f r e d Babel, Alice Bechtel, Lois
The p lates of th e D iller topo
Mr. an d Mrs. P erly L und of Myr- an d brow n a " d In th is w ay helps to gro w th M aterial fo r this purpose Is
rite
fu n eral services over th e re
W arner, Lucille L indberg and Lu- tie P o in t v isiting in P o rt O rford boId up m*1*1 production. Izvnd In
g ra p h ic a l survey w ere destroyed by
! e tta Johnson w ere guests F rid ay M onday w ith th e L B H a tto n fam - a lfa lfa is released from th e an n u al usually secured by local fa rm e rs fire h ere m any y ears ago, and only m ains of C layton B. Zeek, civil
w ar v eteran and p ro m in en t lead er
' an d S atu rd ay of Mrs. A. P. Sw eet ily w hile en ro u te to R ogue riv e r nrc<‘88lty of plow ing, u& eeding and th ro u g h th e C ounty A gent's office a few m aps a re available.
a t cost. Som e folks get a good
in p atrio tic activ ities In th e com
KODAKS GIVEN
a t A rizona Inn. They are m em bers on a p leasu re trip .
Jo n es sta te d today th a t he s t a r t
| a "o w s th e fa rm e r to devote his sta n d w ith aa little as eight to ten
m u n ity an d th e state, w ere held a t
of Mrs. Sw eet's Sunday school class.
ed
th
ree
w
eeks
ago
ju
s
t
south
of
C. O. Long of E ugene visited in , ,lm e to o th e r w prk
Mrs. C. C. W rig h t and baby mo P o rt O rfo rd M onday in v estig atin g j T he Increase In acreag e from pounds of seed per acre especially B andon, follow ing closely th e Coos th e S ch ro ed er A Gano chapel F ri-
AWAY FREE
If drilled In the soil, but a fte r
d ay a ftern o o n w ith the G. A R
tored to C
am as Valley
S unday an
af- d left fo r th e south-
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---- condition,
«bout tw e n ty a cres five y ears ago m any y ears of experience in w est B ay quad ran g le. T he coal beds a re th e W R. C„ Sons of V eterans, an d
L ? n u°n M r W rlg h t
accom panied ern p a rt of th e co unty la te r in th e to one th o u san d acres, w hich is be-
form
ed
in
an
alm
ost
p
erfect
q
uad
ern O regon th e experim ent statio n
A m erican L egion p a rtic ip a tin g The
,
day’
l l n g grow o In th is section a t thia I b eliev es’th a t not ’lMs th an f i f t e e n ran g le—hence th e nam e T he coal
Mrs B ernice W hite, d a u g h te r o f
M onday H en ry P reisen d an z. Cal- tim e Is som e in d icatio n of th e value pounds of seed should be used per croppings a p p e a r a t B andon n ear chapel w as filled w ith frien d s of
th e deceased an d th e floral o ffe r
R an g er K reig er of th e M cGribble VIII
P a rk e rsb u rg , but th e C u rry land
A Ticket With Each
n S
j o m
o i ith
t n a and
no
v C o o n rt S
s te
tein
in h h a au
u e er r ° f th
’m is s crop
crop fo
ro r r local
local dairy
dairy m
m en
en and
and 1 1 acre.
acre,
ing w as larg e and beautiful
J S tatio n on th e Middle Elk, is rap- visited Gold Beach, re tu rn in g late p oultrym en. I t h a s been giving e x -! i t » „ n n j . i ,
reveals only beds of m arin e sands.
Rev. T. C D uncan offered a p ra y
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, idly im proving from h e r recen t ill in
in th
th e e evening.
evening
cellent t resu
r e s u lts
l t s In
In ce
c e r rta
t a i in
n sections
a a seed drill Is Jo n es followed th e rim of th e q u ad
j ! cellen
er a t the chapel and Rev. D. L oree
available it will provide the best ran g le th ro u g h
25 Cent Purchase
ness. Dr. H ouston of Bandon has
P a rk e rsb u rg on
V icto r H o rn e r an d fam ily mov- w ith o u t th e use of lime. T his is
a ctin g chaplain of th e O A R .’
been
a tten d in g -----
her.
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ed t o F o u r Mi)e M onday w here ’tr u e p a rtic u la rly in th e M yrtle m eans of g e ttin g the seed into the Lowe Creek to the S u m n er section
gave the fu n e ra l ad d ress and th e
ground
a
t
a
uniform
d
epth
ar.d
Mrs. M ary B. R ice and Miss R u th ' Mr H o rn e r Is employed a t th e J. P o in t an d B ro ad b en t section. W ith
w o rk in g no rth
obituary.
50 T icket« and T u rch aae of
slig h tly less seed can be used It
__ p.
_
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a r k left
le f t S
S a a t tu
u r rd
d ay
a v fo
o m o e P.
n D illon cam
C lark
for r th p e ir h hom
At p resen t he is w o rk in g on the
, th e application
of lim e th e crop
Is also recom m ended th a t no nurse
A t th e O. A. R. cem etery m em
in
Ovando,
M
ontana.
survey of beds a t G lasgow on
F red Jam ieso n and son, H ow ard, b as been produced successfully in
Six R olls of Film an d P ack in g
W illard and O rland A nderson and re tu rn e d hom e from B andon F ri- m ost sections of th e tw o counties, cro p be seeded w ith alfalfa w here N o rth B ayside, across from N o rth bers of th e A m erican Legion c a r
n o t grow n u n d er irrig a tio n a n d ev Rend. He will follow the coal bed ried out th e ritu a l fo r the G ran d
harg es —. T o tal $1.85 — B rings , D ennis Sorensen of M arshfield day.
| "U se only good G rim m seed, sow
" * y veterans,
VT ran<’ th e p re
r* being only
en u n d er Irrig atio n th e n u rse crop form ation to R ussell P o ln Î w h e rt t A T rm
sp en t th e week end v isiting a t the
A m ong those a tte n d in g th e thea- p len ty of inoculated seed on a fine,
the K odak.
R. G. M cKenzie an d the E. A. L ind te r In B andon S unday n ig h t w ere flr«n. w ell-prepared seed b ed alone," should be seeded ra th e r thin. Most
:
berg home.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. A. Long, M rs Ma- is th e slogan of th e a lfa lfa grow ers
Only a U n ite d N um ber.
W. J. Sweet is p ain tin g his b arn bel M ath er and C ourt S tein h au er. in Coos county.
late in th e spring. T his provides an
on E lk river.
S h e riff J a p T u rn e r visited P o rt
Soils b est su ited to grow ing al-
P o rtlan d
,n j r o t h .r th e sole su rv iv o r to salu te
E. L. H a rris an d his fath er, Mr O rford M onday in v estig atin g th e falfa a re those th a t a re w ell-drain- o p p o rtu n ity fo r w orking the soil at
Jo
n
es
will
w
ork
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
is I J l l i U r T ^ u U w as
V”
C. A. LONG
d
iffe
re
n
t
Intervals
and
killing
m
any
H icks, of the Middle Elk, enjoyed ro b b ery o f th e local postoffice.
ed, fertile, sw eet an d deep On soils of the weeds. Seeding should tak e
4
.
d
th e fishing on P a n th e r C reek from
E. A Lindberg, who has been th a t a re a t all so u r an application place p referab ly from a la te r p a rt
j General Merchandise
W ednesday to F rid ay of last week em ployed on
coal beds, w here the coal bed
F lo ras C reek by of ground lim estone from one to
P o rt O rford,
O regon
Miss A nna D ean retu rn ed W ed H en ry A dolphsen in ro ad bu ild in g th ree to n s an acre Is n ecessary to of A pril to th e firs t p a rt of Ju n e break s from the m ain body of coal, sounded ta p s on his w artim e drum .
depending on th e .ocalify and o t i J r , 7 . Z K a s ^ p a / a t X " ,
th » 00“,'. C has. F A tw ood gave the bugle
n esday CJU to V h er x hom e in O akland. p re p -----------------
a ra to ry to tim
o p e ra tio n s,1 H m W ak
succesful
ZN 1 1 «
» . . . s w b ^ e a r
t n e
c th e c crop
r o p S
U C C eS T U I.
call
P all
b earers w ere selected
A lthough successful le y of th e Coquille The n al *" *
C alif She has been the guest of had th e m isfo rtu n e to severely
W here heavy ap p licatio n s o f lim e conditions.
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