Port Orford news., September 27, 1932, Image 1

The Port Ortord 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, September 27, 1932.
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New Crab Plant Operates;
Backed By S. F. Capital
Backed by A G igi o f San Fran-
cisco, ow n er o f th e N orth ern Cal­
ifornia Crab com pany, the new
*. a crab picking and p ack in g plant of
Gigi and E lvers, located on the site
of the old H um e cold storage plant
at the port dock, w as placed in
com m ission Satu rd ay. T he plant is
in ch arge o f Carl E lvers, one of
the partners, and crab s w ill be pur­
chased for pack in g purposes and
also for sh ip m en t fresh . M r . Gigi
v .a te s th a t the crabs found o ff the
Curry coast are w ell flavored and
of good size. F rom eig h t to ten
wom en w ill be em ployed w hen the
plant is runn ing fu ll tim e, and
will be paid for crabs to the
local fisherm en .
Mr. G igi w ill rem ain in P ort Or­
ford until abou t th e m iddle of the
week w hen he w ill be joined by his
father. A. G. G igi o f G rays H ar­
bor, Wn , w h o h as been en gaged in
the deepsea food b u sin ess in that
section for the past tw e n ty years.
T ogether fa th er and son w ill go on
to G rays H arbor from P ort Orford.
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Number 45.
DEVELOP OREGON COAST PORTS
Bandon Football Schedule
Opportunities for development of Oregon coast
ports through completion of the Oregon Coast high­
way are the main tneme of a report by Professor Al­
fred L. Lomax of the school of business administra­
tion of the University of Oregon on “The facilities,
commerce and resources of Oregon’s coast ports." He
tells how the Coast highway has relieved these ports
from isolation from one another and how lateral high­
ways may relieve them from isolation from the Wil­
lamette valley. He tells of the success, partial in most
cases, in making channels through bars and bays and
in building docks. They paid half the cost of channel
improvement in order to induce the government to
pay the other half. Their immediate tributary coun­
try is limited by the coast range, but railroads and
highways have opened the way for them to draw traf­
fic from the Willamette valley, even from eastern Or­
egon. Their potential commerce is now restricted to
logs and forest products, dairy products, sheep, wool,
goats and mohair.
Few Oregon coast ports are now in condition for
ocean commerce, Coos bay and Port Orford being the
best. The others need adequate depth of channel, con­
stantly maintained. This assured, they could be serv­
ed by ships which would connect with truck lines as­
sembling cargo over the six main highway routes into
the Willamette valley. The short-cut truck route from
Willamette valley cities to coast ports would divert
traffic from the north-and-south railroad between
San Francisco and Portland. The Oregon Coast high­
way would facilitate assembling of cargo at one port
from several neighboring ports.
Development of Oregon coast harbors has been
stopped half-way by depression of the lumber indus­
try, which has provided most of their cargo. It should
be resumed by the federal government without impos­
ing on the ports an obligation to bear half the cost
which has not been imnosed on ‘he porkbarrel rivers
and harbors of the east and south. Oregon ports
should be ready for the new tide of commerce which
is about to rise.
Good Attendance at Fair;
Weather Ideal for Occasion
PORT ORFORD
lA/V AlaO
j U nder ideal w eath er condition*
Football tak es its place as kin g
■
. q
1 ,h e Cooe and Curry C ounty F air
of sp orts for th e season. The first ii
I w as held at M yrtle P o in t last w eek
gam e in B andon is scheduled for
, and w as w ell attended. E x cellen t ex-
Satu rd ay m orning at 10:15 at the
I hiblts, races, gam es, w ere the at-
city park w hen the T igers w ill get
Mr and Mrs. R oger H arrison and ,rttcOons. R ufua C. H olm an, state
their first experien ce in a contest
Mr. and Mrs. B illingaly, of Port treasurer, and W alter B G leason,
w ith the B andon Alum ni.
land, visited at the L. B. H atton can d id ate for U. S. Senator on the
The local high school has been
hom e T hu rsday en route to the d em ocratic tick et, w ere the politi-
d iligen tly p racticin g since the first H
su m m er hom e of the B illin g sly s on . Kal
F riday. F rid ay w as
day of school. W hile the squad Is -j
R ogu e river, w here a short vaca- ; scb o°* ch ild ren s’ day and P ort Or­
fairly ligh t on the average Coach I ■ ■
tion w ill be had. and the return ford w a s w ell represented.
F a sn a ch t has been fortu n ate in se- j H
P ort O rford m em bers of the 4-H
trip
to P ortland m ade via G rants
curin g 24 to com e out and there is ' H
P ass. Mr. and Mrs. H arrison are clu bs gath ered in several prizes, as
som e ex cellen t m aterial in sight. It | 0
follow s: Lamb for B reeding Pur­
old tim e friend s of the H attons.
is too early in the season to predict ;i
poses, F ran k Sutton, first; Jam es
but the prosp ects at p resent are as ii
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. M asterson and M aley, third and fourth Y earling
fair as anyon e could have hoped ;;
children w ere Su nd ay g u e sts at the E w e. Jam es M aloy, first.
for under e x istin g conditions.
hom e o f Mrs. E. J B aker on C hin­
The line-up for the op en in g gam e ! ii
quapin ridge.
w ill be taken from the follow in g | ii
sq u a d : B Cox, F Leuthold, R upert
D enver, Colo., Sept. 2 1 —T he P a­
Boak, E. P hilp ott, ends; G. Stovall,
W. R Johnson, who spent the c ific ocean is m oving 173 milas, and
J. Cornell, A E vans, J. Bullard. J.
latter part of the w eek at his hom e, several hours, nearer the A tlan tic
R ike, ta ck les, M McCue, L. B ow ­
returned to the Elk Horn m ine on —In term s o f railroad m iles and
man, R. Drew , C. D rew , guards;
the M iddle Elk w h ere he is building hou rs, for the D otsero c u t-o ff is
R. Young, W. Laird, cen ters; C. R it­
a hou se
at last to be built and a 37-year-
chie, W Jarvis, F W ilson, L. W ag- i |
old dream o f w estern em pire build­
goner, H. D uke, halves; B G ard in -l;l
Mrs J. L. Sm ith returned last ing Is com in g true
er, H. Boak, q u arters, W. H elfer- ' ”
M onday from S acram en to w here
T he R econ stru ction F in an ce Coi
stine, R obert Boak, full.
sh e spent about tw o w eek s visit poration yesterd ay gran ted a $3,-
The g overn m en ts o f O regon and
The schedu le for the season is as ; ii
ing.
U. S. are u n itin g in stra ig h ten in g follow s:
850,000 loan to the D enver
Rio
the cork screw at th e top o f the
G rande
W estern
railroad
w ith
Sept. 24.—Bandon vs. Alum ni in ii
Sisk iyous on th e P a c ific high w ay.
E rnest P an ter and T ony McCue w h ich to build the Im portant rail
Bandon.
of B andon sp en t the w eek end link th at w ill shorten tia n so o n tl-
The first app rop riation of $456,000
Oct. 1.—Coquille vs. Bandon l n |H
h u n tln g on the M iddle Elk T h e y 1 nen tal train tim e and put D enver
has been m ade and w ill be sp en t in Bandon.
on a m ain coast-to-coast line.
returned hom e S u nd ay evening.
straigh ten in g th e h ig h w a y from
Oct. 8. -M yrtle P oin t vs. Bandon
Ashland sou th tow ard the C alifor­ at M yrtle Point.
T he dream o f D avid M offat and
nia line.
T h u rsd ay nigh t Mi
and
Mrs. W illiam E van s w as a virion In tw o
Oct. 15.—N orth Bend vs Bandon
E m erson R. P urcell o f B roken Bow, parts. F irst, to open up the vast
The road w ill lea v e A shland at at Bandon.
N ebr . w ho are on a m otor trip of m ineral and agricu ltu ral w ealth of
Oct. 29.—Coquille vs. B andon at
the N orm al, follo w in g the track s a l­
the w est, w ere g u e sts of Mrs. M a­ north w estern Colorado; and sec-
m ost str a ig h t to a place opposite Coquille.
bel Gllltng'. Mr. E m erson is editor ond. to put D enver on a direct rail
the K lam ath J u n ction w here the
Nov. 5.—M arshfield vs. Bandon
and pu blisher o f “T h e C h i e f at line.
load w ill be 400 feet high er in level. a t M arshfield.
B roken Bow. T he P urcell and Gill-
T he first part of
the dream ,
Nov. 11.—M yrtle P o in t vs B an­
The su rvey c a lls for only a very
Ings fam ilies are frien d s of long w hich w a s conceived in 1896, cam s
few 500 foot radius cu rves and pos­ don at Bandon.
years stan d in g.
j true w ith the com pletion In 1927
sibly a sh ort tun nel at the top of
T h is year the local high sch ocl is
the divide.
issu in g season ath letic tic k e ts w hich
of the M offat T unnel b o ie under
Mr and Mrs. J e sse P o n tin g mo th e C on tin en tal D ivide o f the
The road w ill have a 20-foot pav- are now being sold by stu d en ts at
tored to Coquille S atu rd ay a fter ­ R ock y M ountains. The second part
slng w ith eight foot sh oulders and one dollar each. E a ch tick et ad­
noon.
of the dream will be realized when
will be one o f the fin e st high w ays m its one person to the four hom e
the D otsero c u t-o ff Is opened
on the coast. T h e g overn m en t is gam es. F ootball fan s and people
W. H W ann and fam ily o f M arsh­
furnishing the e n tire am ou n t of generally w ho have the in terests of
field enjoyed a Sunday o u tin g in i
m oney. S ix ty per cen t is a g ift and a th letics a t heart are urged to buy
the P ort Orford area.
40 per cen t a loan to the state season tick ets and m ake it possible
I highw ay departm en t. T his first for the local boys to m eet expenses
$455,000 m ust be sp en t by Ju ly of in carryin g on during the season -
S. J. Spcerl and N at P erk in s w e ie
B andon World.
A str ik e by the unem ployed
¡333.
W ash in gton, Sept. 20. The R e ­ M arshfield b u sin ess visitors
The “greenhorn" gold rush is
sou n d s am biguou s, yet that la ju st
nesday.
The com pleted Job w ill cost som e- _
about ever for the year, in the op in ­
w h at B andon had several days ago,
P ortland , Oregon. Sept. 24. - D e ­ con stru ction F in an ce Corporation
thing around one ar.d a h a lf m illion.
ion o f S tew a rt Cam pbell, Idaho clarin g th at "labor is un alterably w an ts proponents of sm all se lf-li­
a ccord in g to M ayor F. E. Drane.
The cooperation o f sou thern Ore­
Jim m y K reiger and H en ry P atton
sta te m ine inspector.
T hrough au th o rity from G overnor
opposed to the Zorn-M acpherson qu idating p rojects to hurry in their
gon tow n s h a s b rough t th is about
A lthough there w ill be "m ining bill B en
T. Osborne, execu tive a p p lication s and thus help create I returned from th e fair at M yrtle M eier the m ayor has been disp en s­
and G rants P a ss w as the origina
; P oln t F r,d “ y " * h t
ing the govern m en t flour furnish­
w eather" for tw o m onth s or m ore secretary o f the Oregon S ta te Fed- J,,b"
tor of th e idea th a t th is road m ust
ed for local relief. H e has been In­
A rare sp ecim en o f the bat fa m ­ before th e stream s and w ater for eratlon of Labor today announced
M aking th is known today, It also |
first be straigh ten ed . T he w ork is
ily w as cau gh t in Bandon the other panning and piacerlng freeee. he labor's a ctiv e en trance in to the | announced a S2.000.00U "work" loan 1 Mrs. C hester R oot
of
M yrtle sistin g th a t all able-bodied man
contracted w ith certain provisions,
day by Mrs. R. H. L eneve It was said, m ost of the prosp ectors w ho cam paign to prevent adoption of to the P en n sy lv a n ia R ailroad com - ’ P oin t recen tly visited at the hom e ash in g for flour should put in a few
one being that sou th ern O regon la ­
found in th e huckleberry glad es in rushed into the hills in qu est of the m easure that would crea te five ; P«ny, c re a tin g an estim ated 2000' o f her sister, M rs W altei B a ik lo w hou rs on public w ork In exch ange
bor shall be used w ith a given pro­
the east end of town. The anim al gold and glory have com e back new in stitu tio n s c f higher edura- 1 jobs. It m ade as w ell an em ergen cy ’
| fo r It. F iv e o f them , the m ayor
portion from each county.
has a body lees than three inches out. convinced th a t the story that tion, m ove and w reck oth ers and relief allow an ce of $283,367 to V lr-
j j r and &jrg g l H arris of th e ;
* o * ^ ’**r heads togeth er and
in len gth and about an inch In | the old-tim ers got all fhe easy gold com m it the sta te to a new and un glnla.
Middle Elk w ere b u sin ess visitors decid ed they didn't have to work
w idth but it has a w ing-spread of , w as about true
tried education system w h ich Gov
Through H arvey Couch, a dlrec- jn tow n the first of the w eek
i io r **' th a t 11 w as ,aaue<1
the
' govern m en t and no one had a right
fully 12 inches. It is grey in color ; T hat hundreds o f m iners w ent in- ernoi M eier and the State Board o f tor, the corporation issu ed the call
A nnouncem ent is m ade in this and unlike an y bat found here be to the hills he will not deny, for he H igh er education have s e v e r e lv ! for sm all projects. T he statem en t,
! to dem and m oney or labor in ex-
M arlon Z um w alt sp en t Sunday at ch an ge for It
issue th a t the H a itm a n T heatre will fore.
condem ned as extravagan t, and he said, w as "to correct a fa lse im ­
i saw m any of them .
the Houck gravel plant on B ru sh ­
reopen for b u sin ess
on
F riday,
A ccording to an au th ority on
T he m en refu sed to w ork and the
H e also saw . he said, that m ost j certain to cost the state and ta x ­ pression th at seem s to ex ist in the es creek d ivin g for the pu rp ose of
Septem ber 30, on a fiv e day sch ed ­ bats, secured through
the
local
payers
m
illions
of
dollars
in
losses
m inds of som e people to the effe c t
m ayor refused to hand over any
o f them got little but experien ce
locatin g the drag line buck et re
ule w ith c h a n g es on F rid ays for library, it is know n as the "Hoary"
In a w iitte n statem en t w h ich ac that the corporation is not in ter­ c en tly lost T he q u est w as un su c­ m ore flour. The m en threatened to
for their pains
Friday and S atu rd ay and on Sun- bat and is a close relative to the
ested
in
m
ak
in
g
sm
all
loans
for
appeal to the govern or and the
cessfu l and Mr Z um w alt returned
P arties w ell fin an ced to prospect com panied the ann oun cem en t, Os
days for Sunday, M onday and red bat. It m igrates each year.
self-liq u id atin g p rojects.”
m ayor said, “O. K., that's Just w hat
borne
pointed
out
that
the
sta
te
fe
d
­
to his w ork on the coast guard
Tuesday. T he th ea tre w ill be o p er-| leaving the northern
clim es
in and develop proven ground w ere
I w an t to find out. If this flour
eration
at
its
A
storia
convention
“It
is
the
p
olicy
of
the
corpor
a
boat
house
a
t
B
andon
Sunday
even-
ated by th e B andon A m u sem en t i Septem ber and O ctober and going very few . he said, but enough of registered Jts unanim ous opp osi­
m ust be handed over to idle men
tion,” he said, “to look favorably jng
th
ese
have
appeared
to
m
ake
som
e
Com pany w ith Mrs. E A. H artm an to southern M exico and Berm uda
w ith ou t them even being w illing to
tion to th e bill, he further said upon all a p p lication s tegard leas of
very
valuable
d
evelop
m
en
ts
in
the
as m anager, su cc e ed in g D. A. islands. In its m igration from the
help repair a sid ew alk for the bene-
th a t it "would be folly to adopt the am ou n t Involved if the projects
White.
| m ainland to B erm uda it flie s across past tw o years.
Mr and M is Allen of O lym pia, fit o f the public then som ebod y else
the ch a n g e on m ere im pulse" and m eet th e req uirm ents o f the act as
T
he
experien
ce
o
f
one
party
he
Mrs. H artm an m anaged the thea- 580 m iles of ocean w ith ou t a stop
_
.
. . . . .
, , . .
,
. . .
.
(d eclared th a t the state's e d u cation ­ to eligib ility, self-liq u id atin g ch ar­ Wn . w ere P ort Orford visitors la g o ln g to have the job o f dish ing
' s here from the tim e it w as built This one no doubt w as on his w av j related as an ind ication o f how , g , fa c j|lt, eg shou|d
m a, n ta ,ncd
, it out, because I’m through."
a cter and su ffic ien cy o f secu rity, W ednesday.
up to six m on th s ago w hen it w as south. It has been taken to the fair th orough ly the o ld -tim eis worked : ,.w h (|e w e seek in telligen t and or-
1 The attitu d e o f the
five, the
and w ill crea te em ploym ent."
purenased by th e B andon Am use- at M yrtle P o in t after being on dis-j the gold bearing gravels. C o n fid e n t, d{_r|y extenalon o f the system of
__ before It a 1 R ev and Mrs. H enry of Bandon m ayoi says, it an excep tion to the
The
corporation
has
neyit com pany.
S in ce the recen t play In the M cN air H ardw are com- th ey w ere on new ground, w ell sw a y pubHc education " Osborne's state- num ber o f v’e ry
la ig e
projects were b" e f vll,,tor’ *" P ort O rford rule; that m ost of those a sk in g for
closure sh e h as ag a in been put in pany store.
J from a stream , several m en began m(,nt (O||owg
w h ich would create th ou san d s of I T hu rsday m orning T hey are now | th e flour are w illin g and an xiou s
charge and in an in terv iew today It is Interesting to learn that Ore- m oving top ground In th e B oise ba "" "
°
jobs It has advised the Southern occu p yin g the a ttra ctiv e resid en ce to do so m eth in g in return for It; In
stated th a t sh e p lan s to give the gon alone has 50 v arieties of bats. ’ In to get to bed rock. F ifte en feet
o f Mrs. P aul L eu tw yler in Bandon. fa c t th e big m ajority of people he
C
alifornia W ater D istrict that It
people o f B andon and com m u nity N orth A m erica has som e 600 var- J dow n they disclosed a full sized
said, do not w ant ch arity, on ly a
,
will
bid
on
$40,000,000
o
f
bonds
of
the sam e high c la ss pictu res and letles and altogeth er In the world slu ice box Som e m iner In the early
(F rom W estern W orld)
he proJec, „ ha„ before ,t , uch
lA st w eek w h ile w ork in g a t the ch an ce to work for w hat th ey get.
service th a t sh e h as alw a y s giver, there are no less than 3.000 know n d ays had w orked the w h ole pro-
Cranberry harvestin g in th is set - 1 projects as th e $75,000,000 T hirty- new crab p lan t on the local dock
B andon W orld
sand hopes th at sh e w ill receive the v arieties B ats are a com bination J*ct and m svrd up stream , throw-
W.
H
Sheridan
b
ecam
e
suddenly
tion
of
the
cou
n
ty
will
begin
next
E
igh
th
Street
tun
nel
In
N
e
w
Yorn
kind con sid eration and th e cooper- of bird and beast and have been Ing new tailin gs over his old work
K EO INTEK BK FO K K OCT. 8
ation of her m any frien d s and pat found w ith w ing spread as large as in gs It m ust have been. Cam pbell w eek when on W ednesday picking C ity and the B elt Line bridge at 111 and w as taken to the K eizer hos
sta rts at K ranberry
A cres
the N ew O rleans. M any sim ilar projects J pltal at N orth B end w here Mrs.
estim ated. m ore than a h alf
tong th at sh e received in the past five feet.—Bandon World
V oters m ust be registered T hose
hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. L M Kran- are in sigh t but the sm all loan pro- Sheridan Is carin g for him.
tury ago
She an n ou n ces th a t L auren C o s t e l l o ----------------------
w ho have not ch an ged th eir votin g
je
c
ts
are
com
p
aratively
few
„
ick
at
T
w
om
lle.
P
ick
in
g
at
the
has again been en gaged as projec­
precinct and w ho have voted w ith ­
"I d on ’t intend to seem pea«
I-anglois A W alstrom bog ea st of
.
Miss M adge W hite returned Sat­ in tw o years are not required to
tionist and w ill have ch arge o f the
tic," said Cam pbell, "but the
Bandon w ill also begin du rin g the
urday from the In m an m ine.
m achines.
L ast w eek anoth er section o f the gold these old boys m issed
register. T hose w ho hav«. not voted
w eek, as w ill the M orrison. P etter-
The reop en in g w ill be on F rid ay local dock, ju st north of the sec- about be put In your eye "
w lih ln *wo years or w ho have
sen and S ta n k a v ich bogs
of next w eek w ith a big featu re tion w hich collapsed several w e e k .'
The h earin g o f John H arris, ar­ ! A G igi o f San F ran cisco arrived chan ged th eir resid en ce precinct
The harvest will em ploy at least
picture, the nam e of w h ich w ill be ago. w as found to have sagged to
rested last W ednesd ay by S tate i last W ednesday to Inspect the new are required to register. R e g istr a ­
200 pickers. R egistration of pickers
announced la ter .--B a n d o n W orld
a considerable extent. A t the next
T ra ffic O fficer A m brose on an al­ crab plant and w ill rem ain until the tion books w ill be closed O ctober
began early th is year and Is prac leged charge o f m olestin g sm all 1 m *ddle o f the week w hen he plana 18th. If you desire to vote on N o ­
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m eeting of the Port C om m ission on
F riday m orning about 10 30 Mi tically com plete. Only l«-cal people
O ctober 5th. at w hich tim e the bud
girls, w hich w as schedu led for yes- 1 on 8 ° ln K north w ith his fa th er to vem ber 8th you m ust be registered.
get com m ittee w ill also m eet, the and Mrs. Shubach of San Fran are being hired
and app arently
terd ay before J u stic e o f the P eace G rays H arbor, Wn.
Saturday R oy L. H ouck, w ho re- question of repairs w ill be taken cisco collided w ith
a gravel truck th ere w ill be a su perab un dance of
i M T W right, w as continued un-
'eived th e co n tra ct from th e S tate up and determ ined.
of the contractor
now gra v elin g labor availab le
i til Saturday, O ctober 1st, In order
J. G abriel and C. C. Inm an of the
H ighw ay C om m ission for th e grad-
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th e high w ay Just north o f
the
In sp ite Of the frOSt Conditions ’ (b at , b r o m D | B ln l n v w i t n e s s m l o h t Inm an M ines w ere b u sin ess v isi­
C ontractor H ouck has received a
in< *nd gra v elin g o f 1.1 m iles of the
Am ong those from put of town sp ring on B rush es creek F ortun ln the sp rin g there prom i s m to be .
D r w n t Th
*
new drag line bucket and hie big
tor* in P ort O rford T uesd ay
e ape B lanco road at a coat of $6310. atten ding the funeral of the late a tely it w as a side blow and the a ftne crop The berries are larger co n tinuad
gravel cru sh in g plant on B rushes
moved his gas sh ovel and tractor Mrs Marie Q uellen last T uesd ay occu p an ts of the ear w ere not ser- than usual, due to sp ring and sum
'
David M cK enzie w as tra n sa ctin g creek Is again In com m ission Work
to the scen e of th e w ork, and it is w ere Mr and Mrs O tto N eum an of lou sly injured, b ein g bruised and ( m , r rBins T h e price is slig h tly be
o f grav elin g the P ort O rford-Eu-
understood th at actual work w ill N orth Bend. Mrs Fred Scofield and sh aken up T hey w ere tak en to 1 |ow norm al
' Jam es Snyder and child ren of b u siness in M arshfield S atu rd ay
chre Creek section o f the h igh w ay
•tart around the first o f the m onth
son. Elbert W ym an of B ridge; Mr Gold Beach by E ngin eer P H.
W h lt-| M erced. C alif , w ho visited at the
is p rogressin g satisfactorily, and
The B lanco road ha> been taken and Mrs Fred N eum an o f B ancroft m ore and their car w as taken to
hom e of Mrs. O. B
R oad y last
W ym an E aton Is v isitin g at the w ill probably be com pleted w ithin
over by the S ta te as a part c f and Mr. and Mrs. Schlog o f Bunk- th e garage at that place for re-
D avid M cK enzie w as a b u siness w eek , returned hom e F rid ay Mi hom e o f his son, G eorge S Eaton
th e con tract tim e lim it, N ovem ber
its <tecoodary high w ay system .
er H ill.
pairs.
visitor in lA n g io is last M onday
Snyder is a brother o f Mrs. R oady
at G rants P ass
first
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Shorten Distance 173 Mi.
A
Unemployed Strike
ixr’*L <n i
Bat With 1 _-In<,i
Wing Spread Is
Caught in Bandon
RFC Seeks Small Ixians
Greenhorn Rush Is Over Denounces Zorn-
Mat pherson Bill
On Free Flour Job
Wad
Theatre To Reopen
Start Picking Cranberries
Section of Dock Sags
Hearing Postponed
Sidewipe Gravel Truck
Blanco Road Work
(¡raveling Progresses
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