Port Orford news., August 23, 1932, Image 1

The Port Ortoid Deep Water Harbor
— KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Volume VI.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, August 23, 1932.
Predicts Prosperous Era;
More Optimistic Spirit Prevails
(B y
Rogue River Route
DESERVED TRIBUTE
(From Oregonian)
W. Freeland Kendrick, mayor of Philadelphia
from January, 1924, to January, 1928, and eximperial
potentate of the Mystic Shrine, is filling his lungs
with good Oregon ozone. He is the guest of Mayor
Baker at The Tides, near Seaside, over the week end.
The Philadelphian is a great booster for the Beaver
commonwealth, especially for the old Roosevelt Coast
highway, now officially known as the Oregon Coast
highway.
“We drove up from ' San Francisco along the
Coast highway, and I want to say that it is the most
magnificent and stupendous road in the world,” de­
clared Mr. Kendrick at the Benson hotel. “I’ve trav­
eled over the most famous highways in Europe, in­
cluding that very famous way from Genoa to Nice,
also your own Columbia River highway, but I want
to say that the most wonderful of all is the coast route
from San Francisco to the Columbia river.
“It is especially fine near the California-Oregon
line. There one finds a blending of the redwoods and
firs, with the ocean at one side and beautiful hills and
forests on the other side. Here and there are light­
houses on wild bits of the coast, and then come the
houses of the coast guards. It is a trip all the world
should take.”
Number 41.
Accident Cases To Wesley;
Dr. Rankin Gets Appointment
Leon B. /B a k ctel, F in an cial
E ditor, T h e O regonian.)
Dr. J. D. R an kin t f B andon and
The O regon sta te h igh w ay com ­
Dr. W illiam P C hisholm o f M arsh­
'T h e last h a lf o f Ju ly sh ow ed a m ission is to be ask ed to include
field have been d esign ated by the
m ore d ecid ed ly
op tim istic
spirit the P ow ers-G rants P a ss route into
sta te industrial accid en t c o m m is­
about the fu tu re than has been th e official h igh w ay sy stem in or­
Mrs. Mary H ok returned T uesday sion to take care of all em ployes in
show n at a n y tim e du rin g the last der th at federal aid in its con stru c­
to the hom e in M yrtle P oint, h av­ the d istrict covered by the recen tly-
12 m onths, and th e first h a lf of tion m ay be obtained. Such w as the
ing been the guest at the hom es of com pleted W esley hospital con tract,
A ugust h as m ade still m ore strid es decision reached a t th e m onthly
I her tw o sons, Carrol and Grover w hich exten d s from R eed sp ort to
forw ard T h is has developed as a m eetin g o f the Coos C ou nty Cham-
T lch en or in P ort Orford.
the C alifornia line and w est o f th e
con seq u en ce o f a num ber o f f a v - ( ber of C om m erce, held at Jerry s
D ave B oyer and G eorge P orter coast range o f m ountains.
orable in d ica tio n s in the b u siness C offee Shop in Bandon M onday I
cam e in S u nd ay from the B oyer
E xcept for m inor trea tm en ts in
and fin a n c ia l w orld coupled w ith a evening.
I m ine on th e M iddle Elk, exp ectin g I the variou s d istr icts w h ich w ill be
feelin g th at th e la te st governm ent-1
An m gpector from lh e fed era ,
I to return to the property W ednes- cared for through a rran gem en ts
al proposals have su cceed ed in lay- road d epartm en t o f the U. S De-
day.
ing the foun dation for better condi-' p a rtm m t of A gricu ltu re ,s to arrive
betw een Drs. R an kin and C h isholm
E N N A JE T T IC K . $5 00 and $6 00 and the local doctor o f th e d istrict,
tions w ith ou t h ayin g gone to the ,n
COUn ty from W ash in gton
Sh oes, now only $3 43 at Golder. all injured em ployes are to be cared
exten t o f radicalism w h ich for a during Septem ber to in v e stig a te the I
R ule C losing-O ut Sale
ltc for by R an kin and C hisholm a t th e
tim e w a s feared."
,
j propo8ed
road
w h ich
exten ds
W esley hospital in M arshfield if
Such Is the opinion o f H enry H. through the federal fo rest reserve 1
B K . W erner
of
M arshfield
the care is to be paid for by th e
H eim ann. e x ecu tiv e m anager, Na- P resid en t E lm er R u ssell a p p o in te d '
tran sacted b u sin ess in P ort Or­
sta te
tional A ssociation of Credit Men. a com m ittee o f E O. S em perg and
ford yesterday.
Dr. R ankin ia plan ning to m ove
"A m ong favorab le Indications in Dr. R alph M ilne o f P ow ers, J. E
B u ster Anderson, who is en route
com m od ity prices, a m ore firm se- N orton o f Coquille and Ed. Miller
to T en n essee to atten d a th eolog­ to M arshfield by th e end o f th e
cu rity m arket, th e fa ct th at the o f M arshfield as a com m ittee to
ical school, has advised his s is ­ p resen t m onth as the c o n tra ct w ith
sum m er slu m p in b u sin ess has not m eet the v isitor and get th e infor-
ter, Mrs. R. G. M cK enzie, o f his th e sta te w ill require his resid en ce
, near the hospital. H e ann oun ced to-
been so .great as usual, reports m ation n ecessa ry to secu re action
arrival in P ocatello. Idaho
C. H. B u ffin gton , of Gold B each, i day ,h a * he ,a to b* su cceed ed in
•from variou s se c tio n s of som e in- on th e project
spent F riday a t th e Inm an M ine
• Bandon by D l W E. G regson o f
crease in b u sin ess a c tiv ity and em-
T he state h igh w ay departm en t in
Mr and Mrs R obert S ch leich ert CiK,uille" at present co u n ty h ea lth
ploym ent, a m ore favorable tenden- allotin g federal fu n d s recen tly le-
and baby o f San F ran cisco are o ff,c * r D r O regson plans to resign
cy in long-term m oney rates and fused to include the P ow ers-G rants
stop ping in P ort Orford for several the c ” unty position and w ill be in
last but not least, im provem ent in P a ss road because it is not a p a it
days Mr S ch leich ert is one of t h e | B ?ndon to tak e over D r R a n k in ’s
livestock and pork prices," Mr Hei- of the sta te system . O f the *630,000
backers of the local crab ca n n in g Practlce by Septem ber I
m ann declared.
' of federal m oney recen tly received
Dr. G regson, accord in g to Dr.
( factory
"Farming is so basic am on g our by the sta te $505,000 w as allotted to
. Speck A nderson left for E u gen e R ankin, is a w ell qu alified m an for
in d u stries th a t it is d ifficu lt to roads near E u gen e and $125,000 to
th e local field He is a grad u ate in
T hu rsday to work
think o f a n y decid ed and perm an- lo a d s in eastern O regon. Bandon
§
S. A. L aw rence of Ju n ction City, bo»h m edicine and d e n tistr y and
ent im p rovem en t in con d itio n s w ith- World.
w ho is w orking a bar on th e S ixes bas bad tw o years post g ra d u a te
out there b ein g som e im provem ent
—
' ttnmntnnncswtMtnaHttutmaaaiBintnnnmtmn
innnttnmnmaiMMBiaMNunwttmttttuaaMBm
river near the
m outh
of
D ry i w°rk in public health at John Hop-
in ag ricu ltu ra l con d itio n s A side
The Gold B each Cham ber of
creek, w as a P ort O rford visitor k,na u n iversity.
C R A N B E R R Y C R O P SH O R T
from b en efits derived from in creat- C om m erce has been engaged for
| Dr. R an kin cam e to B andon from
• ng the p u rch asin g pow er o f th e som e m onths past in secu rin g a
T he cran berry crop th is y ear Is Sunday
c h a m b e r of c o m -
D en n is Sorensen took a load of ( St. Joh n s a fter th e death o f D r R.
farm er. It is p ertin en t to call at- w ater level h igh w ay from G rants
about
75
per
c
en
t
o
f
norm
al,
ac­
....
m erce has ad vised th e Port O rfotd
sh eep to R oseburg for the M cKen V. L eep in July, 1929 H e h as devel-
tentlon to th e fa c t th a t in crease In P ass to tid ew ater at Gold B each,
M edford. Or.. A ug 1 5 - F r o m all c h a m b e r unincorporated, that the cord in g to fig u res com piled by the
oped a su b stan tial p ractice and h a s
livestock prices should react fav- and several m eetin g w ith R ogue c h e m ists of the U nited S ta te s John follow ln g tnquirerg are prospe<.t , v(. S ou th w estern O regon Cranberry as zis ranch T hursday.
R alph S tu rd ivan is a ssem b lin g been an a ctiv e w orker in d v lo and
orably upon factories, particular- R iver valley o rgan ization s have D o u g la ss Ferry, 19, son o f Mr and o w n i n l .n «
sociation at its m eetin g held at
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ly those in the p a ck in g Industry.
occurred as the result o f their ef- Mrs D. H F erry o f th is city h as
I M arshfield T uesday.
F ro sts „ have m aterial for his new hou se on , legion affairs. H is tem oval from
across
from the B andon w ill be learned w ith regret
been chosen by th e m edical re-
e y ”’ounte„r' 1398 V illa (b een responsib le m ain ly for the O regon S treet
"Two h ig h ly im portant govern - fort.
by
his
m any
friend s. -B an d on
search council o f G reat B ritaii. t*»
r ,e .
oun
n
iew ’ Calif., i sh ortage o f crop a lth ou gh som e high school.
m ent m easu res w h ich have been en-
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
H en ry Joh n ston and
son, An- W orld.
condu ct sp ecial research at the N a .
ab« ^ « - e r e . of Im proved
are reported to have su ffered
acted are the relief bill and th e
T vl <.
tion al i n s t it u t e for M edical R e- , “ d 'n W estern O regon su itab le ' from hot w ea th er T he iogg occaH. | drew o f G arrison L ake atten ded
hom e loan bill T he h op efu ln ess re-
rx
, a
garrimg both o f th ese bills arises
M o n t h s ' MICK S p j i s o n . . w r h i„ u n d o s , it w as ann oun ced ,Or * ert,‘ral fa r m ,n * C om ing
ion ed by , he ,a tte l. „ br„ eved sm gll , a m eetin g o f the C ranberry Grow
here today a s the youth d ep a rted , C larence M cClanahan, R ou te N o
A ch eck -up on the estim a ted cropa " " aa8ocla,i° n ln M arshfield Tuea
not e n tire ly from th e p ositive fea-
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tures o f the b ills but also because
W ash in gton, D. C., Aug. 15.—W at- for London
i 3. D elta. Colorado, w an ts about a o f th e variou s bogs in the d istrict day ° f la8t w eek
there w as su ch great fear th at un- crfow l hu n ters are to have two-
T he w ork to be done is described 8eC‘ ‘° n
lan d " P“ rtly im prov« 1" covered by th e a sso cia tio n sh ow s
4-cup A lum inum P ercolator, has
The first com p lete m ap o f th e
w ise and u n b u sin esslik e featu res m ®nthi open sh ootin g season this as "ultra-filtration of d isea se vir-I »,re f" ably
n«'a r <ba m ountains, that the total crop w ill be approx­ everlastin g elem en t, $3 95 value, | O regon C oast h igh w ay from A stoi ia
m ight be Included in them
fal1 and w in ter according to am end- u ses” and is a part o f th e pro- SUitable ,o r d airyln « and gen eral im a tely 5785 boxes
now only $1.87 at G olden R u le to the C alifornia line is n ow bein,r
‘‘L ookin g all a n g les o f th e situa- m e n ts to the M igratory Bird T reaty gram carried on through the R ock- f armlnK C on tem p lates m ak in g a
It w a s ann oun ced th a t the Leep , C losing-O ut Sale
l t c , distributed by the O regon C oast
tion sq u arely in the face, I feel free A ct regulations, approved by Presi- efeller foun dation for elim in ation r p to O re6 ° n in October,
A E aton m arsh sou th o f Bandon I Ed M illet, m anager o f the O regon ,lig h w a y a , "°cla»ion T he m ap is
to predict a 10 y e a r era o f pros- dent H oover A curtailed season of o f d isease
being reproduced on page th ree o f
H erbert J. M ayer, R ou te 5, Box has been sold to Ted P etterson , ' C oast H igh w ay association .
N ew s
perity for th e n o r th w est w ith rapid o n ,y th irty day» ° b ta<ned la st fall
•v
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P lym ou th, W isconsin, interested Iaundrym an o f N orth Bend, and 1 panled by C harles
Van Duyn
Y
ou
ng
Ferry,
w
ho
w
as
hailed
a
st
in
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recovery from the presen t recon- o w »ng to the sh ortage o f ducka be-
land and rai8jng
d istricts gm a„ especially V th a t th e la tter would have the e n - 1 o f the N orth Bend hotel, passed
O ne of the f*a tl‘rea ot
m ap
apHng aa a g e n iu s w hen he w as , in
adapted
structlon period.”
ca u se o f drought and d rain age In
tire in terest. In view o f his retire- |t h ,o u g h Port O rford T hursday en- “ 8 a®‘>«d“ le of d rivin g tim e , be-
J*
“ n,Ver’ PO«»try and bee culture
______________ th e breed in g ground s in the north
m ent from the b u sin ess L. C. Eaton ' route to northern C alifornia to dis- twr,>n racb ° t the m ajor com in u n -
w ith the h ig h est sch o la st c r e c - ' r » a _ . i _
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.
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cen tral sta te s and Canada. Condi- sity
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L- A Sponsler, H ebron, Nebr.. resign ed as p resid en t o f the assoc- j trib ute the recen tly fin ish ed m aps • Itles F erry sch ed u les are tab u lated
ord in the history o f the in stitu tion .
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in terested In agricultural and in- lation and A T M orrison o f Go- 1 f»nd folder o f the C oast highw ay, , and d escrip tive data also is Includ­
rlM,
„
reported m uch im proved th is su m ­ returned to M edford in Ju . ly from ou st rial
opp ortu nities in C oos coun- q u llle waa elected to tak e his place. ' Mrs. W T. W hite, Jr„ accor»- ed
a tten d in g a con ven tion o f c h e m ­
mer.
T he m ap is being printed in boak-
ty
A n drew Joh n son o f P ort Orford 1 panlsd by Mrs. R oy Corson, w ere
By a p roclam ab an dated A ugust
istry research ers in W ash in gton ,
B ag lim its rem ain a t 15, except
F ran k M Burnell, G rinnel. Iow a, w a s elected a director to fill the , b u siness visitors In Bandon T u e s­ let form and distribu ted th ro u g h
6. 1932. and m ade e ffe c tiv e a fter
| D. C., w here the p ress described
hotels, cam p grounds, r esta u ra n ts
August 10. 1932. G overnor M eier *b a t ,b *
shal1
-"’ I m ° r* ' him as "the ou tstan d in g "delega'tc J’ ^lnterw ', *d ln dairy farm s Coni- ■ position vacated by Mr M orrison
day afternoon
Mrs. J. D. D ean o f A shland, s c . and other placM T he P1“ « ,o r
has closed to all travel excep t un- ,h an 10 blrda in the
ot
T h ose in atten d a n ce a t the m eet­
In attendance." B efo re co n tin u in g
w w Nelgon
p a , m s s u t |o n
com panied by her sister, M r., H e ' m aP * * " m ade by O eor» e V au gh an
der perm it the w a tersh ed s o f W in- o n v a s b a c k s . redheads, greater and
co n fe re n c es w ith 100 z,
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chuck. P istol, C h etco and E lk n v - 1*‘8s,‘r scau Ps rlnKn eck s h1“ »“ » ' “ «• 8rie n t X
C alifornia, has the follow in g d e s­ in g T u esd ay w ere: H. N abb, R R v .l y o f P ortland , and Mrs W en- ° f N ° rth B en d " Under ,h e « « P 'rv‘a-
P in k erton . R L yons, H au ser; A. T.
um
,, ax#
a . u i ___i
* ion
anager
o f th e
property
e is. ly in g in sid e th e boundaries of Kreen w ,n g and cinnam on teal, gad
su m m ons from London has cribed
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' ”'----- ' he w ish es to ex- M orrison, Coquille; H en ry Joh n son I
and «""i B
illy,
of A
shland, vis-
h l„ h w Miller,
gv agg„ m
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the
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and
sh
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h
ese
sp
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for
a
sm
all
stock
ranch
in
and
son
A
ndrew
John
son
,
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ort
lted
T
h
u
rsd
ay
afternoon
at
the
/
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b'Kb
w
ay
association
.
in e n lsk
lyou N a tio n a l fo rest in Or- o r « In n —
r
Inst ' been
race ved m
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e there - r e u n n
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o r — l . r n protection
r n to e tin n
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ir v e iv c u
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A . short
hnrl U
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T he cover design of the fold er
In need n of i greater
O regon: A
h alf
on t n hili- O rford; Mr. and Mrs A lm er W a i-1 hom e o t Mrs M abil GiHInga w h ile'
egon. T he closu re also covers part 1 are
than the com m on du ck s su ch as 'v"l be devoted to origin al research 8|de ab<)Ve froa(g an(J
ca rries an excellen t rep rod uction
*_ly , strom . Mr and Mrs. L. M K ranlck. on a m otor tour of the ro a st route.
of
the
S
ix
es
river
w
atersh
ed
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n
ter­
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rtf
tn o
/s a iic t « »
p n a r k r tp r
o n d
p n n
in e or helno- „„on t h i . -in —
m allard, black duck pin tail and ” f , ‘h A <’BU8''" cbarar,,>r and con- abov(, foga C onvenient , o gchooU
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Mr and M r i Stephen H‘ W oodln "
tbe ,am ou,, a,retch o t th e Coaat
ing
m
g or being upon th is closed area others,
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___ ,_, trol
f variou
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. '
Isanglois and M rs. Fred Mehl
the B iological
tro' o of
var,ou s s d d ise
ise a a se
se s s that
that have
have , toreg
of
San
F
ran
cisco
renew
ed
frlend.
H
igh
w ay near R ock y P oin t, aouth
m
edical
lin
es
Six
'
Randon
w ithout a p erm it is a violation of
continued to puzzle the ----- “ — '
sh ip s last M onday afternoon w ith o f P o r* O rford
Section 42 - 409 O regon Code, as SurveV-
profession and tak e th eir toll o f , room stu cc o house . four years old.
A ccordin g to inform ation received
am ended by c h a p ter 34«. O regon
T he season w as also opened on hum gn ,ivM
P erfect condition; tw o car garage
Mr and Mrs. G eorge W Soransoti
I-aws. 1931. and ca rries a p en alty elder ducks w ith a dally bag lim it j John waR
jn , he K io n d | | , e
“
" ou"’‘. ,v
larK'‘ On m arsh has not yet been com plet-
S u nd ay n igh t Mrs. H. W. Mor­
of a fine o f $25 to $2.50 or im prison- o f five, a part o f the 15 m axim um f|eldg whpre h|g fg , her w g , then / i '
, » 1 ? , i^ ? ' b,r ea* ' a"‘ room " > d but that n eg o tia tio n s are under gan, w ho has been the g u est at
T uesd ay at her hom e in E m p ire
ment in the c o u n ty Jail from 10 to HmR- The seaaon,
" • » ' e n g ln e e r for th # G u ggen h eim Inter-1 J7uit
’ of flo w c " end w a y a n d the deal would probably ! "
,r hom e of her uau»
', l ' r" M is. oo
the
d au ghter,
occurred the- d eath o f Mre. W li-
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w
x-w
,
lion
nflliuy
S
4
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I
I,
60 days E xtrem e fire hazard m ade closed on ruddy du ck s and bu ffle - 1
S(nce ln fgn cy he hgg startlrd !
b” '
be com pleted w ithin the next w eek i R ° y Coraon
,or
the
Paat t w o . h*
not adobe ali well drained neve, ‘" „ “ “ P1* * W'.th,n ,h *
* * * k I m onths, left for her hom e in Port helm ina P ed ersen, m other o f C ap­
these closu res n ecessa ry , accord in g heads as these v a rieties are too gsgocigteg w lth hlg brilliant m ind
Rett |ng m uddy taxes about $125 - B andon W orld
tain Ed Skog. Mrs. P ed erson w a s
land.
to forest o ffic e r s in ch arge o f the scarce to perm it sh ootin g
6« years o f age. F uneral service«
in
d
eb
ted
n
ess
$3200
du
e
Ju
n
e
18,
!
M cK esson's SH A V IN G CREAM w ere hg|d S atu rd ay and th e body
areas.
I T he openin g and clo sin g d a tes of j Mr and Mrg jy. H . F erry and
large size tube 39c Bandon D rug taken
to P ortland
by C aptain
P erm its to en ter th ese areas are th e tw o m onth s season vary In d lf - . daughters. E lizabeth and F ran cis, 1934, 7 per cen t interest, payable
$50 per m onth inclu ding interest
ltc I s k o g for crem ation . Juat p reviou s
H en ry
Joh n ston
of
G arrison Co., Bandon.
issued under th e fo llo w in g require feren t section s of the country ' w ere P ort O rford
v isito rs
last
m ents: E n tr a n ts sh all build no fires T h ese dates w ere fixed by th e U j W ednesd ay and renew ed friend - Valued at $12,000
Mr and M is. P aul W hitm ore en- ( to her death Mrg. P ed erson under-
Lake, w h ile In P ort O rford S u n ­
day. ann oun ced th a t cran berry pick tertained Mr and Mrs. J. W Hart ( w en t a seriou s operation. She waa
ezeep t in p laces d esig n a ted as sa fe S. D epartm en t o f A griculture after ,h ip s w ith Mr and Mrs. Geo. W
Ing w ould probably sta r t |about man o f P ortlan d and Mr and Mrs form erly a resid en t o f P ort O rfotd .
in said perm it; m ust have tools con su ltation w ith sta te gam e de- So ran son T hey sta te th a t John I-
S ep tem ber 20th; th a t his S earles U n germ an o f T illam ook last week
suitable for e x tin g u ish in g fire; and partm en ts and the M igratory Bird now at Stanford U n iv e r sity check -
m ust refrain from sm o k in g excep t A dvisory board.
j |n g Up on som e detailed w ork and
E u gen e, A ug 12. F C. H effron, berries are colo rin g w ell w ith the Mrs" H artm an and Mrs. U n getm an
In places d esig n a ted as sa fe in the
Open and c losin g d ates for coast th a t he w ill leave for- London in E u gen e attorn ey, announced F riday outlook for a fa ir crop Mr John s- ar* » ^ tere o f Mrs W hitm ore
he w ill oppose Jam es W Mott. Re- ton s l a , *d »hat the grow ers assoc | Silk D resses R e-prleed at Golden
perm it.
sta te s are: O ctober 16 to D ecem ber Septem ber.
th e
b u sh e l, R ule C losing-O ut Sale See adv. 01
P erm its for th e W inchu ck , Chet- 15 , or W ash in gton and O regon;
publican, and H arvey S tark w eath er, iation had discarded
T he req uest on the part o f o ffic e r s
ltc , o '■* f » the
co, and P istol R iv er areas m ay be N ovem ber 1 to D ecem ber 31 for
D em ocrat, for congreasm an from p ick in g box and w ill use a stand- back anoth er page
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“ecured at H arbor R a n g er Station, C alifornia
the 1st O regon district. H e will run ard p ick in g box h old in g one-third j M- and Mrs L. O T lch en or o f I (h a t public sen tim en t be exp ressed
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Ridge Mt E m ily, and P a ck sa d d le
. . ___ r . , i m ission called fo * bids to be opened
porting H oover In all but prnhihi- I wil1 be pald tnr P*e***nR T h is Is and Mrs. C. H. T lch en or last w eek th is year or not h as m et w ith little
stations For the E lk R iver and
the state r X r i ^ i Auku8' 31 lk32 ' ° r " P P ^ x im .te ly
tion
,,v e c en ts m o e th an the W ash in g | f or sev era l days.
response it w as learned to d a y O f-
Sixes areas p erm its m ay be ob- forn 8
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q
. $800 000 o f w ork through out the
H effron, a bone dry, stated he I ton p r,ce *M*r h®* T h l" X*ar ah,P-
E nroute to I-os A n geles yesterd ay ( flc ia ls o f the sh ow are discou raged
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th a t no live goose decoys be used .........
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the gra d in g and w as e n terin g the race to give sup- ' I p,nR
— " bo x,R . instead
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- o f - c o n ta in in g a m orning over the scen ic C oast high over the outlook and u n less m ore
- i n e d at M cG ribbie Guard station .
Hm R w.". ten V v 7
de-
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m iles o f the Cape porters o f the
Pow ers R an ger S tation , and from coys last year Live duck d e c o y , are
18»h am en d m en t | buakeI _w |l> contain one fourth and w ay Dr and Mrs D. T R obertson , en th u siasm Is show n th e project
now know n as s e c ­ som eon e to vote for. H e w as a t­ o n e-h a lf barrels
Hubert
M cF arland,
asso cia tio n lim ited to 25 by the new regu lations;
of
M arshfield,
accom p anied
by w ill be dropped en tirely.— B and on
ondary h igh w ay No. 250.
ranger at E c k ley
their daughter, Mrs M M H a tc h e t. | W orld
torn ey general for N orth D akota
sta te m ay reduce th e num ber
In connection w ith all o f th ese before co m in g to Oregon
P ersons tr a v elin g by a u to or pack
and three children, passed through
rtring m ust carry axe, sh ovel, and ' T he PrM ent noon hour °P «nlng projects.
ex cep tin g
m ain ten an ce
P ort O rford. D r R obertson is pas
bucket as required for all tra v eler s for w aterfow l sh ootin g w as con building at M cK enzie B rid ge wid-
S u n d ay G eorge W A xtell cele tor of the M arshfield P resb yterian
tlnued.
So
w
as
the
usual
bag
and
en in g bridge over north, fork o f
‘
-
brated h is 77th birthday, and a de Church and
w ill v isit In the south
who m ake cam p in g trip s on th e
Coquille. Aug 15.— Mrs G eorge
those
in volvin g I^ead
(N Y.)
3 30c per pound; Hghtful picnic din ner waa aerved ern city for about ten days
N ational F o re sts o f O regon and possession lim its on geese and Ash creek, and
H C haney received a telegram F rl-
on Bald M ountain
W ashington. F o o t tra v eler s should brant Control o f baiting, rest days work on secondary sta le h igh w ay, , zine (St L.) 2 75c per pound; cop- : in his honor
D r and Mrs J. M S im p k in s o f I day from Mr C haney, sen t from
carry a sh ovel and a w ater contain and other regu lations w as left to sk illed and unskilled labor sh all n o t |p e r 5.50c per pound, silver, 27 75c creek , there being 22 relatives sn d M arshfield, accom p anied by G e o r - j s ,,, F ran cisco, a d v isin g her o f tn e
th
e
sta
te
s
be perm itted to w ork m ore than per oun ce; alum inum (N Y ) 23.30c M iddle Elk frien d s In atten d an ce ge H uggins. Bob Savage. E u gen e
*r of at lea st one gallon c a p a city
arrlva| o f h im self and crew
T he bag lim it w as reduced on 30 hours in an v on e week
per pound; an tim on y <N Y ) Chin- Mr and Mrs D avid M cK enzie, ac C rossw aite, Jr., and B e tty J's nr w ith the sailin g yacht. M arguerite,
Persona e n terin g th e se areas for
The su ccessfu l bidders w ill be eee 5 00c per pound; nick el (N Y .) ¡com p an ied by D on na J o y and June Van D eien, m otored to R ogu e riv­
the sole purpose o f p rev en tin g or d oves from 25 to 18, and the no-bait­
w h ich left B andon on the aftern oon
extin gu ish in g fir e s m ay do so freely in g regu lation s w ere stren gthened required to pay a w a g e o f not less In got 36 00c per pound; platinum ' C rum ley w ere am o n g th ose prea- er Satu rd ay to spend the day fish o f A ug 4 T he destin ation o f the
and clarified A tw o w eek s open than 50 cen ts an hour for u n sk ill­ <N Y ) $40 00 per ounce; quick len t. Mrs M cK enzie being Mr A x­ Ing
w ithout sp ecial perm its
M arguerite and her crew waa I amb
season w as declared on handtailed ed labor and not less than 60 c en ts I silver <8. F ) $55 per 7«-lb flask
tell's daughter.
For th at C om fort you w ill need A ngelea Mr C haney expected to
an
hour
for
sk
illed
labor
I
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p
igeon
s
in
W
ashington
Oregon,
H erbert D u ret o f P ortlan d w a s a
3 lb all w ool b a tt not only $233 leave for th e m ore sou thern port
Mr and Mrs David M cK enzie.
at the hom e o f Mr and Mrs C alifornia, Arizona and N ew M-
Mr and Mrs T C ostello are vis at Golden R ule C losing-O ut Sal« tod ay He plant sp en ding som e tim e
Mr« May W arner w as a recen t iccom pan led bv Mrs A ndy E llis (tors from C aliforn ia at the horn« Bandon
Roy Corson the forep art of last leo w ith d aily bag and posaesaior
H e , in C alifornia before retu rn in g to
•tsltor In Salem .
i m otored to Bandon Sun«iay.
Haolt o f ten
o f Mr end Mrs O rris K napp
Centinued ea page >.)
Coquille.
I
John Ferry Ex-
ceptionally Honored
PORT ORFORD
LOCALS
Prospective Oregonians
The Port|and
Hnaver
J
Complete Map
Of Ore. Coast Highway
Q.
G«vemor Meier Closes
tionB ta the breedlng groundg are
Part of Siskiyou Forest
Capt Skog’s Mother Dies
Cranberry Picking 20th
Bone Dry (o Race
Mott for Congress
Little Interest
In Poultry Show
Bids for Blanco Road
Mpfal
Metal Brices
Prices
Celebrate 77th Birthday
Marguerite at S. F.