Port Orford Deep Water Harbor =
The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Volume V.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, August 25, 1931.
I
Sen. Steiwer Inspects Harbor;
Entertained at Picnic
T h u rsd ay S en ato r an d M rs F red-
erick L. S teiw er an d son, F red , Jr.,
visited P o rt O rford, a rriv in g from
B andon ab o u t 11 a. m. W hile Mrs.
S teiw er w as e n te rta in e d a t A gate
B each P a rk by th e ladies o f th e
com m unity, th e S e n ato r w as tak en
on an inspection trip of th e h a r­
bor, dock, an d proposed co ast g u ard
statio n sites. A fter th e inspection
w as com pleted a b o unteous picnic
d in n er w as enjoyed a t A gate B each
P a rk by ab o u t 150 people and th e ir
d istingu ish ed guests. T he w eath er
w as ideal an d th e d in n e r ap p o in t­
m ents, u n d er th e able supervision
of Mrs. O. Leneve, ch a irm a n o f the
com m ittee, w ere perfect.
To Silt' State OH
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Number 41.
1
A CLEAR CUT ISSUE
Our attention is again directed to the dock option
matter by an item appearing in an exchange which is
reprinted on this page. A clear cut understanding of
the matter shows than on August 21, 1927, an option
was given the Inman Lumber & Development Com­
pany on the dock upon the payment of $2500, which
amout was one-fourth of the total amount of the first
annual payment specified in the option; that 90 days
time was given the company in which to make the bal­
ance of the first payment and examine abstract; that
the Port Commission prepared abstract of title to the
property and tendered it to the company within that
period, but that the company did not avail itself of the
opportunity for the reason that the Powers-Dix in­
junction suit against the Port District had been filed
in the meantime; that the injunction suit held the
matter in abeyance until same was decided by the Su­
preme Court in November, 1929, at which time the
Commission informed the company it \vas in position
to carry out its agreement to sell; that the company
was unable to carry out the option owing to its own
disability; that as a result of the receivership of the
company, its assets, including the option in question,
were sold by the receiver to one H. N. Sperry, trustee,
in November, 1930; that the purchaser made no effort
to carry out the terms of the option after he acquired
it; that on April 5,1931, the Port Commission adopted
a resolution giving the holder of the option until July
14, 1931, in which to pay all arrearages, with accrued
interest, else the contract would be cancelled; that
July 14th passed without compliance with the Com­
mission’s order; and that on July 25, 1931, the option
was filed of record in the office of the County Clerk
at Gold Reach.
The placing of the option of record is a definite
and clean cut expression of defiance to the will of the
taxpayers as expressed through their commissioners
on April 5, 1931, and has placed a cloud on the title to
the district’s property which can only be removed by
a court decree. The »issue ha? been raised in a clear
cut manner, and the district has but one recourse—
foreclosure proceedings to clear the title to its proper­
ty. Such proceeding must be taken eventually, and,
as the situation is working against the best interest
of the taxpayers and the community as a whole, no
good reason appears to exist why action should not be
taken promptly.
Rich Mining Region Awaits;
Lacks Fitting Transportation
The a re a of so u th w estern O regon
west of the C ascade range or m oun­
Salem , Aug. 19.—T h e s ta te hy­
tains to th e P acific ocean Is heav­
dro-electric com m ission today con­
ily m ineralized, and only aw aits
firm ed rep o rts th a t p re p a ra tio n s
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adequate sh o rt ra il haul to tide­
fo r a su it to collect $4,736,967 from
w ater to come into full develop-
th e com m ission an d th e S ta te of
Mr and Mrs E d w atd Seal of ntent as a g re a t m in in g d istrict.
O regon fo r alleged d am ag es in con­
C orvallis w ere week end g uests at Goid w as discovered In Jack so n
nection w ith R ogue pow er perm its,
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs F ra n k and Jo sep h in e counties a n d along
h ad been an n o u n ced by le tte r from
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the beaches of C u rry county in th e
R. W. M eyers an d C harles H. Lee,
t
K u lei AUGUST C LE A R . early ¡gy,. the itr e a m , and beachpa
San F ran cisco engineers.
ING SA LE prices th a t m ean tre- producing th e yellow m etal in abun-
C. E. S trick lin , se c re ta ry to the
i m endous SAVINGS
In d ie s Sum- dance The production for the re-
com m ission, said a le tte r an n o u n c­
" 'el ' "ont a " g ,ouped 10 sel1 a t gion is conservatively estim ated to
$4 33. Silk D resses and K n itted be in excess of $60,000,000, and the
ing p lan s fo r th e su it h ad been re­
S port Suits, v a lu e , up to $16 50. s ta te c h a m b p r of C om m erce Is au-
ceived som e tim e ago, bu t th a t the
com m ission has n o t been advised
grouped to sell a t $4.77, reg ard less th o rlty fo r the sta te m e n t th a t the
th e su it had been filed or of an y
of cost All su m m er M illinery now production ru n s to n early $201,-
A fter d in n er R ep resen tativ e Louis fu rth e r developm ents in th e case.
Uc 000,000. Much of th e early day pro-
L. K nap p in troduced S e n ato r S tei­ T he com m ission filed th e letter, and
C aptain Theo. R oberge of the duction w as shipped d irect to Call-
w er to th e au dience in a few well took no action co n cern in g th e a n ­
C oquille riv er coast g u ard statio n fornia and credit given to th a t sta te
chosen and ap p ro p ria te w ords. The nounced p rep aratio n s.
a t B andon w as a b rief visitor here and th ere Is no reliable statistics
T h e le tte r
m ak es co m p lain t
S e n ato r paid his com plim ents to
F rid a y m orning.
available on th e subject. However,
th e excellent din n er, an d th en a g a in s t th e com m ission an d the
Mrs. Jo h n T ichenor of P o rtla n d * canvae m ade sem e 20 years ago,
launched in to a review o f th e s ta te fo r th e w ith d raw al of th e en ­
is a guest a t th e hom e of Mr. and am ong th e old tim e m iners then
p ro g ress of th e opening up of th e ( g in eers' ap p licatio n fo r w a te r from 8
Mrs. G rover T ichenor.
living, resulted in the estim ate of
C u rry region, an d fo recasted th a t j th e R ogue riv er for sev eral pow er
Mrs. N P. G ran t, Mrs. A. P $1*0000,000 as being fa ir and reason-
in tim e rail lines will p e n e tra te th is j p rojects.
Sw eet and Mrs. Roy C orson mo- a b *p and ooni,eI'v a‘lve.
rich section an d com plete its com- [ D am ag es to th e e x te n t of n early
tored to M arshfield last T h u rsd ay
A fter the rich stre a m gravels
m ercial developm ent. H e tou ch ed five m illion dollars w ere claim ed as
R
ich
ard
P
rice
has
retu
rn
ed
from
P*aypd
ou* a tten tio n w as given to
on the h arb o r m a tte r a t len g th by ' a resu lt of th e s ta te ’s w ith d raw al
a several m onths business trip In loi’a *lnK *bp source of the placer
explainin g in d etail th e odds w est­ action.
S eattle and o th e r n o rth e rn points. Bold, and m any so-called "pockets",
T he com m ission advised th a t Lee
ern sen ato rs an d re p resen tativ es
Dr. C lark e of th e C larke O ptical 7 h' C?1
' “ Ct w ere b“ t ™ rlctar».nLs
had to over com e to secu re needed and M yers' ap p licatio n s had been
Co.. P o rtlan d . Ore., E Y E SIG H T
Ve‘" ’ ' J ? " dlac° vered and
a p p ro p riatio n s fo r n ecessary p ro ­ filed w ith th e sta te p rio r to 1929.
SPECIALISTS, will be in P o rt Or- w orkpd ° ut Thp largpa‘ ° f theM
jects, due to th e fact th a t the thick- bu t th a t no action h ad been tak en
ford, all dav and evening. MON- 7 “ " ‘“ ' J “ “
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ly populated e astern sta te s pay th e upon th em before th e 1929 legisla-
DAY. Aug 31. a t the P o rt O rford ‘° ? " h ‘Ch “ >e ‘ow n of Gold Hill
g re a te r portion of th e fu n d s th e tu re w ith d rew all w a te r in th e Ro-
Hotel. S E E HIM ABOUT YOUR " ' / “t,
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govern m en t receives in th e w ay of gue riv er from use fo r pow er de­
t-v-c-e
, , w hich yielded $400,000 the first
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tax es and th erefo re con ten d th a t velopm ent.
.y ear, and some a u th o ritie s say a
T h e filing of ap p licatio n s fo r th e
they should receive th e g re a te r ex­
Louis L. K napp tran sacted b u s - |to la , of $7oo,ooo. N ext In size cam e
p en d itu res of F ed eral im provem ents developm ent did not obligate the
iness a t the county seat y esterd ay , be ste a m b o a t pocket on Steam -
w ithin th e ir areas. N o tw ith stan d in g com m ission to tak e action. S trick-
. D avid M cKenzie and son, Don, of b))nl C reek, a trib u ta ry of the Ap-
th is situ atio n
S en ato r S teiw er lin said, and follow ing th e legisla-
I C loverdale ran ch w ere business ,,|,.g ale rlv er ,n so u th ern Jackson
pointed out th a t O regon's delega- five a c t an y fu rth e r action w as
, visitors in B andon S aturday.
county, w hich gave up $350,000, and
tion in C ongres had been very s u e - * c o n tra ry to law.
I D r L. R P ugh retu rn ed T hurs- , o|d , lmp m iners say as m uch m ore
cessful in secu rin g a p p ro p ria tio n s 1 S trick lin said th e a p p lican ts had
I day from a few days trip to P o rt- waa recovered below the pocket
fo r F ed eral p ro jects w ith in th e m ade no im provem ents relativ e to
I land
due to the erosion of the vein.
state, due larg ely to th e fa c t t h a t , th ese applications.
, Mr. and Mrs. C rayton S au ers of | Thp n r |ggs gtrlkp )n thp a ,gklyou
fa irn e ss an d ju stice w e ie -o n th e ir!
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S m ith R iver have been the guests M ountains on the C alifornia-O re­
side by reason of th e fa c t th a t th e j
of Mr and Mrs. H. L. S auers for gon s ta te line, discovered in 1904
F ed eral G overnm ent ow ns over 50!
1 several days past.
by R ay B riggs, an 18 y ear old boy
p er cen t of th e a re a of O regon— | A E H u eb n er w as in th e city I
! Mrs. Mabel G illings visited in while out hunting, yielded approx­
w hich public lan d s a re tax exem pt T u esd ay to close a deal for his
; B andon w ith frien d s last Tuesday, im ately $40,000 In pure gold from a
—an d th a t ap p ro p riatio n s for Ore- Golden Cloud m ining p ro p erty on
j Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W ashburne hole on a tw elve inch vein six feet
gon p ro jects on th e p a rt of th e S o u th Sixes river, In C u rry coun
| and fam ily left fo r th e ir P o rtlan d long and about 15 feet deep. The
F ed eral G overnm ent w as but a fa ir ty T he property, co n sistin g of six
I hom e S a tu rd a y a fte r a w eek's vis- w rite r h as often listened to the
w ay in w hich to equalize a n d a d ju s t claim s, is tak en over by th e Van-
l It w ith Mrs. W ash b u rn e’s father, tale of the discovery as told by Mr.
the unequal tax b urden th u s creat- dercook M ining Co. of S acram en to
I W. J P au lm an , an d sister, Mrs. E B riggs, w ho said th a t had he not
ed. S en ato r S teiw er th en explained on a lease w ith option to buy, con- ■
A Maloy.
broke the slab into pieces as he dug
th e necessity fo r a th o ro u g h pre- sid eratio n no t stated . T he deal w as
C aptain and Mrs. C. H. T ichenor. down on th e vein he could have
p aratio n of th e h a rb o r case fo r closed h ere T uesday w ith A lbert R
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M arsh and fa m ­ taken out a piece of pure gold ap­
p resen tatio n to th e B oard of E n g in - Nelson, the V andercook consu ltin g
ily of P o rt O rford, and W eston proxim ately tw o feet by th re e feet
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eers, say in g th a t th e evidence show - engineer, a ctin g for th e com pany,
Z um w alt and fam ily visited Sunday w ith an averag e th ick n ess of about
ing th e n ecessity and m e rit o f th e
T he Golden Cloud claim s a re Io-
| a t the hom e of Mrs. R achael M arsh th ree-eig h th s of an Inch, w hich w as
p ro ject m u st be as com plete as th e cated 23 m iles from P ow ers and
on the Elk.
found on the h an g in g wall of the
th e closing of th is deal m ark s th e
evidence in a c o u rt case
i Boys-M ens Wool Caps, ru b b er vi­ vein
M any o th er in stan ces of
F ra n k Seal of P o rt O rford,
L ast week Jo h n Vail, of P o rt O r­ sors, now 98c a t Golden R ules A ug­
first real step th a t h as been tak en
strik e s of th is c h a ra c te r, v ary in g In
W hile in sp ectin g th e proposed
trie
F
ra
n
k
Seal
of
P
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rt
O
rford,
ford.
b
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his
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in q u a rtz m ining in th a t d istrict.
ust Sale Boys le a th e r e tte Z ipper am ounts from a few dollars to
B efore th e m uddle in relation to t
sites fo r th e estab lish m en t of th e Mi H u eb n er located th e claim s m a n ag e r of th e P o rt O rford E lec­
torney J B. B edingfleld of M arsh­
new coast g u ard statio n au th o rized ab o u t tw o y ears ago an d has been tric com pany, has been appointed th e P o rt O rford public docks is field in the Coos county C ircuit Blazers, $298 Mens Suede l e a t h e r m any thousands, a re m a tte rs of
B lazers only $5.45. T his is a genuine record.
finally settled, a su it m ay have to :
by th e la s t C ongress a s a re su lt of .......... th e re w ith M rs
H u eb n er by P re s id e n t R 8. H am ilton as C ur
C ourt a g a in s t D unham 's, Inc., for , C learance Sale.
living
ltc
T he fact th a t pure gold could be
the S e n a to r’s effo rts. S e n ato r Stei- sjncp
w intp, c a rr y ,nK on dp. .y C ounty's d irecto r of th e reor be In stitu ted to clear title to the $40,000 $30,000 of it fo r dam age
Mr and Mrs R obert E ddington found a t o r n e a r th e su rface of th e
w er recounted th e p ecu liar s itu a ­ velopm ent w ork. R ock from th e Banized S tate C h am b er of Corn- p ro p erty of the P o rt d istrict. It to im putation and $10,000 for ex­
of
P
ow
ers
a
re
now
occupying
a
ground In this region b ro u g h t forth
tion th a t w as b ro u g h t about on th e p roperty, tak en from th e face o f m P ,ce Mr sp al has accepted the a p p e a rs th a t the In m an L um ber em plary dam ages. The su it Is an
a specie of prospector know n as
m a tte r in C ongress. In April. 1930. a tu n n el he has driven 20 feet, re- off,CP and will m eet w ith th e board A D evelopm ent com pany w hich ob­ echo of a poster circulated by the portion of the L indberg home.
W T W hite, Jr., is Installing an , hp ..p w k p t h u n te r.. These prog_
A cting S e cretary of th e T re a su ry tu rn p d
go,d an d a|so p a r. ln th e n e a r fu tu re w hen a full dis tained an option on th e p roperty d efe n d a n t last F e b ru ary in w hich
O gden L. Mills prom ised Mr. Stei ried h eavy values in silv er an d cop- cusalon of th e proposed p ro g ram of In 1927 fo r a stip u lated am ount, it is alleged. Mr. D unham told why am m onia re frig e ra to r plant In his ppp, org would touch no th in g th a t
m eat m ark et Roy C orson is assist- would
..pay from , bp grag,
an d of w hich the prospective pu--
w er th a t th e T re a su ry D e p a rtm e n t p er an d o th e r m in erals
Mr. Vail w as discharged as m an ­
w o lk ° f thp s ta te C h am b er will be
i ing w ith the w ork.
roots", In o th er w ords they looked
ch a se rs paid a sm all sum in cash,
w ould include th e P o rt O rford item
ag er of the Coquille D unham store.
Start D evelop m en t N ow
‘akpn up T his P e g r a m covers ag-
Mr. and M rs H arold S auers mo- , „ r and found tbpgp vp|n Pnrlch.
claim to have some rig h ts to the
in its budget fo r th e C ongress con­
•I am leaving for S acram en to “ cu ltu re, to u rist trav el, land set-
T he outcom e of the suit will be
v ening la st D ecem ber, w hich w as th is evening," said Mr. N elson, “an d ‘lenient, an d legislative problem s, p roperty. The com pany, how ever, w atched w ith in terest by P o rt O r­ tored to M arshfield the fo rep art mpntg wh)ph lhpy w orkpd out by
has failed to exercise its option, but
of last week.
hand and then abandoned the prop-
done W hen th e P ost O ffice-T reas­ will h av e m ach in ery an d equipm ent
ford folk a s D unham 's o perate a
Mr. and M rs C A. Long and prty N„ effort w a , madp , o de-
th e re rem ain s a cloud on th e title
u ry d e p a rtm e n ts ap p ro p riatio n bill
b
ran
ch
of
th
e
ir
chain
stores
here
shipped to c a rry on th e develop-
P p n n p r R r« * i O i l if
P earl P u rd in enjoyed the run of vplop thp veln , urthpr.
determ in e
by th e tra n sactio n w hich will tak e
w as being fo rm u lated in th e H ouse m ent w ork th a t has been outlined
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and Mr. Vail, th e plaintiff, is m ak ­
steelheads on Rogue R iver S unday w he th e r lt had the m aking of a
action of the co u rts to rem ove -
C h airm an W oods of th e a p p ro p ria ­ by th e com pany. On my re tu rn I
ing this his hom e while em ployed by Mr Ixing rep o rts fishing as good
Pow ers. Aug. 19 P ep p er B roth-
mlnp o r not a ,th o u g h th e re arP
tion com m ittee left th e budget item will have c h arg e of th e w ork. T he ers, S yracuse. N. Y., c o n tracto rs. C u rry C ounty R eporter.
W H. B ennett.
Mrs. R achael M arsh and M rs m any |n ita n c M o t p ro p ertie s w hich
covering th e P o rt O rford case o u t plan is n o t to use th e tu n n el sta rte d w ho have been engaged on a large
P a u l W ag n er of Elk liver atte n d e d WPrp developed and produced prof-
of the tex t of th e bill, and S en ato r by Mr. H uebner. W e can get g re a t- scale south o f here fo r th e p ast sev­
Wed
Taxnavers
Lcaifllt*
!<» Mt’t’l " c " o " m m u n ity M rs p icn S ic to In
honor of | , nb|y notably the fam ous Green-
S teiw er th en secured an am en d ­ e r d ep th on th e ledge an d explore eral w eeks in co n stru c tin g a road
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W ednesday, A ugust 19. a t V an­
m ent w hen th e bill reached the by s ta rtin g a new tunnel. A fter to open up a p lacer p ro p erty have
The recently organized T ax p ay ­ day
couver,
Wn„
R
obert
T
ichenor,
son
produced around $2,500,000 dollars
S enate. T his placed P o rt O rford going in ab o u t 100 feet a sh a ft will d iscontinued th e w ork, an d a re pre-
F ra n k Seal w as a business vis- A fter , hp glIr, RPP n, th e reg |on waR
of Mr. and Mrs. G rover Tichenor, ers E uqalization League will hold
second on th e list fo r new statio n s, be su n k .’’
p arin g to ship th e ir equ ip m en t back and R uby P urdin, d a u g h te r of Mrs its next m eeting on S eptem ber 2, itor in M arshfield last week
prospected for these en richm ents,
a needed statio n on L ake M ichigan
Mr. Nelson said he will b rin g in east. No a ctu a l m in in g w as done
1931, in the circu it c o u rt room of
M ih Roy < otson, Peggy ( orson. thoroughly, prospectors began to
being first. A fter considerable di- an a ir com pressor and g as engine, b u t it is understo o d th a t te s ts m ade R osa P u rd in , w ere united In m a r­ the county co u rt house a t Gold
I^ ia C rum ley, G eorge W oodw orth g,VP morP a tten tlo n to the develop-
plom acy^ an d ^ sh o w in g of n ecessity p udp
has th e c o n tra c t to pack did n o t resu lt satisfacto rily . The riage by R everend K nutzm an. Mr Beach, a t 1:30 o'clock T his is the and Donald M cKenzie atten d ed the m ent of the ye,ni) w ,th the reauiu
on th e P o rt O rford Item th e M ich­ th e equipm ent in to th e m ine. Most w ork w as c a rrie d on u n d er an Ore- an d Mrs. A R Bailey of P o rtlan d sam e day the C ounty C ourt m eets
H a rtm a n th e a tre in B andon last tb a t m any w o rthw hlle m ining pros-
igan statio n w as releg ated to sec­ of th e d istan ce will be covered by gon co rp o ratio n an d it Is said th a t acco m p an in g them . B oth Mr and
a n d 8 larg p a tten d an ce Is expected T h u rsd ay evening.
pecta a re now a w aitin g the tim e
ond place in conference and th e pack tra in over a tra il as th e road ap p ro x im ately $60,000 w as sp ent in M rs T ichenor w ere m em bers of th e J.
8. C apps of Langlois is president
Mrs A rth u r G ale and Ih o rn to n wbpn ad eq u ate tra n sp o rta tio n will
1930 g ra d u a tin g class of the P o rt
P o rt O rford item w as ag reed to, to th e p ro p erty is not y et com plet- th e venture.
O rford high school and popular of the league; John R Hill of H a r­ of B andon and I^ester M cDonald p erm |t of being w orked profitably,
the ap p ro p riatio n being for $83,500.
ed.
-pbe ideal m ine is the enorm ous
m
em bers of th e younger set of the bor, vice p resid en t; and Louis L. of E ugene w ere week end g uests
th e site to be selected by th e C oast
Mr N elson h as recen tly retu rn ed
tonnage of a m edium o r low g rad e
com
m unity. Mr T ichenor h aving K napp, se c re ta ry -tre a s u re r An ex­ a t th e B ak er ranch.
G uard Service a t o r n e a r P o rt O r­ to th is c o u n try from th e W est In ­
facilities
C. C. P o n tin g of P o rt O rfo rd and been one of the s ta r b asket ball ecutive com m itte of five m em bers * D r C larke, E Y E SPE C IA L IST S, orp w ith tra n sp o rta tio n
ford. S e n ato r S teiw er described to dies, w here he w as em ployed In
N
B M arsh of B andon a re Install­ players fo r several y ears past The will be elected a t this m eeting who, In P o rt Orford Monday. Aug 31, a t , h a , w),| )e, „ p , w orkpd on a large
th e reception co m m ittee th e la te st m in in g for th e V andercook com ­
w
ith
the
offices
of
the
league
as
ex
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ltc aca|,. profitably. 8 uch properties
ing eq u ip m en t to log an d c u t about new ly w eds retu rn ed to P o rt O r­
type of coast g u ard pow er b o ats and
pany.
400.000 board feet of choice P o rt ford S a tu rd ay and S unday night officio m em bers, will m ake a com- • Mrr E lizabeth E ddy of M arsh- a r e usually long lived an d a re m uch
expressed his opinion an d hope th a t
Mr and M rs H uebner will re tu rn
m ittee of eight.
field Is visiting a t th e hom e of Mr. sought by legitim ate m ining capital,
th e new statio n would be equipped to M yrtle P o in t a t once an d m ake O rford ce d a r on M iller creek a w ere given a rousing house w arm ­
and Mrs H L. Sauers.
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lin y A nderson spent the week southw estern O regon region, but
ed lum ber will be ra fte d down din. T hey will m ake th e ir hom e in
every respect.
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end in P ort O rford from his w ork t bp tra n sp o rta tio n question Is such
R ogue riv er to Gold B each and P o rt O rford w here a host of friends
T he reception co m m ittee com ­
Gold Hill, O r , Aug
22 Paul at M arshfield
t b a ( on|y the “cream ", or high
Schools
Open
Sept.
7th
th ere loaded onto tru c k s fo r ship- a re ex tending co n g ratu latio n s and
posed of Louis L. K napp, F ra n k
R eddy of M edford and associates
P o rt O rfo rd schools will open on m en t to Coos B a y ^ o in ta Mr P ont- best wishes.
Mis. F red Jam ieson and M rs grade ores can stan d th e tranapor-
Seal and E. J. T illey accom panied Monday, S ep tem b er 7th, w ith the
have tak en a lease on and reopened ‘ Jessle H oggatt m otored to B andon ta tto n cost to th e sm elters located
ing an d his sons. Davis. Jesse, and
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‘h* D orothea mine, an old-tim e gold S a tu rd a y
teac h in g s ta ff as follows
upw ards of 400 miles d istan t. Ef-
W ilbur, w ho a re assistin g in the
Soranson of th e C h am b er of C om ­
J u s t try and beat th is Out rack ficient m ining dem ands th a t th e
H igh School, principal, Miss R u th WOrk. sp en t th e fo re p a rt of last Millet Says He S K ecept|\e producer out from Iceland The pro
m erce on th e in spection trip of the C la rk : a ssistan t. Miss Louise Fas- weFk a t th e ir P o rt O rford home
C C. H ulet. sta te g ran g e m aster, perty is ow ned by Mrs. J F Reddy of $100 W ash F rocks, T ub P roof aVerage run of the ore be tre a te d
h arb o r and coast g u ard statio n
w ho w as in Coquille M onday, s t a t­ of Medford, and is b etter know n as M aterials, now 2 for $1 00 Golden to secure th e larg est p ro fits over a
nach t.
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sites.
ed th a t he w as seriously consider­ the M arshall mine, when operated R ules August Sale Odd lot child- long period of tim e an d when th e
Gam bling TabOO
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. I G rade School principal Mrs Mary
The com m ittee on a rran g em en ts,
ing the suggestions m ade by m any by the late Jo h n C. Lewis of P o rt­ rens long hose. 10c p air P u re Silk tra n sp o rta tio n problem of th is re-
B R ice; interm ed iate. Miss E dna
com posed of D avid M cKenzie, 8. J M iller p rim ary . Mrs N P G ran t
O fficer A S C u rrie of th e new o t his frien d s th a t he oppose W C, land T h ere is a large body of ore D reae m aterials a t R ayon prices. gjOn Is solved to p erm it a sh o rt
i" • sta te police visited P o rt O rford last H aw ley for the republican nom ln- blocked out in th e m ine ready for Golden Rule, B andon
Spoerl, J M L im pach. H. L. S au ­
ltc haul to tid ew ater th e m ining indus-
ers. F ra n k Seal, an d M T W rig h t, S en ato r an d Mrs S teiw er and son w eek and called on m erc h a n ts and atio n fo r rep resen tativ e In congress milling, and additional ore is being
S H tm d sv a load - t v. al . a lv . s try will be placed on a blsls w here
punch boards and from th is d is tric t n ext May If su f developed T he m ine is equipped ( from the C loverdale ranch w as tak - by southw estern O regon will be­
had c h arg e of th e p re p a ra tio n s for lef; fo r Gold B each w here th e Sen- o th ers o p eratin g
a to r spoke in th e evening F rid a y o th e r gam es of chance, n o tifying ficien t a ssu ran ces of support a re r e - 1 w ith a five-stam p mill driven by a , en to P o rtlan d by Speck A nderson com e one of the g reat m ining d is­
the e n te r ta in m e n t
A fter view ing th e beau tifu l ocean he spoke a t R eedsport and S atu r- them th a t all fo rm s of g am bling ceived e arly in 1932. he will get Into Diesel engine, and the w orking well and D ennis S orensen.
trlc ts of the whole country. As one
w ere u n d er th e ban.
th e race.—Sentinel.
equipped w ith m achinery.
p an o ram a from th e s ta te p ark , day a t Scio.
(Continued on page $.)
(C ontinued
on page J .)
Power Filings
Sixes Mine Leased
Seal Made Director
Public Dock Muddle
May Require Suit
Young People
Cut Port Orford Cedar
Vail Sues Dunham’s
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