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KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, May 17, 1932.
Volume VI.
Primary To Be Held Friday;
Many Candidates In Field
T he sta te prim ary election w ill be
held F riday, M ay 20th, through out
O regon, and th ere is a m ad scram ­
ble for m ost o ffices. The m ajor
c o n te sts a ffe c tin g Curry cou n ty will
be over th e U nited S ta te s Senator-
ship, th ree M em bers o f C ongress,
and S ecretary of State, w ith county
fu rn ish in g several in te re stin g con­
tests.
U n ited S ta te s Senator
U n ited S ta te s Sen ator F rederick
S teiw er is a can d id ate to su c c e e d '
h im se lf on th e R epu blican tick et
H e is now serv in g his first term
and has m ade good Curry County
is p a rticu la rly in terested in Mr
S teiw er being returned for anoth er
term , a s he has in terested h im self
in m any projects for the develop- ’
m ent o f the county, in clu d in g t h e ,
co a st gu ard sta tio n at P ort O rford; ,'
ad d ition al F ed eral appropriations
for public roads; a ren ew al o f th e ,
w ork o f in v e stig a tin g th e R ogu e (
river for im p rovem ent as far a s ' A n sw erin g qu eries directed to
A gneas; au th orization for the pre­ him by prom inent gran ge officia ls
lim in ary exam in ation of th e Brook regard in g the sa v in g s he had e ffe c t­
in g s harbor w ith view to im prove­ ed in the operation o f the sta te de­
m ent; a th orou gh stu dy o f th e -m in ­ p artm en ts under his control, S e c ­
eral and tim ber resources o f the retary of S ta te H al E. H oss has
c o u n ty w ith v iew to aid in g in the add ressed a com m u n ication to W al­
b rin gin g abou t of a rail line w ith ter M P ierce, of La G rande, in
tid ew a ter o u tlet on the Curry c oast; w h ich he says, in part:
and the im p rovem en t o f th e n atu r­
'My can d id acy for reelection is
al deep w ater harbor at P ort Orford based upon the fact th at I have
as a H arbor o f R efu ge. H is w ork on been able to m ake a good accou n t­
th ese m atters has been su ch th a t it ing o f the o ffice from th e stan d ­
is im p erative th a t he be perm itted point o f econ om ical ad m in istration
to carry forw ard the program until
and cou rteou s and prom pt service
it is com pleted, and Curry voters
to the [teoplc o f O regon.
gen era lly recognize the situ ation
“L iterature issu ed in m y behalf
H e is opposed for the nom ination
by A lfred E. Clark, R ob ert N . S ta n ­ h as carried fa c ts con cern in g the
field, K. O. H arlan and R. G. D u n­ m any econ om ies I have been able to
inau gurate, but for your in form a­
can.
tion regarding the c o sts o f operat­
C ongressm an
in g th e sta te d ep artm en t now as
C on gressm an W. C. H aw ley seek s
com pared to form er years, please be
the R epu blican n om in ation to su c­
advised th a t app rop riations have
ceed him self, and is opposed by J.
been m aterially reduced under m y
C. H ulet, J a m e s W Mott and E m ­
adm inistration.
m et H ow ard. H aw ley is now se r v ­
"Costs o f op eratin g the au tom o­
in g his 13th c o n se c u tiv e term in
bile departm en t have been stead ily
th e H ouse, and is outrank ed in
low ered; our o ffice is m ost econ om ­
c o n secu tiv e ser v ic e by but three
ically adm inistered from th e sta n d ­
m em bers. A s prestige, pow er and in ­
poin t o f sa la ries paid in com p ari­
flu en ce in m atters con gression al
son to oth er o ffice s: our per diem
are ob tain ed th rou gh long service,
travel exp en se is the lo w est o f any
Mr. H aw ley, occu p yin g the position
e le ctiv e o ffice In the sta te except
as r a n k in g R epublican on th e pow ­
one; the bu ild in gs an I ground s di­
erfu l W ays and M eans C om m ittee,
vision is being operated consider
h as a tta in e d a sta tu s w h ere his con ­
ably under th e estim a ted budget
stitu e n ts can ill afford to term in ­
costs; and in num erous other w ays
a te his serv ices in favor o f a new
a c o n siste n t record o f in creasin g
m an, no m atter how com p eten t,
the se rv ice and d ecrea sin g the costs
w h o m u st a w ait y ea rs o f service
h as been m ain tain ed ."
to be o f valu e to the old F irst D is­
Splendid en d orsem en ts o f the
trict. H aw ley has tak en a deep in ­
can d id acy o f H al H oss for secretary
te re st In C urry co u n ty a ffairs, and
of sta te con tin u e to be received,
is h ea rtily su p p ortin g the im prove­
w ith hundreds o f people approving
m en t o f th e local harbor as a har­
h is stan d in favor o f a low er li­
bor o f refu ge, th e coast guard sta ­
cen se fee for au tom ob iles H e has
tion, and th e im p rovem en t o f R ogu e
been endorsed by organized labor,
river.
by th e railw ay brotherhood. O re­
S ecretary
S ta te
gon W ild L lfi L eagu e and by prom ­
H al E. H oss, th e present in cu m ­ inent people rep resen tin g b u sin ess
bent, is runn er up for the Repub- and fa r m in g in all se c tio n o f the
ican nom ination , b ein g opposed by sta te T he sta te press h a s accorded
G eorge A. P a lm iter H oss has m ade H al H oss a fin e editorial support,
good in every se n se o f th e word, r eflec tin g approval from every sec­
p la cin g his o ffice on an efficien t, tion o f th e sta te As a m em ber of
econ om ical basis. W hile he has a th e board of control, Mr H oss has
b a ttle on h is han ds he is en titled to received a splendid trib ute from the
a secon d term , and rep orts in d icate E x e cu tiv e C om m ittee o f the O regon
th a t he w ill w in ou t ea sily
S ta te G range, com m en d in g effo rts
Join t R ep resen tative
in beh alf of tax reduction This
L ouis L. K napp o f P ort Orford resolu tion w a s sign ed by M C.
is unopposed for the n om ination for G lover, B erth a B eck, R a y Gill. W al­
J o in t R ep resen ta tiv e from C oos and ter M P ierce, and C. H B ailey,
Curry cou n ties.
m em b ers o f the com m ittee
County Offices
T he nu m erous can d id ates for the
variou s c o u n ty o ffic e s m ak es the
A dding to th e a ttra c tiv en ess of
cam p aign rather lively, w ith the
th e th ree-d ay M em orial D ay holidav
co u n ty clerk sh ip and th e sh eriff-
period as an occasion for trips
sh ip th e cen ter o f attraction F ive
n ear and far th rou gh ou t the W est,
c a n d id a tes on the republican tick et
S ou thern P a cific w ill re-establish
—A S. J oh n ston , O leta W alker,
Its cen t-n -m ile roundtrip railroad
C harles J. D oyle. E arle R N eeley
fa res at that tim e It w a s an n ou n c­
and L aura G iebner—m ake it so m e­
w h at o f gu essw ork to pick th e w in ­ ed today
T he low fares w ill be availab le
ner, w h ile the S h eriffsh ip is in the
May 27, 28, 29 and 30. accord in g to
sam e con d ition w ith P eck H untley.
E W Clapp, general p assen ger
F W Sm ith. M oss A verill and A
tr a ffic m anager for the com pany,
W W alk er c o n te stin g for th e n om ­
w ith a return lim it o f m idnight
in ation on the republican tick et.
M onday. Ju n e 6, As in paal In sta n ­
T h e a ssesso r sh ip is so u g h t by
ces, he said, the area Involved will
F red S. Moore, th e p resent in cu m ­
cover six w estern sta te s
bent, and G eorge Sutton,
w h ile
th ree ca n d id a tes are a fter th e co u n ­
ty sch ool su p erin ten d en t n om in a­
tion M iss R ose B othw ell. Mrs W
W ed n esd ay even in g, M ay 11. Mise
L. B ean and Mrs C lem en tin e R e in ­ A nna B arton, d au gh ter o f Mrs. N
ert.
S D ean o f P ort Orford and H arold
T he m easu re c a llin g for a $15, H arrendun o f P ortland, w ere united
000 bond issu e for a co u n ty farm in m arriage at Ixjtus Isle, P ortland
Mrs H arrendun w as form erly of
and h osp ital w ill be on the b a llo t
T h e reg istra tio n o f voters in the P ort O rford, gra d u a tin g from the
co u n ty is h e a v y —1811 republicans local high school w ith the class of
and 578 d em ocrats and 70 so c ia lists 1930 Mr and Mrs. H arrendun are
and in d ep en dents, and a large vote receivin g th e co n g ra tu la tio n s of
is forecasted , o w in g to the deep in­ th eir host of friend s T he youn g
te re st c itizen s are ta k in g in m atters cou p le w ill m ake th eir hom e in
P ortlan d
a ffe c tin g taxes
Hoss’ Record of Economy
*
Low Rail Fares
Yountj Couple Wed
WORTHWHILE TRIBUTE
This year Oregon will elect a United States Sena­
tor to Succeed Frederick Steiwer. who is a candidate
on the Republican ticket to succeed himself, anil the
First Congressional District will elect a Congressman
to succeed Willis C. Hawley, who, likewise, is a can­
didate on the same ticket to succeed himself. Curry
county is vitally interested in the return to these two
officials to the office to which they aspire in order
that the work they are engaged on in furtherance of
the development of this region may not be retarded
or lost
Each of these officials has attained high rank in
Congressional and national affairs generally, and the
record of each is clear and one of accomplishment.
They are wholeheartedly working with the local agen­
cies for the improvement of the rivers and harbors of
this county, and other phases of the development of
the region, and, owing to their positions of prestige,
committee assignments, power and influence, each
should receive the solid republican vote of Curry
county.
Men are known by their deeds and the unbiased
opinion of colleagues, associates and the press gener­
ally are worthy of consideration in the selection of na­
tional officials. The following opinions of Senator
Steiwer and Congressman Hawley reflect the high es­
teem in which they are held and are glowing tributes
to their ability, prestige, and power in Congressional
affairs:
Sen ator Steiw er
Sen ator Sm oot said: “S enator
S teiw er is co n sp icu ou s am o n g the
you n ger m en o f th e se n a te H is high
ch aracter, his clear ju d gm en t and
his ind ustry un ite to m ake him ou t­
stan d in g. T he w estern area o f the
union is relyin g m ore a n d m ore up­
on his co n stru ctiv e statesm an sh ip ."
Sen ator T h om as o f Idaho: "Sen­
ator S teiw er is in valu ab le to the
liv esto ck and agricu ltu ral in terests
o f the w e st.”
S en ator S h ortridge o f C alifornia
“In m atters p ertain in g to shipping,
lum ber, agricu ltu re and all other in­
du stries of the w est, w e have a v a l­
ued ally in th e ju n ior sen ator from
O regon. F rom the sta n d p oin t o f the
P a cific coast, his re-election is of
g r ea te st im portance.”
And then com es th e fiery C alifor­
nian, S en ator Joh n son : "Steiw er is
en titled to re-election on h is record ’
Steiwer Demands
Faith Be Kepi
W ash in gton, D. C„ May 13.—The
P a cific C oast sta tes, m ore p articu ­
larly O regon, w ill su ffer the loss
o f hundreds o f th ou san d s o f d ol­
lars if Sen ator M cK ellar o f T e n ­
n essee is su cc e ssfu l in his plan to
break m ail c o n tra cts m ade by the
U n ited S ta te s g overn m en t T hat Me-
K ella r’s m ove w ill be bitterly fough t
is evid en ced by th e determ ined
fig h t being m ade by Sen ator F red­
eric S teiw er o f O regon w ho is bat­
tlin g to have th e go v ern m en t to
k eep its w ord w ith th ose w ho have
kept faith w ith the govern m en t.
The sen ator in an Interview today
said. "I favor reduction in co st of
govern m en t bu t th e proposal to
repudiate the ocean m ail con tracts
Is ju st the opp osite of econ om y
R epudiation would result in the
b rin gin g o f ju st cla im s a g a in st the
govern m en t for d am ages and th ese
claim s would have to be paid
"It would d rive m ost o f the
A m erican lin es op eratin g in foreign
trade into receivership. T y in g up
A m erican fla g sh ip s is a c o stly ex
perim ent The payroll o f A m erican
sh ip s engaged In foreign trade out
o f P ortland is nearly $1,000,000 p n
year to seam en and other em p lo y e­
es. The p u rch ases for repairs, o u t­
fittin g and su p p lies am ou n t to m ore
than a m illion. L osses at San F ra n ­
cisco and S e a ttle would be still
“Loss of th is b u sin ess w ould not
only injure th e em p loyees o f the
sh ip lines, but, in the final an alysis,
w ill fall upon every m erch an t and
b u sin ess m an in the com m u n ity It
would add to th e unem ployed
"The g r ea te st loss is th e loss to
the A m erican sh ip per T h e opera
lion of the A m erican lin es in the
foreign serv ices is th e only gu ar­
an tee a gain st exhnrbitant freight
rates and every producer o f w heat,
apples, pears, and other products
sold in export w ill be in ju riou sly a f ­
fected if the U n ited S ta te s attem p ts
to p ractice fa lse econ om y by the
repudiation o f its ocean m ail c o n ­
tracts."
C on gressm an H aw ley
"Mr H aw ley h as grow n in pow er
and influence until he has reached
the unquestioned position o f being
one of the le a l lead ers o f C on gress "
— R ep resen ta tiv e John Q T llson.
"No one com es before th e C om ­
m ittee on R iv ers and H arbors so
w ell inform ed on projects or m akes
a clearer or m ore e ffe c tiv e p resen ­
tation qf them than Mr H aw ley ”
A m em ber of th e C om m ittee on
R iv ers and H arbors.
"He has d ilig e n tly atten ded to an
im m en se volum e o f bu siness, ch e er ­
fully serv in g all In every w ay.”
Je ffe r so n R eview .
"Mr. H aw ley's w h olesom e s e n ti­
m en ts are ju stified and approved bj
all our recen t exp erien ce w ith e x ­
cessiv e and ill-distributed taxation ”
S atu rd ay E v e n in g P ost, editorial.
Omission Corrected
In the biography o f grad u ates of
th e 1932 cla ss o f the P ort Orford
high school, published in last w eek's
issu e, the biography o f M iss C ath er­
ine S m ith w as om itted through an
o v ersig h t in preparing th e original
copy. T h e biography is given below
w ith due ap ologies from th e au
thors o f the article and the N ew s:
C ath erine Sm ith w as born at F lor­
ence. O regon. May 13. 1912 She
entered grade school at Sixes. O re­
gon, In 1919 at the a g e o f seven
M iss S m ith w as graduated from the
e ig h th grade in 1927 a t P ort Or­
ford. In 1927 M iss S m ith entered
th e Port Orford high school. In this
p ast year she has acted as secretary
o f the P ort Orford H igh School Stu
den t Body.
Funeral Service Held
At Gold Beach
Number 27.
Coast Guard Station Proceeds;
Appropriation is Sale Guarded
Satu rd ay S ecretary Soranson o f
the old estab lish ed
P ort Orford
Cham ber of C om m erce received a
telegram
from
S en ator Steiw er
G. E. M itchell, su pervisor o f the sta tin g that th e Coast Guard S erv­
S isk iy o u F orest R eserve, of G rants ice exp ects to secure fin al approv­
P ass, and J W B origo, forest ran g­ al of the record title th ey now
er o f P ow ers, visited In P ort Or­ hold to the land s in Lot 1, S ection
8 o f the M cGraw tra ci, desired for
ford T hu rsday and F riday
Straw H at D a y s are here. H ave boathouse and lookout tow er site s
you seen the M en's P a n a m a s for for the new c o a st guard station ,
$1.95 at G olden R u le Store
ltc w h ich w ill enable them to proceed
Our ch ild s Tub F a st W ash F rocks w ith th e plans for the d evelop m en t
at 49c and 95c are d ain tily trim m ed of the tract, and th at the service
and n icely styled
G olden
R ule w ill also n eg o tia te w ith th e ow ners
Store, B andon.
lt c o f the m o rtg a g es on the tract to
F. O. W ood ru ff o f San Jose. Cal., p erfect the title to th ese lands S en ­
ator S teiw er gave assu ran ce th a t
w as a P ort Orford v isito r F riday.
C aptain R ym er o f the Coast the appropriation for the station —
Guard Service, San F ran cisco, in­ $83,500 w ill be safegu ard ed in ev­
sp ected the proposed station site at ery w ay possible, and as he has in­
to the
N elly's Cove W endesd ay. c om in g troduced an a m en d m en t
from B andon w h ere the service Is T reasu ry-P ost O ffice D ep artm en t
preparin g to c o n stru ct a new b oat­ appropriation bill to ex ten d the per­
iod in w h ich to con stru ct the sta ­
hou se
E Y E DO CTO R COM ING- D R . tion for one year, it is believed the
C L A R K E . P ortland, O re. E Y E station is assured from every angle.
As the m ortgage ow n ers have al­
S P E C IA L IS T w ill be in P ort Or­
ford all day and ev en in g on his w ays stood ready to carry out th e
regu lar m onth ly trip F R ID A Y May offer m ade to th e service in 1929
20th, at the P ort Orford H otel S E E for site lands. Insofar as w a s w ithin
HIM A BO U T Y O U R E Y E S E x ­ their power, personal n eg o tia tio n s
am ination Free.
lt c at this tim e w ith them by unpreju­
Mr and Mrs. G eorge E. E aton of diced o ffic ia ls should result su c c e ss­
G ran ts P ass, accom p an ied by Mi fully It is a notew orth y fa ct th a t
and Mrs N ick erson o f W est V ir­ during all th ese m onth s o f d elay no
gin ia, m ade the loop trip by m otor coast guard official h as p ersonally
Su n d ay; stop ping In Port Orford called upon th ese m ortgage ow n ers
b riefly to call on Mr E a to n ’s s is ­ In connection w ith the m atter. T he
m ortgagees, very properly, refused
ter. Mrs. Geo. W Soranson
Mrs. A lta L arson o f Bandon to becom e a party to the inclu sion
sp en t the w eek end as the g u est of o f all the deep w ater harbor fro n t­
age In the coast guard site, as pro-
Mrs. Je ssie H o g g a tt
Albert B ick o f M arshfield w as a | P°sed by the en gin eer In ch arge
P ort O rford v isitor S u nd ay
I w ho w as backed by certa in local
Mr and Mrs W illiam C ooke of interests, for the reason th a t such
E u gen e are sp en d in g som e tim e in j action would render th e Industrial
P ort O rford ren ew in g old friend- . developm ent o f the deep w ater por-
sh lp s The C ooke's w ere form erly | tlor» of th e harbor im possib le T heir
resid en ts o f the P ort Orford vlcin- | stand w as upheld by th e W ash in g-
Ity
ton h eadq uarters o f th e service.
L In gells and d au ghter, V ernlce, which, also, read ily sa w the reason-
and son, Alva, m otored to .M a r s h
ib len css o f the reservation for ter-
field y esterd a y
inlnal rail righ t-of-w ay in connec-
The W H W ann and Claud G iles , ‘Ion w ith harbor Im provem ents,
fnm llles. of M arshfield, v acation ed nn<* assen ted thereto
The attem p t to secure th e Inclus­
In the P ort O rford area S u nd ay Mr.
W ann is receiver, and Mr G iles, ion o f all th e deep w ater harbor
attorn ey for th e receiver of the fron tage In the station site w a s re­
sp on sib le for the d elay In th e c o n ­
In m an M ines com p an y
S. J. Spoerl and N at P erk in s st ruction o f th e station the statu s
w ere M arshfield b u sin ess visitors o f the situ ation being now as It w as
last A u gust and o ccasion ed the
F riday.
M iss K ath erin e F a sn a c h t spent lack o f relief em p loym en t during
th e w eek end at the hom e o f her , the w in ter m on th s
w hen
m ost
brother. S u perin tend en t of Schools needed.
The a ssu ra n ce o f the early c o n ­
F a sn a ch t, In B andon.
D e n n is Sorensen o f M arshfield struction o f th e sta tio n Is a sou rce
spent S u nd ay w ith h is sister. Mrs of gra tifica tio n to th e m em b ers o f
the old estab lish ed
P ort
Orford
R G. M cK enzie and fam ily
T he G olden R u le Store is sh ow in g .C ham b er of C om m erce, w h o w ere
som e new num bers In W hite or not only Instrum ental In secu rin g
B lack and W hite C om bination Sllfe 'h e appropriation in the first In-
pers. T ies and S an d als Air cooled -la n c e , but w ho have carried on
and cu t out e ffe c ts $2 95 to $5 00 lc the work o f ste er in g the m atters
Mr S m ith o f R oseb urg visited past the variou s p itfa lls to w h ich
ran ch ers In th e Elk river section It has been subjected by reason o f
la st w eek In terestin g them In the In terference not m ade In the In­
g row in g o f w in ter broccoli, and I* terest o f the co m m u n ity G reat c r e ­
Is believed th a t several ranchers dit is due S en a to r S te iw e r and
w ill e n g a g e In th at en terp rise dur­ C on gressm an H a w ley for th eir su p ­
port o f th e effo r t o f th e cham ber
in g the com in g season
Mrs M ary B R ice sp en t the In con n ection w ith th e m atter
PORT ORFORD
LOCALS
T he funeral of C laren ce Ingel),
son o f Mr. and Mrs. L. Ingell.
w ho live on th e G oss ranch south
of Port O rford, kiled in an auto
accident late Satu rd ay night May
7th. w e s held from th" Comrr.u ity
Church. Gold Beach. last Tue:< lay
w ith R everend J W A ngell o ffic i­
ating, w ith Interm ent In the Gold
B each cem etery. D eceased wa:i 21
years of a g e and Is su rvived by his
parents, tw o sisters. M iss Norm a
o f San F ran cisco and M iss V ernlce
w ho lives at hom e, and one brother w eek end at th e B ak er ranch on
C hinquapin R idge
Alva, also liv in g at hom e
Mr and Mrs R G. M cK enzie and j
Mr and Mrs. E A L indberg at- j F riday the sta te h ig h w a y truck,
tended the funeral o f C larence In ­ loaded w ith gravel, driven by C lay­
ton (B u c k ) A iken, w e n t over th e
gell at Gold B e a ch la st T uesday.
grade a t R o c k y P o in t and rolled
Dr.
and
Mrs
A
rthur
G
ale
and
E x-S tate S en ator Edw ard F Mil
B etty,
w ere Sunday down the em b an k m en t to th e beach
ler o f G ran ts P a ss has been em ­ d au gh ter
Mr A iken Jumped and received a
ployed as m an ager o f the Oregon g u e sts at the hom e o f Mrs. E J.
dislocated sh oulder Joint, oth erw ise
Beker.
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Coast. H igh w ay association , and
D R C L A R K E , E Y E SP E C IA L - j being uninjured
w»« a ™ * * *
Last T uesd ay even in g the Coos w ill devote his tim e to the build
and Curry F air board o f directors Ing up o f the volum e o f traffn 1ST, in Port O rford F riday. May sou th on his sid e o f th e road when
held th eir m eetin g at the P ort Or­ over th is scen ic route. Sen ator Mil 20 E xam in ation F ree
lt c su dd en ly the le ft front w h eel lo ck ­
ford hotel, and m ade p lan s for m ak ­ ler is w ell q u alified for the Job,
Mr and Mrs H en ry R osslow and ed, th row in g the big tru ck o f f th e
ing the com in g fair at M yrtle P oin t and w ill m ake good. H e will im- Mr and Mrs. K H H ansen, o f Myr­ h ig h w a y Mr. A iken, a ccord in g to
an even t up to the high standard Onedlately organ ize the coast coun tle P oin t, m otored to Green G ables E n gin eer W hltm oore, Is one o f th e
best drivers In the sta te ’s em ploy
o f past years. T hose p resen t at the ties to raise th e budget require­ S u nd ay
m e etin g w ere E E D em en t. L. D. m ents for th e operation o f the as
Mrs E lla K napp, w ho now m akes and no blam e a tta ch es to him T he
P earse. G eorge Jenkin s. T aylor D e­ soclation . and will v isit th e cities her hom e In R eed sp ort, w as a pa dam aged truck w as h oisted to the
m ent, R M Knox. P errv Lund. and tow n s a lon g the route th r o u g e tlen t for a few d ays at the W esley high w ay and taken to the Coquille
shops w here, It is understood. It w as
Jen s F. S vln th and R L. W agner
out the sta te. T he ann ual m eeting H ospital in M arshfield
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found to be repairable
i o f the asso cia tio n for the election of
officers w ill be held on Jun e 12th at w as a b u sin ess v isitor in P ort Ot
ford Saturday.
T aft, O regon
Mrs L ois B elleu o f Ixm gvlew
Dr O A rthur C larke, o f the
T hu rsday even in g G E M itchell,
W ash in gton , wan a S u nd ay guent c|HrkF O ptlca, Co w ho w a s sched-
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w ho su cceed ed J H B illln g slea as
at the hom e o f Mrs F
uled to be in P ort Orford on M ay
Mrs. K ath erin e H arris, county 3rd, w as called back hom e on ac-
su pervisor of the S isk iyou N ation al
F orest S ervice with h eadq uarters
C on tractor R oy L. H ouck, who su p erln ten d en t o f schools w as a rou n t o( r de<th )n h|> fBm „ y H e
at G ran ts P ass, and J. W Borigo. has the con tract from the State b rief visito r In tow n F riday
Is now due to be In P o rt Orford on
R everend and Mrs. T urner M ac­
forest ranger stationed at P ow ers H igh w ay C om m ission to gravel the
M ay 20th
visited P ori Orford and held an In­ 19 4 m iles of the
Por*
Orford- D onald of A rago w ere g u ests Tues
form al con ference w ith local c iti­ E uchre section o f the high w ay, is day o f Mr and Mrs E A Maloy,
Inspect Rail Line
sp en t
W ed n esd ay
v isitin g
zens regarding forest a ffairs, par now e n gaged In co n stru ctin g his and
K lam ath F alls, O r, May 14 —
ticu la rly as regards fire The new cam p at B ru sh es Creek, w here the frien d s In P ort Orford
R alph Budd, p resident o f the C hi­
su p ervisor m ade an excellen t im ­ grave, « til u« »'oLained, and In In- i Mr and Mrs H en ry D olge, Jr
pression on those present.
sta llin g his cru sh in g ou tfit.
Mr and child ren, tra n sa cted b u sin ess In cago, B urlin gton * Q uincy rail­
road, and A rthur C u rtiss Jam ea.
Curry County F ire W arden E L H ouck will m aintain his o ffic e a t 1 M arshfield W ednesd ay
H arry S ilver o f A shland w as a prom inent railroad Investor, cam e
, W hite announced at the m eetin g the G rant S ervice Station on Brush
i that begin n in g w ith May 15th It e s Creek, w h ere several cab in s are g u est of Mr. and Mrs. G eo W. Sor •( K lam ath F a lls tod ay a fter an
Inspection trip over th e new line o f
w ill be n ecessary to secu re perm its being erected to bouse hla em ploy- anson T hu rsday and F riday
the Great N orthern sou th o f B end.
C o n tin u e d on pag* 3 )
for burning stashing« and rubbish
Truck Over Grade
Miller Manager of Ass’n
Fair Board Meets
Dr. Clarke to be Here
Reserve Officials Visit
Contractor Houck Builds