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The Printing Press
H ow tim es have c h a n g ed ' Once
18 n ich es wan reported The storm upon a tim e ladies thought that
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sm ok in g ruined lace curtain s.
w as ap p aren tly th e b reaking up of
1 th e lo n g storm y period th at the F O R S A L E —S tan dard m ake of
co a st section has experien ced, and
pian o near P ort Orford. W ill
th e w eath er h as turned o ff in to the
sa crifice for unpaid balan ce
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snap. E a sy term s. W rite T allm an
u su ally brigh t su n sh in y d ays o f
P ian o Store. Salem . Ore.
F2t3c.
F eb ru ary, w ith w h ich the region is
fell, and on P isto l R iver M ountain
F or a th o u g h t today, w e quote
the w ell com posed person ification
, I o f th e prin tin g press, w ritten by
R obert H D avis.
It g iv es new
cou rage to those w ho w rite and
(1KO W 8ORANHON, E d ito r
d ig n ifies th eir work:
"I am the prin tin g press, born
S U B S C R IP T IO N RA TH S:
o f the m other earth My heart is o f
m
inute
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no
errors
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favored.
FO R SA L E - C olem an g asolin e
w ards has m ade as high as 39 steel, m y lim bs are o f iron and
ond sem ester
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lum p by Y ou ng P eop les Forum .
w ords per m inute w ith no errors, m y fin g e rs are o f brass.
Advertising rates >4 cents per column task.
“I sin g th e so n g s o f th e world,
Inquire Mrs G eorge W Soranson,
T he G reen H orn s beat the H igh Inez Cox's record is 56 w ords w ith
P ort Orford.
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School in an exh ib ition gam e last 1 error. T h is is nearly the speed the oratorios o f history, the sym ­
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the ph onies o f all tim e
n igh t Alibi th e regu lar high school required for graduation
“I am th e voice to today, th e m on th for the P ort Orford area. F O R T R A D E —P rop erty in V en ­
ball w as in P ortland . W e now have b u sin ess college. W e need one new
herald o f tom orrow I m ove in to S ta tis tic s
tura, C a lif . for b u sin ess proparty
typ ew riter
a new ball L et's try it again.
kep t
by
coop erative
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th e w arp o f the past and the w oof
in P ort Orford. W hat have you
W eath er O bserver H en ry John ston
o f the future. I tell the stories of
to o ffer ? A d dress B ox 18c, R oute
The W h ites led by M uriel Joh n ­
sh o w 9 clear days. 4 partly clear,
A W B ritton, o f the L an glois
2. V entura, C alif
son and F a y e
Y oung, forw ards, C h eese Factory, w as a visito r in peace and w ar alik e. I m ake th e hu­ and 18 clou dy days, w ith a total
beat th e R eds, led by B e tty Crew P ortlan d last w eek Mr John G er­ m an h eart beat w ith passion or r ain fall o f 11:40 inches. T he dally
ten derness. I stir th e pu lse o f n a ­
and H ild a B olce, forw ard s Alibi
ran ge o f tem p eratu re w as
ber took charge o f the w ork at th e
tions. and m ak e brave m en do brav­
over guardin g
Jan. Max Min
fa cto ry du rin g Mr B r itto n ’s ab­
Jan Max Min
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er deeds, and sold iers die.
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sence.
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P h y sicia n and Surgeon
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id
n
igh
t
toiler,
T he grad e sch ools
have
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w eary at his loom, to lift his head
ta k in g th eir co u n ty exam in ation s
O ffice 491, H om e 492
T w o new cla sse s are being o rg a n ­
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again, and gaze w ith fe a rlessn ess
th is w eek
F ah y - M orrison B ldg
ized in th e high school for th e se c ­
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into th e v a st beyond, se e k in g the
ond sem ester The S ocial P rob lem s
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T he high school boys are order­ c la ss fin ish ed their book th is w eek. con solation o f a hope eternal.
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"When I speak, a m yriad o f peo­
ing new tru n k s for th eir basketball T h ey w ill take up E con om ics by-
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ple listen to m y voice. T he Saxon,
suits.
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the Latin, th e Celt, the Hun. the
c la ss w ill com m ence the second set
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Slav, th e H indu all com preh en d me
T he g rad es for the sem ester in o f books.
A ttorney-at-Law
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"I am th e tire le ss clarion o f the
high school have been posted. The
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Pire« National Bank Bids
new s I cry your joys and sorrow s
follow in g pupils won str a ig h t ones
Corrlck and R on es d eclare th at
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every hour. I fill th e dullard's m ind
S tev e A nderson, Opal Dollar.
ste elh ea d s are quite num erous and
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Bandon
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Oregon
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w ith th o u g h ts up lifting. I am light, 13
d ecid ed ly active about four o ’clock
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The sch ools w ill begin th is w eek in th e m orning up F loras creek k n ow led ge, power. I ep itom ize the
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on the B i-C entennial C elebration near the bridge. (T he hour for real con q u ests o f m ind over m atter.
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record
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all
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program of G eorge W a sh in g to n ’s sp ort.)
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m ank in d has ach ieved
My o f f ­
birthday. T h is is a nation w ide
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A verage
sp rin g com es to you in the candle's
even t. W e hope to do our part. It
Mr. F oster has begun his sp rin g
is supposed to be a com m u n ity a f­ g a rd en in g (V ery fla tter in g to our glow , am id the dim lam p s o f pover­
Refiners an d ‘Buyers o f
ty, th e sp lend or o f riches; at su n ­
fair a s w ell as a school affair. Som e c o a sta l w eather.)
rise. a t h igh noon and in the w a n ­
c o m m itte es sh ould be appointed by
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N ative Platinum and Gold
the church, by the lodges, and by
A bout fifty friend s and n eigh b ors ing even in g.
H ig h es t M a rk e t Prices
'I am th e lau gh ter and tears of
the m ayor to coop erate w ith the su rp rised Mrs. John W hite a t the
EuabbJxdl907
the
world,
and
I
sh
all
never
die
un­
sch ools in p u ttin g on a big pro­ hom e o f W illiam Sabin's la st S u n ­
W ILD BER G BROS.
gram .
S M E L T IN G SC R E F IN IN G C O
d ay aftern oon . It w as her birthday. til all th in g s return to th e im m u t­
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Othcra: 742 Market Kt., Safi Francis«*
J u st w h a t birthday it w as w e are able dust.
Plant: South San I raiwiaco
“I am th e p rin tin g press."
j R ev. Mr. H enry, a ssisted by the not com m ission ed to say. S u ffic ie n t
pastor o f th e M yrtle P o in t M. E. to sa y sh e is e n joyin g life at the
I Church w ill hold sp ecial m eetin gs full and h as no quarrel w ith fate.
j every n igh t th is w eek in the L ang­ H er frien d s presented her w ith
lois C om m u nity church. Rev. R an- m a n y n ice presents.
R e g ister now !
ton o f M yrtle P o in t is a very tal­
T h is is a b ig year for voters. The
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ented m usician and is quite expert
presid en tial election , and the d ele­
S w is s A A m erican W atsh R e­
Mrs. Volck celebrated th e J a n u ­
on several d iffe re n t
instru m en ts
g a tes to n ation al c o n v en tio n s will
pairing — S p ectacles
ary b irth d ays o f th e child ren In
H e is very in te re stin g to all types
be selected .
her room last F riday w ith a birth­
All
W ork G uaranteed
o f listen ers. Our pastor. R ev. H en ­
The sta te treasu rer and secretary
day cake.
ry will be present and w ill w elcom e
o
f
state,
the
a
ttorn
ey-gen
eral,
the
O regon
C oquille
e e e e
everybody. C om e and hear the m u s­
dairy and food com m ission er and
A n yone w ish in g a h igh school su prem e court ju d g es are to be i
ic. Com e and see the people that
do com e. C om e and encou rage the c red it in Bible should join the S u n ­ elected th is y ear
In the county. I
preachers. Com e and m ake it inter- j day sch ool and then take the sta te there w ill be th e election o f four
estin g for you n g people. As one of exam in ation w h ich w ill be giv en circu it court ju d ges and one district
the boys put it, "I lik e to go to so m e tim e in May. Mr. S evy w ill court judge, c o u n ty clerk , sh eriff,
J e w ele r and W atchm aker
ch urch if enough go to m ake It in- j o u tlin e a bible cou rse for an yon e constab le, co u n ty treasu rer and
th
a
,
w
ish
e
s
to
tak
e
the
sta
te
ex
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T h e H om e o f Good W atches
te re stin g .” M eetings w ill begin at j
co u n ty a ssessor.
eigh t o ’clock sharp. N o offerin g s am in ation .
T here are a lso to be ch osen a j C oquille
O regon '
w ill be taken up until the regular
U n ited S ta te s sen ator and a repre-1
S u nd ay o ffer in g s
se n ta tiv e and fiv e sta te senators.
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T hose to reg ister are all pre- *
Last F riday nigh t's b ask et ball
T h e F ifth A nnual Southern O re­ vlou sly registered w ho have not
in L anglois w as u n u su ally inter- I gon N orm al In v ita tio n a l B ask etb all voted at a prim ary or general elec­
esting. T h e girls gam e, L anglois vs T ou rn am en t w ill be held on M arch tion du rin g the past tw o years. F a il­
Gold B each, w as esp ecially ex citin g 17. 18 and 19, 1932, a t A shland, O re­ ure to vote for tw o years a u to m a t­
It w as a stren u ou s gam e from start gon. It is too ea rly to determ in e ically c a n c els a registration .
296 Aerea L ogged O ff la n d
to finish. B oth team s w ere out to w h eth er th e P ort O rford P ir a tes
All c itize n s over 21 recen tly nat-1
Good 5 R oom H ouse
w in At th e end of the first h a lf the w ill en ter again th is year, and uralized sh ould register, p resen tin g
score stood 5 to 5. N o one licked but m uch depend s on the sh o w in g mad.? cop ies o f th eir fin al papers a t the
I Mile O ff H igh w ay
all In a fig h tin g mood Som e ob- ' by the team as read justed a fter the tim e o f registration .
jection being m ade by the Gold loss o f Star Clint From m .
T h ose w ho are n atu ralized by
5 M iles from P ert O rford
B each coach on accou n t of Increas
th eir fath er's papers are required to
ing roughn ess, the referee slow ed
p resen t a copy o f th ese w hen ap­
A p p roxim ately 5 acres cleared
up the gam e som ew h at in the last
p lying
-balanoe rolling w ith som e good
h a lf by c a llin g a little closer (Ideal
France a PrettjeM Girt
bottom land H ou se In good c o n ­
b ask et ball, eith er girls or boys, is i
a no con tact gam e, bu t if refereed
d ition. F in e sp rin g
T he co a st area S atu rd ay n igh t
clo se enough to m ake It Ideal m uch [
and Su nd ay w as visited w ith a
o f the sp irit and speed o f the gam e ,
snow storm w h ich left about three
Is lost.) On the w h ole the tw o |
; inch es in the P ort Orford area S u n ­
te a m s seem ed to be very even ly ■
P ort O rford, Ore,
day m orning - a condition old tim ­
m atch ed D u ring the last h alf the ;
ers sa y occu rs o c casion ally, but
"breaks” o f the gam e w ent to G old ,
w h ich has not been In evid en ce for 1
B each. T h ey su cceed ed In b reaking <
m any y ea rs past. T he y o u n g sters
through the L anglois guards foi
m ade the m ost of the sn ow and ;
tw o b ask ets la in glois had equally
co a stin g and sn ow b allin '’ w ere the
good ch a n c e s but w ere not so lucky
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orders of the day.
T he rooters on both sid e s agreed
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At
the
B
ak
er
ranch
on
C
h
in
qu
a­
that It whs a battle
royal and
pin R id ge 14 in ch es of new sn ow
a credit to both team s
I that the estab lish m en t and opera- l T he boys gam e w as equally in ­
, tion s o f th e R F C. w ill acoom -
Justice H olm es Q uits
It la lik ely th at the port tu g ! pllsh the tw o th in g s w h ich all f i­ te re stin g I,anglolB w as h an dicap­
ped by th e loss o f tw o o f their best
K llhyam w ill be tied up w ithin a
n an cial lead ers agree need to be players on the "first string." (B ob
short tim e until com m erce p ick s
done T h ese are to provide a m arket W hite and "Gilmore" E dw ard s w e n
up T here la no w ork for the tug
(or se c u r ities o f ban ks and rail­ not eligib le becau se th ey are tdnth
at present except p ilotin g the B a n ­
roads w h ich are now un m ark etab le, sem ester men In high school » The
don in and out H ow ever port of
alth o u g h o f great value, and to re­ subs. A rthur R u ssell, O radom Thom
ficlala believe that w ith th e o p e n ­
store con fid en ce, the un reason in g and Clark B olce played like v e ter ­
in g o f sp rin g th ere m ay be a re­
lack o f w h ich. In th e face o f the an s and w on the respect and good
vival In the local lu m b e-in g busi
le a lly solid fou n d ation s on w hich w ill o f th e crow d All played great
neae w h lrh m ay m ake It possible
oui econ om ic situ ation stan ds. Is b asket ball and furnish ed the fight
to k eep the boat on the Job
the basic c a u se o f our present b u si­ and sk ill th at pleased the aud ien ce
ness stagn ation .
j i S u ccess in basket ball depends up­
TO R K I.IE V K D E P R E S S IO N
Mile Arlctte D ebrueil, 17. school-
T here are other factors In the on fight, speed, sk ill, team w ork
<- been acclaim ed as the girl
and
chance
Just
how
m
uch
o
f
the
general
b
u
sin
ess
situ
a
tio
n
o
f
course
(C on tin ued from page 1.)
the p rettiest face in all
latter
entered
this
gam
e
It
w
as
hard
T he w orst of them , at th is tim e. Is
to
say.
Our
n
ext
gam
e
w
ith
Gold
I
o w n ersh ip o f railroad bonds by in ­ the E uropean fin a n cia l situ ation
^"Maryland Beauty Q ueen
su ran ce com panies, sa v in g s banks L ittle that can be done by legista B each w ill probably decid e )
A fter the boys' gam e cam e the
n ation al ban ks and tru st com pan- - d on at W ash in gton can have any
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les. and Individuals N ext to the direct e ffe c t on that, but a great battle betw een the Green H o m s of
T h is
w as
con stru ction Industry the railroads deal can he done to stren gth en our I-anglois. and Ophir
Justice O liver W endell Holme.-
found the burden of 91 years too
rep resent perhaps th e largest sin g le situ ation w ith in our own borders w orth th e price o f adm ission It
h eavy for him and resigned from
c on cen trated unit for p u rchasin g The R econ stru ction F in an ce Corp- wound up w ith a w h irlw ind finish
the Suprem e Court Bench after 29
m a teria ls and em p loyin g labor: and oration plan Is th e first o f th e Pres- w ith a score of 20 to 21 In favor of
years of service
their credit position is an e x tre m e ­ dent's m ajor recom m en d ation s to l-anglots It w as a great gam e
ly im portant Item in the national be en acted Into law C on gress still
Mrs B B W a tk in s o f H all's
stru ctu re at the present tim e
has before it his p lan s to stren gth
Regular meeting«, third Sat«
T he R F C. Is an em ergen cy en the F ed eral Lam i B ank System . creek . Coos county, w as v isitin g
day of each month.
Vlalto
m easure, and Is not exp ected to c o n ­ to create a sy stem of hom e-loan w ith old tim e friend s in I a n g lo ls
always welcome
tin u e In operation a fter the e m e t­ d iscoun t hanks, to en large the dis and v icin ity the past week T w enty-
gen cy has passed Any In stitution count fa c ilitie s o f the Federal Re- fiv e y ea rs ngo Mrs W atk in s w as
W orthy M atron
w h lch n eed s Its help m ust apply serve B an k s and to create a 1130, q u ite fam iliar w ith th is section of
M
rs.Linda G uerin
T h e a te n » g « fcunily can
w ith in one y ear from the date of 000.000 corp oration to aid depoal- th e country and knew m any of the
pioneers She m ust have forgotten
the P resid en t a sig n a tu re alth ou gh tors In failed or Insolvent banks
from our ly v tM l their light*.
Secr&tarv
som ew h at about the lim its o f t i e
th e P resid en t m ay. by proclam ation
er and iron for S2
per m onth
F loren ce P o n tin g
In add ition , the P re sid e n t seek s c ity as sh e passed through the city
exten d th is petlod to tw o years
action upon p roposals to revise the
tb"se who »»«• our nerrtoe.
Ixtana w ill be m ade for an original tran sp ortation law s so as to restore and reached the F loras lj»ke road
before
she
w
arned
the
bus
driver
period of th ree years, w hich m ay
M e are conUnuoutdy exten d in g •««
ÎH
co n fid en ce In railroad bonds, to re­
be exten ded to five. At the end of vise ban king law s to safegu ard d e ­ th at she w an ted to get o ff In the
line« and c o n n ectin g up new
dow n tow n district" The bus drlv
five years the non o ffice h o ld in g <11
p ositors and to cu rtail n ation al ex er turned around and brought her
rectors are to be dropped but the
tam er*.
pend ltu res sharply w ith a view to back to Main Street and la n g lo is
R F. C m ay con tin u e In existen ce
l
e
t
u»
give
you
a w irin g
helping balan ce the budget
Avenue.
for an oth er fiv e years, to give tim e
Meets second Satarday of each
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All th ese p lan s m ust be speeded
to d isp ose o f any o f t h e " f r o z e n
month
Visiting brethern wel
Several o f the typ in g cla ss are'
^
assets" It m ay h ave left on Its through C on gress In order as Mr
come.
m
ak
in
g
qu
ite
a
reputation
for
speed
A
fter
th
at
It
is
to
turn
over
H
oover
sta
le
s
to
re-establish
con-
hand
C R A W F O R D W SM ITH ,
w h atever It h as left to the T reasury fld en ce to restore th e fu n ction in g and accu racy Several have gained
W o r sh ip fu l M astei
ir tu ik H goal. M anager
U
im Stella M cGradv. 22. R<-
and the final liq uidation w l’l be up of our econ om ic sy stem and to re speed o f 55. 56. and 37 w ords a Sun schoolteacher. won the bea
F W SM IT H . S ecreta ry
m
inute
w
ith
only
three
or
four
er­
building
o
f
prices
to
v
a
lu
es
and
to
to th e govern m en t
co n ie , t of the M aryland I ..
D A V ID J E N K S T reasurer
rors F va Cox m ade '6 words per F r d n i t . a lr<aui btteen uther <
T here Is every reason to expect qu ick en in g em ploym en t ’’
•a» lam»
B h tered at th e P o e lo fflc e a t P ort O rford, O regon. as secon d da«»
m all m a tter un d er Act o f M arch 3. 187*
Published weekly a t Port O rford, O rego*
The Most W estern W orld
By LANGLOIS HIG H SCHOOL
January Weather Facts
Tuesday, February 2, 1932.
There is nothing so fatal to character as half-
finished tasks.—D. Lloyd George.
H. L. HOUSTON. M. D.
COMMUNITY BUILDING
Community building is similar to business build­
ing only in one respect—the vast amount of work re­
quired to produce the desired results. Here the simil­
arity ends, as in business building the work entailed is
paid for, if the business is successful, either at the
time performed or out of future income, while in com­
munity building the work is performed by the few
who have the common interests of the community at
heart and who are willing to accept their pay in the
satisfaction that always goes with having accom­
plished worthwhile work. Community building re­
quires as much, if not more, vision than business
building, and is essentially work that must be for the
common good of all. To perform such work citizens
must be above the petty selfishness with which many
communities are seriously afflicted, and they also be
impervious to the criticism that is usually aimed at
those who venture into public affairs by those who
never give a thought to doing things for the common
good. It takes a stout heart, a thick hide, a thorough
knowledge of community needs, and, above all, a deep
conviction of the necessity of supplying those needs,
to accomplish successfully for a community.
Every man of a community should willingly give a
portion of his time or his substance to the advance­
ment of community building. Unfortunately, how­
ever, there are but a few men in each community who
are willing to run the gauntlet of jealous and unjust
criticism to perform public work of a constructive
character without monetary compensation. Such men
are usually found supporting the local civic organiza­
tion engaged in trying to keep the community abreast
of the time and advance its progress and usefulness,
and every community owes those men a debt of grat­
itude that never can, or for that matter, never will
be paid.
Ijocally the Port Orford Chamber of Commerce
has functioned continuously during the past five
years, and in that period of time has accomplished
much constructive work—work of an enduring char­
acter. It now has a major program in hand and
well under way, which, when completed, will assure
the future of the local community. It is a worthwhile
program and should receive the support of all, with
all petty jealousies, unwarranted criticism, and ani­
mosities supplanted oy that spirit of cooperation
which spells success. Community building is founded
on cooperative effort, and sound cooperative effort
can accomplish much toward reaching the desired
goal. Cooperation is the magic word for all commun­
ities desiring to make progress, while the lack of pro­
gress, or of retrogression, can usually be attributed
to the lack of cooperation, accompanied by those
worst of all community enemies—animosity—jealousy
—and unwarranted criticism.___
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May Tie Up Tug
C. R. WADE
Port Orford.
I am back at
My Shop
Primary Election May 20
Where I shall be
pleased to see
my old patrons.
Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
R. C. Ostrander, Prop.
Port Orford
V. R. WILSON
Basketball Tournament
BANK
OF
BANDON
BIG BARGAIN
Commercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Snow Unusual
Loggers
Poo! Hall
See Walter Robinson
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford. Ore.
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
TOURISTS
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
Desks, Bedroom Suites,
Tables. Sewing Cabinets
Btc.
♦ Made in Port Orford
i MYRTLEWOOD SHOP
♦ D. D. McGill. Prop.
| Port Orford
Oregon
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
Curry Cnapter No. 135 j
0. E. S.
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