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PORT ORFORD NEWS
•s ta r e d at tha Poe lo t flee at Port Orford. Oregua. aa second class
niaU m atter under Act of March 3, 167*
Published w eekly at Port Orford. Orason
OBO W SORANSON. Editor.
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W IL D B B R S BR O S.
Sale of Cedar
Products Property
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Special Master Henry F Chaney, FOR SALK — Coleman gasoline
of the United States District Court,
lamp by Young Peoples Forum.
will offer for sale all of the prop­
Inquire Mrs George W Soranson,
erty of the Port Orford Cedar
Port Orford
Its
Products Company at Coquille, Or­
egon, on January 25, 1932, to satisfy FOR TR A D E- Property in Ven­
an issue of bonds on which the
tura. Calif., for business property
payment of interest has been de­
in Port Orford. What have you
faulted. The property of the com­
to offer? Address Box 18c. Route
pany includes considerable stand­ 2. Ventura, Calif.
ing Port Orford cedar in Curry
county, both in outright ownership
and stumpage contracts The plain­ H. L. HOUSTON. M. D.
tiff in the case is the Continental
Physician and Surgeon
Illinois Bank and Trust Company
of Chicago, the trustee of the bond Phones:
Office 491, Home 492
mortgage.
Fahy - Morrison Bldg.
Bandon, Oregon.
T e a r __________________ 33.96
M o n t h s _________________ 31.a s
Advertialag rates »5 cents par M i n n a ln :h
Tuesday, January 5, 1932.
Real men are made of what they get out of them­
selves, and not out of others.—Anon.
HUNTING OR TRESPASSING?
(Editorial in Christian Science Monitor)
Greater respect on the part of hunting sportsmen
should be paid to the warning signs “No Hunting”
which are so often seen in the country at this season
of the year. More importance is contained in these
words than the casual passer-by realizes. They are
there not alone for protection of the farmer’s lands
and his buildings, but also for the persons who inhabit |
them.
Each year casualties are reported from careless
use of hunters’ weapons. Farmers in different parts
of the country report the unwelcomed presence of
hunters and their dogs, who not only trample upon
their crops, but endanger with their shots both the
live stock and those who live on the farm.
A hunting license is not a trespass license.
C. R. WADE
Attorney-at-Law.
First National Hank Bldg
Randon
Oregon
Port Orford.
I am back at
My Shop
Where I shall be
WHICH ARE YOU?
There are three kinds of business men in the Uni­
THE
♦
Miss Fasnacht spent her Chrlst-
ted States today. There are those who are busy telling
PIR ATES W EEKLY
♦ mas vacation in Los Angeles.
the world that it is wrong to talk about the hard times
♦
The regular student body meet- |
Helen Capps, Editor
was held December 21.
and that the only way to bring good times back is to * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ( lng Alumni
who visited at school re­
talk good times. These may be termed the “ostrich”
cently were Neil Rice, Lex Fromm. J
Basketball
group.
Carlos White and Laurence Tich-
There are those who are busy telling the world For the first time since the enor.
Christmas was celebrated at 1
tnat it is foolish to talk of good
times
coming back be- rates
^ .‘‘‘'"werc
eTt^TThe^Jai
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were X
defeated
__ __ _____ school prior to vacation by the ex- ! éí/MARY MARSHALL
cause what we are now experiencing are really nor- floor by a high school team, the changing of gifts and the enjoy­
mal times. True, they are bad and discouraging, but coquiiie quintet, December 2». The ment of a beautifully decorated Today's sketch shows a dress
was placed
from Paris. It is decidedly new but
they will never be different and the sooner we make r"
‘
., pure. | I Christmas „ tree ,h . which
„n.
l ip OUr minds to it, the better. I hese may be termed between the Port Orford and Co-
School was resumed January 4 it serves as the model for a little
friend of ours who had an
the “crepe hangers” who, like “Chicken-Little” in the <iul,le alumni resulting in victory with everyone in attendance except French
old dress to make over. The dress
nursery J rhymes, felt a piece 11
of 1 the J sky fall
on her J tail Wednesday,
’’°.rHtvO December r 30, the
thp wi!ter
Sutton and Bradle* w?st itself was long enoiw'h but it was
A.
The new semester begin Janu-
Hnd announced th a t (he w o rld had come to an end.
Marshfield team met the local boys ary 18. It is expected that there a little too loose at the waistline
There is also a third group which contains those The result of this game was a | may be new members of the stu- j and . the ..... neckline , was . out . . . of . date
men who
are . too
busy to tell the
world anything.
These
rr„\Vwa7^FftaTh777ade dentinbody' and some of the now jrrencjj girl bought a yard
and more
,
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.
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• II,
,
The final score was 40-18. The grade familiar faces will not be seen. Ex- 1
J
of polka dotted silk. looked once,
men believe that the answer to any problem is Work. achooi and the Freshmen played « aminations may take their toll.
twice, three times at the charming
They know that courage, initiative, determination and preliminary game. The grade team
new dress, went home and In a sur­
ell
intelligent
effort are the only answer to the problems1 wa‘,atv^ ”y°“8i
Jan
2 the Albert Panter and Lloyd Ha­ prisingly short time had complete­
of Phoenix, Ariz., were guests ly transformed her last season's
with which we are confronted today. These are the Port Orford Pirates met the Ban- worth
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
i don Tigers at Bandon. Port Orford L. B. Hatton, Mr. Panter being
Salt of the Earth, the Hope of the World.
Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
Swiss A American Watch Re­
pairing — Spectacle«
/.ÀAfÇJ
Ye», Clara B o w G ot M arried
pleased to see
my old patron«.
Ali Work Guaranteed
Coquille
Oregon
C. Ostrander, Prop.
Port Orford , .
V. R. WILSON
Jeweler and Watchmaker
The H om e of Good W atches
Coquille
O regon
BANK
OF
BANDON
BIG BARGAIN
209 Acre» Logged Off la n d
Commercial & Savings
Geed 3 Room House
1 M ile O ff H ighw ay
won by the score of 21-18. The Port Mrs. Hatton's brother. They left
Orford Independent team lost to Wednesday for their Arizona home.
j the Bandon Independent team.
General New«
Miss Katherine Fasnacht return-
The opening game of the county ed Sunday from Los Angeles where
I conference will be played at Lang- J she spent her holiday vacation.
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
5 Mile« from Port Orford
Approximately 5 acres cleared
- balance rolling with some good
bottom land. House In good con­
dition. Fine spring.
A Sensible B aby C arriage
See Walter Robinson
Port Orford, Ore-
H A T T O N ’S
After several denials, the "It” girl oi the movies admitted that she had
married Rex Bell, who nursed her back to health on his ranch The film
directors are angling for her return already
SERVICE STATION
This Australian kangaroo, a member of the Budapest Zoo, never fads
to gsve youngsters a thrill when they see the way it carries around its baby
Desks. Bedroom Suites,
Tables, Sewing Cabinets
Etc.
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Biacksand Beach Lands
For Sale
HAVE TRACT OF SLIGHTLY MORE
THAN 8 0 A C R E S
Made in Port Orford j
Consisting of
IA»t No. 1, Section 21, Township 30 South.
Range 15 West.
Lot No. 4. Section 28, Township 30 South.
Range 15 West.
MYRTLEWOOD SHOP
D. D. McGill, Prop.
dress. She had taken in the seams
so as to make her dress a little
snugger at the waist and hips, and ,
covered up any possible signs of I
alteration at the waist with the
girdle made from the polka dotted
material. Then from • square of
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IxM-ated at COOS-CURRY LINE
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MAKE ME A CASH OFFER
F. Pfisterer
17 l^atham Street,
San Rafael. California
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
Curry Cnapter 5io. 135
0. E. S.
meetings, third Satur­
♦ Regular each
♦ always welcome month Visitors
♦ Worthy Matron
♦ Florence Ponting
♦ Secretary,
♦
♦ Velma Sabin
♦
♦ PORT ORFORD
4♦ LODGE A. F. & A. M :
No. 170
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♦ month Visiting bretbera wel I
come
♦ BERNAL
FORTT.
♦
Worshipful Master
day of
C O N S ID E R T H IS
T he
avera g e
fam ily
can
operate
from our nysteai their ligh ts, wash
er and iron for >2.00 per m onth
Ask th ose w ho i« e our seryl«-.
We are ewnUnuouely exten d in g oar
lin es and co n n e c tin g up new e a s­
Dorothy Henry. 20. Charleston. Hl., won the nsimna.
test in
uago with her entry, s ten month-old Polled Angus 11 k call. Lid-
kt," won from a field of AJO entries.
L o g g e rs
P o o l H a li
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-I)ate Goods
Always Fresh
{ VV. .1. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
■ I 3 i ■ i i _ i I I r e-m-k
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
TOURISTS
P olled A n g u s W ins N ational C alf C ontest
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
terners.
l e t us give you s wh-tag «wtieaate
Meets second Satarday of each •
PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC CO.
I'rauk ■
oral
M auager
:
FRANCIS W. >4M1TII,
Secretary