PORT ORFORD NEWS
were shopping in Marshfield last ¡cation cerem onies next spring
steamer Waterlogged
Sawmill Waste
And more. Mrs. Holt w ants Gov-
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M KkDLE elk n o t e s
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Buck Aikens spent Sunday up the ernor Meier as her w alking com-
San Francisco, Oct. 24.—The crew
According to The Timberman, the
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* Sixes.
panion,
o f the waterlogged freighter Wil- popular lumberman’s journal, in
Mrs C. C. Woodworth, Mrs. Ho
Mrs Holt has written to County mington were landed here today tensive sawm ill ’’w aste’’ studies
ward Hull and Mrs. C. C. Hayes a t Assessor F. S. Moore, requesting from the northern California coast made k t representative hemlock
Mr and Mrs E. L Harris mo
tended Ladles Aid at the home of that the privilege be accorded her. while en route from Coos Bay to and Douglas fir mills in W ashing
tored to F ort Orford yesterday.
Mrs. R. G. McKenzie last W ednes Moore has known Mrs. Holt for this port.
ton and Oregon, disclose that but
Ranger ¡Kreiger has been motor
day afternoon.
many years.
57.494 per cent of the average log J
ing to S ixes each day to assist
J Hewitk caretaker for Receiver
Mrs. Holt is 80 years old. She
cuts up into merchantable lumber, I
his son-in-law, Jack McKay in the
Wann of the Inman mine, was in came to Port Orford in 1853 and
Garden Club Organized with 29.158 per cent of "waste I
building o f his new home.
Sixes Monday for supplies.
resided there m any years That was
At the home o f Mrs Mabe, o u ,. wood", and 13.348 per cent is ac
Mr. and Mrs H. L McCartney
Bert W ells had the m isfortune to just two years before Captain Tich- ings Saturday afternoon a new counted for by the sawdust.
motored to. Port Orford last Tues
injure one of his fingers while at enor established his settlem ent at garden club waa organized with
day on business
work Sunday.
Port Orford.—Reporter.
M„ Frank Sea,
preaident Mrg
Captain Mabin of the lighthouse
Relief Work Program
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George Quigley, vice president, and
business in Bandon
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Cap- Mrs c c Pontlng. secretary. The
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At a m eeting of the state highway
La ‘n kC
Tich*‘"°" of Portland. selection of a name for the club
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Mr. H aight came down from Al Frank Tichenor of California, and waa deferred Untu the new m eet. comm ission last week the relief
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work subject was discussed in de
bany Saturday to prepare his crops Grover T chenor of Port Orford. lng t<J be held
thp neal. future
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tail, State Engineer R oy Klein pre
for hauling to his new home.
and is well known here where she Tho8e attending were, Mrs Oilll
senting the report of his investiga
Mrs. Mary Vinyard, Mr. and Mrs. visits each summer.
Mrs W T White, Sr., of Port
Mrs. Frank S ea,
Mrs
tion of the conditions prevailing
Orford, accompanied by Mrs. Clar W illiam Shirey and children and
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Quigley, Mrs. C. C. Ponting and throughout the state It is planned
Mrs.
C.
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Woodworth
were
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inda Lee, wei e guests last Friday
Gov t Making Inventory Mrs. Grover Tichenor.
to do considerable work on second
a t th e home of Mrs. Lewis Farrier. those from Sixes attending the h is -,
ary highw ays to relieve the situa
Mrs J. Mo Jonald and son. Jack torlc pictures at the Community I According to John Kelly, W ash
tion, and the tentative plans in-
Church in Port Orford last Mon ington staff correspondent o f the
P. 0 . Cedar Market I elude the Cape Blanco road and the
day night.
Oregonian, the Federal Government
I Chetco road in Curry county.
C. C. Woodworth is engaged in is now engaged in m aking an in
(From The Timberman)
clearing his land lying north of the ventory of all its land holdings for
Stocks
of
Port
Orford
cedar
are
BIG BARGAIN
store.
the first tim e in its history. De- not large, and buying is limited.
Mrs. Clarence Zumwalt and chil cision was reached to do the work The Japan-China trouble is holding *
A ^ OSE FOR NEWS: Perhaps this baby elephant ol the Syd
200 A cres L ogged O ff I A nd
dren motored to Bandon Friday.
THE
ney. Australia. Zoo, was wondering about the latest doings of his big
by reason of the fact that the up buying. Quotations are unchang- *
Mr. and Mrs. John Capps of Bul treasury departm ent wanted to ed and cAfo Osaka-Yokahama are *
F- brother tn far away N o rth Am erica. At any rate he seems
P IR A T E S W E E K L Y
Good 5 R oom H ouse
m has keeper’s newspaper
lard were guests yesterday at the purchase a postoffice site in a large about as follow s. Brereton scale: *
Helen Capps.
Editor
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1 M ile O ff H igh w ay
home of Mr. Capps’ sister, Mrs. eastern city, and investigation de- No. 1 export 18 inches and up, 75 *
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empt from sem ester exams provided Interclass tournament In basketball
Clarence Zumwalt.
veloped that another departm ent per cent 24 inches and up, 13 feet
5 Miles from Port Orford
Mrs. D. Miller returned Thurs owned a site equally as good within and up. $53.50; No. 2 export, 18 Published hv th .
r. ,
. they have no adverse reports in de beginning Monday.
day to her home in Ophir after two blocks. It is believed that a inches and up, 13 feet and longer !
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‘ Orford Hl&h portment.
Approximately 5 acres cleared
spending several days as the guest large sum of money will be saved $30 50; special mills, 24 inches and
G eneral News
School
Student Body
Student Body Meeting
balance rolling w ith some good
of her friend, Mrs. C. C. Hayes.
The members of the E nglish and
taxpayers by the knowledge to be Up, 75 per cent 30 inches and up. '
O fficers of Student Body
The regular student body meeting biology classes are required to make
bottom land. House In good con
gained as a result of the inventory 13 feet and longer, $44.50.
“ President
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R ay Fromm was held Thursday due to the fact a card Index of the books in the
j Vice President
dition. Fine spring.
To Cross Bridge F'irst
Roy fa r is that there was no school Friday. library pertaining to these subjects
Mrs. David McKenzie w ill be hos
i Secretary _____
Catherine Smith 111 was decided that the gymnasium
Mrs. Mary E. Holt of Myrtle tess to members of the Ladies Aid
John W est has also been absent
I Treasurer
Most Beautiful Model
Point who claim s to be the oldest and W oman’s Club at her home on
Orris Fromm I floor be revarnished, the lines re- for the past week due to a bad cut
See Walter Robinson
Electrician
n aw
painted and other improvements be received on the forehead.
living pioneer of Curry county, November 4th, with a pot-luck
Electrician
E d w a.d Lindberg made preparatory to the opening
P o rt O rfo rd , Ore.
wants the honor of being accorded luncheon at noon.
The teachers attended the Teach
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of the basketball season. The gym
the privilege of w alking across the
Volley Ball
is also being rewired by Mr. Seal ers’ Institute at Gold Reach Friday.
new Rogue river bridge at the ded-
The boys’ volley ball team p lay-;and Delmar Wright. A comm ittee
Seeks W endel Fortune
Wanda Rigsby was absent Thurs
I ed their first game w ith Langlois was “1»° appointed to install the
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I Friday, October 16, in the local gym show er in the girls’ basement. Ed- day because of several slides In the
Sixes road which prevented the bus
I The final score was 106-98 In favor ward Lindberg, Marion Wilson and
from reaching her.
of the Langlois team. The team George Woodworth were appointed,
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journeyed to Langlois last Thurs
Mr. Atwood visited school the
Basketball Tournament
day for a return gam e and were
other day and led us for flfteenn
victorious this time. The score w a s ' The girls are going to have an m inutes of singing.
1 game for Langlois and 2 games
for Port Orford. The members of 1
ROPER FLAM0 RANGES
¡the local team are: Clinton Fromm, I
j captain, George Woodworth, Roy ,
Faris. Orris Fromm, Melvin Ellis
COLONIAL RANGES
R ay Fromm and substitutes Eddie j
Conley. Wilbur Ponting and Rus- i
sell White.
Furniture
Hardware
Harriet Byerj was awarded a trip
; 1 Europe and a $2.000 wardrobe by
Exam inations
the American and French Ores»
The six weeks exam inations were
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PORT ORFORD HARDWARE and
makers Association.
held Friday, October 16. The report j
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FURNITURE CO.
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Wyman Eaton of Bandon is day. The number receiving blue and j
Miss Rosa I k w Stansbury. 7Z,
Port Orford, Oregon
▼scksborg. Miss., is swing fo r * spending a few days at the home | red cards was considerably larger
share of the $75J»UjBOe estofe le t* of Mr and Mrs. George W Soran- | than lats year. Those receiving an |
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