Port Orford news., September 29, 1931, Page 3, Image 3

PORT ORFORD NEWS
JVirUJrford, Oregon, Tuesday, September 29. 1931.
D io p r o v in g P r o v e r b
■ a C row d
M any industries, like the a u to ­
m obile line, have form ed a lobby to
w ork a g a in s t a proposed sales tax
a n d th re a ts from them can be ex­
pected. P olitical observers do not
feel th a t these th re a ts will ever be
c a rrie d out an d believe th a t Con­
g ress will go rig h t to w ork next
D ecem ber to balance th e budget,
as th e B ritish P a rlia m e n t a n d o th er
E u ro p ean leg islatu res have been
forced to do in recent m onths to
overcom e the depression in general
business an d lack of em ploym ent.
Elk Near Port Orford
, W hile d riving from his hom e in
1 P o rt O rford to his w ork on Rogue
riv er recently C. C. P onting, who
| w as accom panied by his son, Jesse,
h ad the unu su al p leasu re of seeing j
¡a 3 or 4 y e a r old elk in the gulch '
I im m ediately south o f rocky point, ■
th ree m iles south of P o rt O rford. !
W hile th ere is a larg e band of elk 1 i
so u th of R ogue river, th e anim al is j
ra re ly seen in the P o rt O rford area, i j
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HAS SI PPO R TED EVERY PUBLIC M OVEM ENT IN THE
PORT ORFORI) AREA FOR FIVE Y EAR S
Historic Gold Mine Leased
Gold Hill, Sept. 26.—B arden Bros,
old tim e m ining m en well know n
I locally, have leased th e historic
. Bill N ye m ine th re e miles from
Gold H ill on G alls C reek, an d the
calves are males
Its Policy
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p ro p erty w hich has had a ra th e r
nomination. It is expected th a t stren u o u s existence d u rin g the
Cheaper License Now
m an y m ore sim ilar clubs w ill be Pa st 30 y ears will be ag ain placed
Salem , Sept. 25.—B eg in n in g to­
form ed as a consequence of h is at In operation. F ounded In the late
day the S ecretary of S tate h as no­
titude. H is m ain reply to th e no- 90 8 bY N. B. N ye a n d son from
tified all sh eriffs th a t au th o rity is
tificatio n w as a plea to his frien d s M ontana,
ontan_, the
— p ro p erty H.^u
u ceu a
produced
g ra n te d to issue tem p o rary au to
— In —
to su p p o rt his m ovem ent fo r a five- , fo rtu n e from n e a r th e su rface of
y e a r naval holiday, w hich he In- ' th e ground. A fter ra th e r extensive
stic k e rs on p aym en t of th ree-
fo u rth s y e a r license fee. I t is be­
1 dicated w ould form th e basis of his I developm ent and op eratio n it was
Washington, D. C,
lieved th a t m any c a rs held in sto r­
appeal for votes if he gets o u t an d !soId to a F ren ch sy n d icate headed '
age d u rin g the first q u a rte r of th e
cam paigns.
, by C aptain B lanchln, w ho w ith his
y e a r will now be placed in service
B orah feels th a t a naval holiday asso clates, all F ren ch officers, had
— by —
th ro u g h the reduction in fee for
p rogram , w ith all Its ram ificatio n s e<JuiPPed ’he p roperty anew a t th e ,
Special C o rrespondent
th e balance of the y ear
covering th e W orld C ourt, opposi- tim e w ar b roke out in 1914 These
tlon to w a r an d its m ore im m ed iate ' ^ " lcers
prom ptly
re tu rn e d
to |
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fin an cial savings, is a larg e enough b ran ce ’° jo*n th e colors, the prop-
i W ashington, D. C., S ep tem b er 23. p latfo rm on w hich to co rral votes. • erty bein8 left in th e h an d s o f a
S en ato r W illiam E. B o rah 's n am e It 1» know n th a t B orah has been c a re ’a ker. w ho w as com pelled to
BIC BARGAIN
will com e before th e R epublican sounded out by som e of th e leading J’,nk m uch of the eq u ip m en t to
N atio n al C onvention next su m m er P ro g ressiv es re g ard in g his candid- m ain tain him self A local m erch an t
200 Acres Logged O ff L and
! as a can d id a te to succeed P re sid e n t «cy an d th ey a ss e rt he in v ariab ly saved ’he p ro p erty from being sold
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h a . expressed pleasu re w h en ev er for tax es' and tu rn e d it over to
| Hoover, ju d g in g by recen t ¡ indica-
has
Good 5 Room H ouse
tain B lanchin w
hen m-
he retu rn ed
tions. The latest of th ese is th e ’he suggestion h as been m ade th a t C
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a»n«m
1 Mile O ff H ighw ay
an n o u n cem en t th a t a "Borah-for- he accep t th e n om ination fo r P res- several y ears later. B lanchin was
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ident.
| killed by a p re m a tu re explosion
P re s id e n t” club has been
form
ed
5 Miles from P o rt O rford
by
u p or
of V irginians, th e first
T th hese
uy a gro
group
e s e sam e P ro g ressiv es a re w “ bde
,,e p r re e p a rin
r in g to reopen th e prop-
o f its kind in th e im p ending cam - know n to be opposed to reviving e rty and tbe P ro p erty then passed
A pproxim ately 5 acres cleared
Pa i8 n
' ’he th ird p a rty and w an t th e ir to tb e local m erch an t w ho saved
balance rolling w ith some good
S en ato r B orah w as officially no­ sta n d a rd b e a re r to oppose Mr. , 14 fo r its rig h tfu l ow ner, as a rc-
bottom land. H ouse in good con­
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tified o f th e form ation of th e club H oovcr fo r th e reg u lar R epublican w ard for his th o u g h tfu ln ess
d itio n . F in e s p rin g
a t his hom e in Boise, Idaho, and nom ination. B orah is too a stu te a Predicted th a t th e leases will place
g reeted th e new s w ith a sm iling politician to believe he can w rest the B1H Nye ,nto production w ith
from
th e ,n tb e next ' ew m onth s
co u n ten an ce an d th e re m a rk th a t th e no m in atio n aw ay
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‘‘he w as glad he had so m an y good P re s id e n t an d his office-holding co- 1
See W alter Robinson
friends in V irginia.” H is reception horts, a feat th a t is alm o st im- i Crescent City Case Oft I9
P o rt O rford, Ore.
of th e new s w as evidence th a t he is sL8te s le't n ^ ‘i{Ha1^ ' " J 11.6 U n i t e d ' N° tiCe haS b- en received by” the
not unw illing to be reg ard ed as an B ^rah In 8 tead ‘ ,h ey fee> ‘b“ t « P o rt O rford C ham ber of Com m erce
opponent to Mr. H oover for th e behind hl Ch
en ° UfL “ CtiVity ‘h at th “ C r“ c«»t CRy h arb o r case
b e fo r e ,h
H” * 6 * d 6 a' W'" be beard by th a B oard of En
w hich h u \ d e »
h T eU b y IK lheers, W ashington, on O ctober
l a t M In
h
p
inic o rP °r- 12th. T he m a tte r is up on review
'a n d his endP R i ? ub“ can P ^ tio r m : from an unfavorable opinion of the
! M a n v end8H a c h ,e v *d
B oard rendered M arch 30th
i M any politician s h ere view Bor-1
a h ’s possible election as P re sid e n t 1
tlclp ate in m an y o th e r th rillin g ex­
, in a h u m orous vein. T h ey say
periences th a t com e to read ers of
B o rah is only h im self w hen he is
The A m erican B oy- Y outh’s Com ­
panion.
opposing th e g overnm ent. If he be-
ROPER FLA MO RA N G ES
) cam e th e g o v ern m en t h im self he
I t is such experiences as these
i w ould be a sh ip w ith o u t a ru d d er.
th a t sh arp en a boy’s wits, kindle
COLONIAL RA N G ES
, th e y say. In th is connection, P resl-
his im agination, stre n g th e n his
d e n t Coolidge’s rep u ted re m a rk Is
c h a ra c te r, develop his u n d e rs ta n d ­
recalled a n e n t B o rah ’s p en ch an t for
ing of the world In w hich he lives
Hardware
ho rseb ack exercise.
Furniture
and of the people th a t Inhabit It.
B o rah m ain ta in s a stab le in
H ere, indeed, is the ideal g ift for
W ash in g to n
an d
know s
every
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bridle p a th in R ock C reek P a rk .
FU R N IT U R E CO.
Anyhow, w hen Mr. Coolidge is said
to have learned ab o u t B o ra h ’s ex­
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ercise he is quoted a s say in g : “I
d o n ’t see how B o rah can reconcile
him self to going in th e sam e dl- — . ■<>
Collins
rection as fhe h o rse !”
Baby
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ughter
W h eth e r B o rah 's can d id acy will J ? 0””,“ ’ F C.ollin»- Of C hicago. ■
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be tak en seriously by th e R epubli- her b irth. n ,n n ,n B *t* rt On llfe “
, can N atio n al C om m ittee is a ques-
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1 1 m onied men of th e c o u n try will “ im possible!”
su p p o rt a m an w ho has show n such
\ ° * they w ere pickled pig’s
rad ical tend en cies in th e past.
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b u t th a t ad d itio n al tax atio n will be expert?
levied by th e next Congress. Even
H ardt—Yes, hut I never get draft
w ith th e P re sid e n t firm ly com m it-
rbr hands I have studied,
i ted a g a in s t th e n atio n al govern- i
m en t’s aid in g Its unem ployed c l t - '
and M rs J. C. Johnson, ac-
izens w ith an y plan th a t parallels c°m p an ied by M rs R o b ert W lth-
' th e B ritish system n t doles, th e gov- ' ,o w - o f Gold B each, w ere In P o rt
e m in e n t is going to find Itself sh o rt O rford today.
by a t least a n o th e r billion o f dol- J Mr.
Mr a n d M rs R. G. M cKenzie
lars n ex t year. E ven by p arin g w ere business visitors in M arsh-
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be bridged, larg ely because th e in- ’he d a V a t the fa ir a t M yrtle P o in t
com es of th e big tax p ay e rs have
A. R. B ailey of P o rtlan d has join-
been c u t Into so deeply th a t pay- ed h l" wlf<‘ here a t th e hom e of
m en ts Into th e n atio n al tre a s u ry Mrs. R osa P u rd in
have been heavily reduced
H om er P u rd in of F o rest Grove,
To tax th e fa rm e r a n y m ore w itb his cousin, P earl P u rd in , is
would be a political crim e an d re- s Pehding the week h u n tin g and
suit in alie n a tin g his vote. As a con- A shing a t th e m ining p ro p erty of
sequence C ongress is faced w ith a w ° P u rd in on the Middle Elk
h a rd problem in raisin g m ore m on­
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ta i w.H
a " rPB" t "’n - ” f r a ^
Ital will be anked to pay more,
even the W al! S tre e t crow d being
convinced. It •« said, th a t th ey
should pay h eav ie r taxes
No p a rty likes to im pose tax es
on th e eve o f a n atio n al election.
It begins to look as th o u g h the
; D em ocrats will be in a m ajo rity
• in both H ouses of th e next C ongress
I and. If tax es a re raised, th a t p a rty
1 will have to b ear th e onus of the
j action. T hose in close touch w ith
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to eith e r p a rty th a t h as to pose as
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