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PORT ORFORD NEWS J P o r t^ r fo r d ^ O r e g o r ^ T u e s d a ^ O c to b e r ^ ^ l^ S L all found In the wake of commun trollable and yet localized epidem 1 capacity of 300 K.W. must e.ich Build Largest Ship icable diseases among children. ics keep occurring in thia state and meet a guaranteed water rate of stared at the Poatofflce at Port Orford, Oregon, a t second elaaa Parents who want happy, healthy ithroughout the country. I" the Uni-1 New "iork, Oct. 23. On Saturday. 135 )bg per H W hour. Marine g, n m ail m atter under Act of March 3. t-«7* «a .Kii u ,.u , , ted States, the last record showed December 5th, the Manhattan, larg-| children, and public health officials that „ cent of d,phtherta egt veggel ever bulid ,n thlg country erator. built six year, ago would Published weekly at Port O rford, Oregon __ who devote their time to the pro- deaths occurred in children under for the American Merchant Mar- have a water rate of 64 lb». OHO W. 8O R A N 8O N , E d ito r " motion of child health are cooper- ■ five. This per cent is considerably ine, will slide down the ways at The launching of the Manhattan The Control of Communicable Dis- ating to use every effective means less in Oregon, chiefly due to the Camden. N. J., a year from the SUBSCRIPTION KATES: I is expected to be the most impor eases Among Children of control. Your family physician is fact that many of 016 children of time the keel was laid The Man- tant eyent histo™ event in the post-war post One Year ___ _______________ 91.66 . . . . . ... . . . this state have been immunized hattan will enter the trans-Atlantic of e American , ___ .___ shipping. u.__ory Over one-half of the communi- 1 the be,t P°sltlon to helP y °ur against diphtheria. service of the United States Lines Sir M o n t h s _________________ 11.«« cable diseases reported in Oregon chlldren keep healthy and he should The diseases of infancy and early next June to participate in the us- Advertising rates 75 cents per column ln:h occur among children. Nearly 3,000,- be consu*ted ear,y Regular health childhood, particularly the com- ual summer tourist exodus to Eu- Refiners and Vuyers o f non or Hi examinations of children and municable diseases such as meas- rope. Tuesday, October 27, 1931. of communicable dlseas- known protective measures are the Ies, ies. diphtheria, diphtheria, scarlet scarlet fever fe v e r a and nd I.ik her sister ship which will be Native Platinum at id Gold Like ■ es are reported annually in this first requisites for maintenance of whooping cough, are infinitely more launched in 1932, the Manhattan is H ighest Marker Prices No man does well, but God hath part in him. . j country These diseases result In health serious in their consequences than of 30,000 gross registered tons. 705 1 , about 15 per cent of the total WILDBERG BROS. The procedures which are .today haa been *eallzed In the past. Not feet long and will carry approx- J Swinburne. j deaths. S M E L T IN G & R E F U SIN G CO. preventive measures of proven val- only do the8e diseaaes kiI1 children imately 1300 passengers at a cruis- O ften: 742 Marker fc t.,5 a n Fratumj Plant: South San Fruxuco In addition to death and econom- ue are vaccination against smallpox but they leave in their ing speed of more than 20 knots. *5<r w lie and social loss, one must add the 'and immunization against diphther- “ ail consequences of the most un- Marine experts declare that the con- personal disabilities resulting from ia. In the early part of the nine- for,unate kind. With the constant struction of these two giant sister H. L. HOUSTON, M. D. «3S communicable disease which m ay, teenth century smallpox commit- incleaae *n knowledge of the fac- ships marks the most advanced Physician and Surgeon. handicap the child through his en- ted Its chief lavages among chil- tors that PredlaPoae a"d lead to step yet taken in the rehabilitation COMMUNITY WORK tire life. From 50 to 75 per cent of dren about two J years of age. One- . . i'seas<'' aRd with „ the application of of _ the American Merchant Mar- _, ° -n il o a t n k ll.k n ^ « J 61 F ! 11 . . r v .. ______a 1 1 . a , , es: Office 491, Home 492 in r p f ir i m r f r r .m n f f i n n »nnnnt-1,- t h n . e our crippled children owe their con-1 fifth of all children born died of well’e8tablisbed and scientifically Ine. The new liners for America's Fahy - Morrison Bldg in retiring from office recently, the president of ditlon to lnfantlle paraIyglg and tu gmaIlpox before they were 10 years * ”“ <* rulea f° r prevention of di»- premier fleet will operate in the a large City Chamber of commerce, was moved to re- berculosls. Blindness, damaged old, l-3 of all death of children ea“ the death rate from l e a s e s first class service between New Bandon, Oregon. mark: “I very soon found that in administering the heartB and kidneys, increased BUS- were due to smallpox. Diphtheria common among Infants and chil- York. Channel ports and Hamburg. Contracts for these two liners for affairs of the chamber I was on the defensive . cePtlbl»ty to other Infections, are and small pox are absolutely con- ren 8 rapidly decreasing. the North Atlantic service were C. R. WADE awarded May 29, 1930, to the New Every constructive idea that is brought forward bv Attorney-at-Itaw York Shipbuilding Company to cost anyone has to run the gauntlet of criticism and at Reduce Dairy Herds First to Make Non-Stop Pacific Flight $9.515,000, exclusive of furnishings First National Bank Bldg tack, and the time consumed in securing approval and Washington, D. C„ Oct. 22.— to be supplied by the owners, at --e- Bandon - Oregon support is altogether too long.” Dairy farmers are urged to de- an additional cost of approximate ly $750,000 for each ship. The keel stroy one-tenth of the country's ,u Manhattan »» «. .. . , on De- •' # for the was , laid His experience is one not uncommon to men who; milch cows to prevent overproduc- cember 6, 1930. and that of the sec give their services freely to civic or public work. Those tion in a report submitted to the ond ship several months later on who are doing things are always under fire by some, farm board. the adjoining ways. Port Orford. With compact, ultra-modern ma- who are doing little or nothing. Reward for unselfish The report, prepared by the dairy chinery, space actually alloted to effort must come in the satisfaction that its conscious I am back at advisory committee, an agency of engine rooms has been reduced 50 ness gives to the doer. If he looks for satisfaction in dairy cooperatives, points out that per cent from that on liners built My Sh«p acclaim from others he will be disappointed. The pub WS* herds have been increasing for four! five years aS° Steam is generated in large three drum boilers carry years which will eventually lead to | lic is critical and its criticisms are usually born in sus ing 400 pounds steam pressure, with large surpluses and low prices de-1 a total heating surface of 63.000 picion, often unjustified. Where I shall be spite recent increases in prices. | square feet, burning oil fuel with There is a saying that republics are ungrateful. ' forced draft. The prime movers con In addition to asking each fartn- pleased to see sist of twin-screw. Parson’s type So also are communities in a way. Nevertheless there er to eliminate one cow out of each triple series trubines, capable of is a “white man’s burden” in every community that my old patrons. ' ten, the committee also suggested driving the ships at a normal speed must be carried by somebody. Those who assume itj that all low-producing cows be cull- 20 knots. should be under no illusions but satisfy themselves ed and sold for slaughter and that The turbines have a total maxi- additional heifer calves be vealed. mum power of 34.500 shaft horse as they go along with the consciousness of the in OSTRANDER’S power with full nozzle and by-pass tegrity of their own efforts; and that the reward will area, and a normal S.H.P. of 30,- FOR TRADE—Property in Ven- BARBER SHOP simply be the satisfaction of doing a piece of work in k . i. . 000 with • --V.’Y» tura, r-.ii» Calif., for business property . . .. 85 Per cent . nozzle . . . .. area In Pnn, „ ..„ the interest of the people as a whole. in Port Orford. What h have you The bulIder8 guarantee 065 lbs of to offer? Address Box 18c, Route oil per S.H.P. Vessels built some years ago average from 1.21 ib. to R. C. Ostrander, Prop. 2. Ventuia, Calif. 1.36 lb. of oil per shaft horsepower i Clyde Pangbcrn and Hugh Herndon, Jr., were handed a check foe ------- — ■ ■ | Efficiency has been greatly in- $25,000 when they stepped out of their plane at Wenatchee, Washington, Port Orford , . by the Japanese newspaper, Asahi. There’s plenty more in sight. FOUND -A tablespoon apparently T,reaaed in the aOjtiliary machinery left at Masonic Hall at time of J F° Ur electrlcal generators having a dinner to Congressman Hawley See Mrs. C. C. Ponting ride Table for Week Ending November S, 1981. at Port Orford. MYRTLEWOOD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of Union High School District High Low — 1 No. 2, of Curry County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of NOVELTIES A M P M BANK AM PM said district will be held at the High School Building, on the 5th day of In the County Court of the State 1 Wednesday, October 28 November, 1931, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon for the purpose of dis of Oregon for the County of Cur 1:18 12.41 for the OF cussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to Thursday, October 29 __ ___ 156 ry. vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax Friday, October 30 ____ ______ 2:40 - - i In the matter of the Estate of TOURISTS BANDON The total amount of money needed by the said school district during I Frank E Speare Saturday, October 31 ;t ;n the fiscal year beginning on June 22, 1931, and ending June 29. 1932, is Sunday, November 1 ___ _________4:31 Deceased. estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be receiv Monday, November 2 . 5 40 The undersigned having been ap- Commercial & Savings ed from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary schoel Tuesday, November 3 I pointed by the County Court of the —....._ 6 44 11:42 12:03 fund, special district tax. and all other moneys of the district. State of Oregon, for the County of Desks, Bedroom Suites, When the budget meeting is held In connection with the annual Safety Deposit Boxes Curry, administrator of the Estate school meeting, the following provision of section 232, School Laws 53485353232353534848485353482353484823232353 for Rent of Frank E. Speare, deceased, and Tables, Sewing Cabinets j 1929, should be observed: "Until the ballots are counted at least one hour after the time set for the meeting in districts of the second having qualified, notice is hereby and third classes, any legal voter of the district shall be entitled given to the creditors of, and all Etc. We Carry a Full Line of Shoes for to vote upon any matters before the meeting." persons having claims against said deceased, to present them, verified BVDOBT Men — Women — Children as required by law, within six ESTIMATED RECEIPTS months after the first publication 9 Receipts from all other sources Made in Port Orford of this notice to said Louis L. 1. O and C. fund _____ $ 1767 Knapp at his residence In Curry ~ 10. Total estimated receipts $ 17.67 County. Oregon. : RUBBER GOODS FOR ALL MYRTLEWOOD SHOP ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES LOUIS L. KNAPP, CONFECTIONERY Administrator of the Estate 1. General ( ontrol D. I). McGill, Prop. Boots — Shoes — Galoshes — Rubbers of Frank E Speare. De 1. Personal service: Clerk 25.00 I p-to-Date Goods ceased. 2. Supplies Port Orford Oregon 5.00 First publication Oct. 20, 1931. Always Fresh Elections and publicity 40 00 I^gal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc 1 Last publication Nov. 17, 1931 25 00 W. J. Paulman. Prop Total Expense of General Control $ 9500 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT ■wttBBmMnattmmnMamaannBmmBnnBnmnaBan» ,..c Port Orford, Ore. = 11. Instruction—Supervision Personal service: Principals $1 800 00 THE PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC CO. IS Total Expense, Supervision I $1.800 00 hi . Instruction—Teaching ( omplete Line Standard Groceries 1. P e r so n a l s e r v ic e T e a c h e r s __________ $1.21500 6 Total Expense of Teaching _____ ___ $1.215.00 » C. A. LONG IV. < >l»>r.itlon of Fiant ELECTRICITY FOR POWER AND LIGHT GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE 1. Personal service: Janitor and other employes $ 180 00 2. Janitors’ supplies SERVICE STATION 50 00 ING PURPOSES Fuel Port Orford. Oregon = 5. 3. Water 200 00 20 00 8. Total Expense of Operation Our Minimum will be $1.50 net per month per $ 430 00 Associated Gas I House on Meter Connection. V. Maintenance and Repairs 2. Repair and maintenance of buildings ■ N iiu iiiiH iN iiiiH iH in iiiH in iiiiiiiiit iiiiiiin iM iiin iiiiiiiiiiiiii Our Rates for Lighting Will Start at 15 cents Kelly Springfield Tire and grounds 50 00 4 Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs per Kilowatt Hour—Special Rates for Mo $ 50 00 tors and Ranges. VI Auxiliary Agenclee 3. Transportation of pupils Personal service $ 180 00 L. B. HATTON One Kilowatt will operate: 4 Other auxiliary agencies 2 Supplies and other .ex p en se____ » One 25 Watt Lamp for Twenty Hours, or LANGLOIS, OREGON 35 00 Prop. 5 Total Expense of Auxiliary Agenies $ 21500 | One Electric Washer for Five Hours, or VIII. Capital Outlays One Electric Iron for Two Hours, or McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery Port Orford, Oregon 4 New furniture and equipment 130 00 Average Electric Radio for Fifteen Hours. 6 Other capital outlays Typewriter ! 70 00 7 Total Capital Outlays Cream Separators. Tractors. Mowing Machlses Milking $ aoooo h The Average Family can Operate their light, Machines. Etc IX. Iteht Serxloe washer and iron for $2.00 per month, Shingles Flooring RusiJr ghlplsp. Doors. Windows. Moulding 1. Principal on bonds $2 000 00 Curry Cnapter No. 13 4. Interest on bonds y No Extra Costs for meters or hookup, provid Ironing Boards. Bread Boards, Perfsctloa Plaster 660 00 O. E. S. 5 Interest on warrants 350 00 Wallboard House and Building Trimmings ing you are within a reasonable distance of « Total Debt Service __ Regular meeting», third Satu $3,010.00 our lines. day of each month. Visitor X. Emergency always welcome Lime, Cement And Roofing Have your house properly wired and equipped 10000 2 Coramencement Worthy Matron 30 00 with lamps and we will take care of the rest, 3 Total Emergency Building And Carpvntar W. rk By Day Or Contract Cam« i t : Florence Ponting $ 190.00 n We will be glad to offer you suggestions regard Work Septic Tanka Sldewaika. Foundation 5 „ A , Block» Ktc Secretary. ing your wiring and costs and assist you in S Total eatlmated expenses bkcafitulation for the yvar $7.165 60 Velma Sabin Hum of Item» 1-6 II-5, III-6. IV 8 V 4 V 1-5, H .u .. PainUng. Dairy Barn Whlt.waxhlng by Powar Sprayer every possible way in your electrical prob | VI1-5. VIII 7 LX 9. X-3.1 Or Head lems. S Total eatlmated receipts, not Including C. R Henry, ef Ijm g M ah a,». .,r Ru,Mln« Department | 1767 ralaed by Electricity is SAFE—CLEAN—ECONOMICAL W. C Bcyd A Soo. of langtota in charge of Painting Depa-tment 5 PORT ORFORD district tax $7.147 S3 We wHI be glad to give you aetlmaioa on all Building Material. = LODGE A. F. & A. M Painting ltt<- 1NDRRTKDWESB We will keep on hand a complete stock of Elec Amount of bonded indebtedness (Include all war No. 170 tric Wking Supplies and Appliances. rant. taaued by vote of electoral $14 000 00 Meeta second Saturday of eac 9ealt»r In Fairbanks-Morse Products S 7 Amount of warrant Indebtedness on warrant« la- m.inth. Visiting brethern wsl ■actrta ligh t Plasta. Water Pinot. P»«,pn sued and endorsed "not paid for lack of funds ' 8.431 68 come. 11826387 Total Indebtedness tsuai of Items 1. 2. 31 Pipe And Fttttaga $22 431 68 BERNAL FORTY. Dateti this 5th day of October IMI Attest Worshipful Maatei Frank Seal. Manager. t h m im m m iiit iim iiiiiiiu iiim t iiiiiiiiiiin M M iiiiiiit M ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,^ EDNA ZUMWALT. u KNApp FRAXCia W. SMITH. I DUtrlct Clerk Chairman. Boari of Director« ■aN H aB rnM O H R M B I ... Secretarj PORT ORFORD NEWS HEALTH ür L_. l . Along the Seashore NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING L o g g e rs P o o l H a ll 1 Is R e a d y t o S e r v e Y o u E. J. T ille y PORT I COMPANY H A T T O N ’S
