Port Orford news., October 25, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

PO R T O R FO R D N E W S
P age 2.
i ver has c o n cen trated all th e pow ers y ears ago the list included 8 882 re- G a n t but w hen the ta iltw iste r got cently th a t Ceos county w as eligible I A M E R IC A N ISH U sing a $250 ta-
' of th e ad m in istra tio n on th is job of publicans and 3,777 dem ocrats.
dio set to h e a r a phonograph
. th ro u g h ta k in g a sh a re for relief to 116 w orkm en on sta te highw ay
record played on a $9.50 phono-
w ork th ere w asn 't so m uch left.
co n tra c ts d u rin g the w inter.
Hared at the Pnatofflce at Port Orford. Oregon a i second class g e ttin g business starteu , an d re ­
su lts a re ap p earin g .
I graph.
mall m atter under Act of March 3, 1*79
Schroeder
Car
Stolen;
N ever before in th e h isto ry o f the
Inevitable
Pabllahed w eekly at Port Orford, Oregon
w orld h as an y g o v ern m en t ever ex­
As soon as day begins to daw n
'
Coquille
Valley
Peas
Returned
Last
N
ight
GEO. W 8 0 RAN SON. Editor
e rted such enorm ous pow ers o r
T he m eadow la rk s ta rts singing .
To Be Sold In Cans As soon as evening comes, a s ta r
placed such m ig h ty forces a t w ork
ST A R T IN G M ONDAY
(F ro m B andon W estern W orld)
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
to prom ote an d stim u late business
T he angel's lam p s ta rts sw ing­
A
C
hevrolet
autom
obile
owned
at
an d cre d it to c u re econom ic Ills.
One Y e a r ___________________
ing.
_ purpose an in­ by Chas. E . S chroeder w as stolen
T he sale of 50,000 can s of peas,
All th _ is h __
as fo r its
As
soon
as
I
am
in
th
e
tub
Hix M o n t h s __________________
W O ODM AN H A LL
crease "in empioyme’nt.’ lhZ 'su’pp-^rt j from his g h ra «e T uesday nl« ht T he can n ed at th e C hase can n ery in
T he telephone s ta rts ringing
A dvertising rates >'5 cents per colum n Inch
of ag ric u ltu re an d the resto ratio n lock w as broken off th e garage to M yrtle P o in t by J E. Ford, who has
HAZEL K N A PP
o ' confidence. T h e q u ickest way to ! galn e n tra n c e La»t "¡« h t the car been raisin g peas on a large scale
help at th is tim e is to help th e | * as bro u g h t ,baf k and left outside a t his ra n ch in the Coquille valley,
T uesday, O ctober 25,
Dancing Classes
B rew ers H old M eeting
g re a te st num ber, loosen b ank cred ­ the garage, slightly w orse fo r w ear w as announced th is week. Ford, to-
25»- per H alf H our.
its. g et business an d cu sto m ers on but not dam aged It had appar- g e th e r w ith H S. C adm an. W. A
The o th e r side o f an em ergency is a w ay s an op­ th e ir feet, assist livestock and crop ently been run about 100 m iles and j T w ay and Sons an d S. H. Stock-
T ap — B allet — C h a ra c te r
show ed m a rk s of h aving been in ! hoff of the R uss in terests, ail pea
p o rtu n ity .— D ean B urroughs.
m ovem ents.
out-of-the-w
ay
places.
grow ers in th e Coquille valley, have i
D A NCES.
T hose a re th e th in g s th e H oover
It is believed th e c a r had been com pleted the a rra n g e m e n ts for the
i ad m in istra tio n
is doing today
! Those a re th e th in g s th e H oover tak en by ru m -ru n n ers or high­ sale of 50,000 can s of peas to D u n -'
P ig g ly !
a d m in istra tio n is p rep ared to c a rry jack e rs an d used to convey liquor. ham , Inc., S afew ay and
B efore ta k in g th e S chroeder car W iggly stores. T he peas a re to be
on to early com pletion
T hose a re th e th in g s th a t a new j Lbe thieves first en tered the P L. sold by th e sto res th ro u g h o u t w est-
H. L. H O U STO N , M. D.
a d m in istratio n w ould have to learn ' S h u m ate g a rag e and tried to tak e ern O regon, b earin g the label "Co-1
P h ysician and Surgeon.
quille
Valley
G
row
n
P
eas.”
how
to
do
T
hose
a
re
th
e
th
in
g
s
I
the
c
a
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Sut
w
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unable
to
sta
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t
O REG O N B E H IN D S T E IW E R
P hones:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
it. They th en stol* gas from the
W ith lum ber mills in O regon opening up, th e re i s | that could be reta,ded by
F ah y - M orrison Bldg.
S h u m ate c a r supposedly to a u g ­
am ple p ro o f th a t the ta r if f of $3 a th o u san d fe e t th a t "¿cnees'^ ” w " 'Z s n t a t i o n
and m ent th e supply in th e S chroeder Coos County Gets $21.557
B andon, O regon.
Coquille. Or., Oct.
18.—C ounty i
w as w rested fro m C ongress in its closing d ay s is do- doubts as to th e best course to p ur car.
T re a su re r C harles S ta u ff is in re- j
in g w h a t w as expected o f it.
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i ceip t of a sta te w a rra n t for $21.-,
C. R. W ADE
It h as stopped the influx of C an ad ian and Bus- t h L ^ h e T ^ X ^ r a nkeTy'to j S u g g e st S a fe ty L ane
557.91, Coos co u n ty ’s sh a re of th e ■
A ttorney-at-Law
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otor
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otor
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sian lum ber to the m a rk e ts o f the U nited S ta te s, and get w orse it we lose o ur heads and
I Or SlhOOl ( h ildren ta tio n licenses fo r th e y ear ending
First National^ Bank Bldg
th e b uyers o f ¡um ber have now tu rn e d to th e P acific sacrlflce ,he &ainf; »«re-aciy mad.-1
O ctober 1.
Bandon
-
Orego »
N o rth w e st. W ith mills opening, idle lab o r is going o toward
,ecovery just for thP sakP j T he B andon Lions club a t the I
f m ak in g a ch an g e
back to w ork.
We a re on th e u p p erg rad e again I suggestion of L. T Roselle, one of . ( ’»»OS t o P i c k M e n
M any mills have now secured o rd e rs fo r enough iust at *he beKinnln£ of th e rise, th eir m em beis, decided a t th eir
F o r H ig h w ay W ork;
lum
ber to
rrv them
th ro
ro u u g g h n th
in te
te r,
r anu
-ind as
asi wlll
We can
° H,eadily
m eeting th
is m
noon
to to
a sk establish
th e s ta te a ,
luinuer
io c c a a rry
m em well
wen in
m e e w
w in
Or K
wc
can 3et fotward
thinga back w" a highway
com
ission
After 17 years of inactivity the
Master Brewers' Association held a
O ST R A N D E R ’S
a consequence th e re Will be less OI unem ploym ent and year, m aybe m ore th a n a year, by safety lane across th e h ighw ay on I Coquille,
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18.—A
m ittee . » meeting at Detroit, re-electuig Mar­
s u ffe rin g in d e fin ite regions of the State th a n would I
t° tb e
c rY. "T hings O regon avenue a t N in th stre e t f o r , has been appointed by th e Coos
cos Meagerlein of Chicago (above),
B A R B E R SHO P
have been th e case had the ta r if f been refu sed .
co“ld not be *°r8e/ .
>. Lhe. safety o i the ,ch001 c h ild re n .¡c o u n ty co u rt to have c h arg e of reg-i thor president More than 200 mas­
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N ° p ro g ram in histo ry approach- T his is a d angerous crossing. R. T. isterin g men w ho w ish to engage i n 1 ter brewers attended, and all ol the
L um berm en and w o rk ers in th a t in d u s try give es th e H oover p ro g ram for recov Moore, w ho leaves to d ay fo r Sal- highw ay w ork in D ouglas county ! opinion that they would be brewing
c re d it to U nited S ta te s S e n a to r S te iw e r and U nited erv from a depression »io Ameri- em , will interview th e s ta te offici- u n d er the c o n tra c t of F. J. K ernlti
S ta te s S e n a to r M cN ary, of O regon, fo r h av in g s e c u r-iaan president in any past panic 01 ai«-
of P o rtlan d . T he c o u rt has ju s t re-
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4. _
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a a
a L.
l ’ ii
depression ever had an y program
F o u rteen Liorio w ere in a tte n d -j reived w ord th a t Coos county is en-I
ed th e ta r if f a ct as an am endm ent to th e rev en u e bill, w h atev er fu rth e r th a n to advise and a ,1CB today w ith J. S. B eyers oi 1 titled to 49 per c e n t of the em ployes On an d a fte N r O th T is IC d E ate I will pay I
T hey recall th a t th e revenue bill w as th e u n fin - urKe econom y in g o v ern m en t h o o - Coquille a n d E lton S chroeder of j to be engaged there, alth o u g h ju s t • no b i|ls ag ain st the FLO R A S LA K E
lshed business o f the sen a te as the end o f th e la st ses- ver", prograrn lncluded tha‘- and M yrtle P o in t as visitors. A rep o rt I how m any m en th is will m ean i s ! R E S O R T . Langlois. Oregon, not
of Boy S cout w ork w as m ade ov ! not known. The com m ittee will re g -! specifically au th o rized by me i n 1
sion approached, and th a t a d eterm in ed e f f o r t w as ju d g m e n t we should sym pathize E. A. G ant, leader. T he lions voted , is te r all ap p lican ts and re p o rt them w riting
m ade to have the lum ber ta r if f stric k en fro m th e w ith him m w a g re a t ta s k ; not crit- to give $1.00 per m o n th for six to O. F. Thom pson, county judge. (
FLO R A S L A K E R E S O R T
Ow\ n w sm ith* o w n e r
m easure. It w as then th a t S e n a to r S te iw e r served no- ‘cize bl1" ,tnd 11 is1my can,lid op‘n; m onths tow ard the salvage shop w ho will c ertify them to the con- '
A m eeting of d irecto rs of th e club j tra c to r. A ny m en tak en m ust be Langlois. Ore., Oct. 18 1932.
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tice th a t he would filib u ste r the m easu re to its d eath th o u g h t win approve his w ork and is to be held a t J e r r y ’s n ex t Tues- , sa tisfa c to ry to th e co n tracto r.
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if th e lum ber ta r if f w ere not retain ed .
' com m ission him to c a rry on.
day evening. T he “pot” today con-^ T he sta te highw ay com m ission is,
tained $6.95 and w ent to E lm er I cred ited w ith L aving rep o rted re-
T h a t is how O regon secured a lum ber ta r if f .
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Arrested Over Fight
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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1982.
Hair Cut
a
35c
S te iw e r is up fo r reelection in N ovem ber.
He deserves as big a m a jo rity as th e re a re votes
in th e state.
R. C. Ostrander, Prop.
(F ro m B andon W estern W orld)
Chi th e P a n th e r, local ex-pugili.it,
w as arre ste d last S a tu rd a y as the
resu lt of a fig h t w hich o ccu rred
F rid a y w hen Chi beat up Ben
Knight while chi ap p aren tly
4 -n
CLUB
M H S
Port Orford Crab Co.
. . . Port Orford
, .
H O SS H AS B E E N F A IT H F U L
W orking for H ealth
well, stood well and walked well.
A. Gigi, P ro p rie to r
S e c re ta ry of S ta te H al E. Hoss com es b efo re th e
E our-H club m em bers all over She had exercised tor tw o years to
rem
ove
objectionable
curves
in
her
e le c to ra te ol O regon w ith a fin e record, an d one w ith caped wl,hout a 8cra' ph Kn^ .t' the country are working to improve
Wm. D ew ar. Local M gr.
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,. su stain ed a b roken rib. a brok< i their health, and w orking hard at it. spine. W ith her im proved posture
Which no taU lt has been tound. He is th e nom illee O I nose an d his face w as pounded ; , Sounds funny, doesn’t it Funny that had come g re a te r confidence in h er­
a pulp w ith both eyes closed Th boys and gsris living in the country, self. T h at was w orth all it cost, she
th e R epublican p a rty fo r a second term .
Successor to
BANK
plenty of food and literally said, to say nothing of w hat it would
T
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ta
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S
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c
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ta
ry
is
conceded
to
have
o
p
e
ra
ted
affa,r
arose fol'owl,lg an argume..' with
” “keiip,a')
'cwi7f, f‘resh iXand'sun- mean in better health the rest of her
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Gigi & E lv ers
shine, »hoi id have to strive to be life.
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his d e p a rtm e n t a t less cost to the ta x p a y e r th a n any wh/ch’chi' X . m s to have
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s u p ' : healthy 5 u ( they do. and there are
Teeth were pretty good, and all
o t Ills predecessors, his sav in g 111 the issuance o f a u to , Vision A n u m b er of local P
,nany g(KXj reasons Mainly they are m em bers show ed the value of care
BA ND O N
license p lates a m o u n tin g to $77,000 a y ear. In o th e r hnve bepn cu,ting wood on ,h" defect» a child inherits from an- and eating the right kind of foods
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land and objected to paying stui.t; ceitors Also that health habits, with E very one got 8 to 10 hours of
d e p a rtm e n ts he has show n the sam e business prill- agp |O Chi, alleg in g th a t he la e k e i respect to the care of hum an bodies, sleep at nights, although they liked
Commercial & Savings
P ack ers o f C ra b M eat
good tim es as well as anyone. Ten
eipies and com m on sense conduct.
a u th o rity to collect
it Chi WHS
h»ve been grratly neglected.
was the tim e m ost “hit the S h ip p ers of F re sh C rabs
Mr. H oss has been an a rd e n t su p p o it^ ' o f plans ,aken b*fore
of the
piona!n vi^.ni^X X g^hered^ o'clock
Safety Deposit Boxes
hay". E very one gained from 2 to
13 pounds in the year. N ot one was
fo I r red
is t h earin
1
I convenience
1 11
1 1 ' of f th,. g th ether looke(1
for the tl)C
state icture
co n test f his
1U
l e u U u L cin
I I l g
g th
u i e
y y cost
o s v o f autom
a u io in obile
u u u e licenses
lic e n s e s , and
a i m l.
g nt the
h l fall
h
for Rent
too fat.
firm ly of th e opinion th a t it can be done w ith o u t m a d is tric t a tto rn e y
they werc wonderfui ¡ot_
W h at did they eat? L isten to th is '
te ria lly a ffe c tin g the highw ay p ro g ra m in O regon. H "
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strength and p o i« and cheerfulness P len ty of bread and potatoes.
simply
radiated
from
the
group
Yet
P o rt O rfo rd , O regon
R egistration Increased the exam iners found defects. T hey Cereals P lenty of milk and w ater,
ad v o cates a d istrib u tio n of th e b u rd en so th a t th e
but only a few used tea or coffee
did
not
rate
high
on
eyes
There
was
m an who uses th e road m ost will pay th e m ost.
B reakfast was an im portant meal
(F ro m B andon W estein W orld)
! only one good pair of feet. It was with ail of them. They never went
L o g g e rs
A
s
a
m
em
ber
of
the
W
orld
W
ar
V
e
te
ra
n
s
’
Com-
Coos
county
show
ed
n
gain
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mainly due to w earing improper to school hungry Candy was a
m ission, Mr. H oss h as been of valuable aid to th e ex- 1236 in «<*K‘»o-«tions over th,. i ■ ,h,«. The girls wore too high m inor item , w hile simple, plain food
w r v i e p m pn in W l i r i n i r t h e i r k llU K liv in s
fo ur-year period, it w as I e v n l ,.I heels, and boys shoes were short
fff Refiners and ‘Ruyers o f 1 P o o l H a ll
Service
m in 111 s e iu n n g m e n OOIIUS 1( a n . .
today In U nited P ress d ls p itc h .
Only one had good posture. This w as the general rule Such boys and
girls are going to be able to meet
T he conduct of th e S e c re ta ry of S ta te in avoiding from saiem The re g istra tio n s
« «»ri. in other w ords, she Mt life squarely
Native Platinum and Gold * C O N FEC TIO N ER Y
e n ta n g le m e n ts in an y political deals th a t seem to be show
‘h* ed
N ovem ber election this
H ig h e s t M a r k e t Price»
1
a to tal of 14 538 com pared ............................................................................................................................................. ..
EaaU.Jtrd 1907
I
U p-to-D ate Goods
on hand m ost o f th e tim e a t Salem h as j?iven him m ore to „
fouI. years ag„ The tota! s
W ILD BER G BR O S. *
A lw ays Fresh
tim e to a tte n d to the d u ties of his office.
f,„ th is v..*r n i- 8,970 rep u b lic.
=
si C ielting a t refining co ♦
E . J . T ille y
O the r» 7 42 M a rk e t S t. , S en F re n c u d •
An e ffic ie n t, u p rig h t m an is Hal E. Hoss.
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F le e t: S o u th S en Frencteco
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»». a. Paulman, Prop.
T h e re should be no doubt of his success in N o -i° us "»a" ‘lla"<”>us whprpa" four =
Port Orford, Ore.
LANGLOIS, OREGON
vem ber.
Schroeder’s
M cCormick-Deering Ranch M achinery
JA M E S W. MOTT
In p re se n tin g as its nom inee fo r C o n g ressm an the ,
C ream S e p a ra to rs, T racto rs. M ow ing M achines. M ilking
H onorable Jam e s W. M ott, present C o rp o ra tio n Com ­
Machine«, E tc.
m issioner o f O regon, th e R epublican p a rty has the
Shingles. Flooring, R u stic Shlplap. Doors, W indow s. M oulding.
Ironing B oards. B read B oards, P erfectio n P la s te r
rig h t to feel th a t il is o ffe rin g to the people of the
W allboard. H ouse an d B uilding T rim m in g s
F ir s t D istric t th e o p p o rtu n ity to secu re fo r them -j
selves in C ongress th e services of one a m ost able, j
Lime, Cement And Roofing
d ynam ic and successful legislator.
P rio r to his ap p ointm ent by G o v ern o r M eier on
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B uilding And C a rp e n te r W ork B y D ay Or C o n tra c t C em ent =
A p ril 1, 1931, as C o rp o ratio n C om m issioner, Mr. Mot
W ork. S eptic T an k s S .dew alka, F o u n d atio n
Blocks. E tc.
serv ed his p resen t d istric t o f M arion C ounty and his
fo rm e r d istric t o f C latsop C ounty fo u r te rm s as R ep­
H ouse P ain tin g . D airy B arn W h itew ash in g by P ow er S p ra y e r
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O r H and.
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re s e n ta tiv e in th e legislature. D uring th a t tim e (1923-
-
C. R. Henrjr, of L anglois In sh a rg e o f B utiding D epartsiient E
31) he achieved the unique d istinctio n of h av in g s e ­
7 w. C. Boyd * Son. of I^n g lo is. in c h a rg e of P a in tin g D e p a rtm e n t E
cu red by his own bills th e en actm en t o f every piece of
E
W'e wlll be glad to give you estim a te s on all B uilding M aterials. E
legislation, w ith o u t exception, in which those d is tric ts
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P ain tin g . E tc.
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w ere in te re ste d , and assum ed an active lead ersh ip in
th e p assag e o f m any o f the m ost d ifficu lt and im p o rt­
Dealer In Fairbanks-M orse Products
a n t m easu res a ffe c tin g the s ta te at large.
E lectric L ig h t P lan ts, W a te r P lan ts. P um ps. E ngines.
E
P ipe And F ittin g s
J a m e s W. M ott is essentially a m an of action. A
la w y er o f high s ta n d in g and re p u ta tio n , an ex-service
m an,
executive and a law -m aker, he has an e s ta b ­
u iiiiiiiiiim iiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiu iiiim iiiiiiiiiiu m iiiiiiir tiim iim m im iiiiim iiiiir ii
lished record of c o n stru ctiv e leadership u n su rp a ssed
James W . M o tt
by an y m an in th e public life of O regon. He is a man
A D O LLA R S W O R T H
to w hom D em o crats as well as R epublicans can give
KF.I’I III.II \ \ NOMIN i .
Clip thi* coupon and mai! it u i t h f l f o r a î\ ueek-'lrô-Z b ir r ip t io n to
th e ir w h o le-h earted su p p o rt w ith the c e rta in know l­ He is a m an to w hom all vci
e d g e th a t he will assum e in congress th e sam e type of reg ard less of p arty , may give t''e ii j
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
w hole h »ai'ted support w ith the*
P u b i.shed b y T » C
S c ia n e * P v r i
« S o c rrrt
fo rce fu l lead ersh ip th a t has c h a ra c te riz e d his c a re e r certain
know ledge th a t he will
j
B o s to n , M a ssa cn u s e tts . U S A
in ( )regon.
sunie In C ongress th e sam * tv • o '
I n t Tcwi w ill A nd th e d a ily » om I new# o f th e w o rld fra m its •Oh specia l w r ite rs .
as w e ll * s d e p a rtm e n t# * eve ted to wom en s a n d c h ild re n
For Congressi
h
U nited S ta te s th a n is Governo:
F o rw ard To P ro sp erity O r
B ack w ard To H ard er T im es Roosevelt, H erb ert H oover has been
' th ro u g h the cru cib le In th ree lot
(Continued iron page 1.)
year» he ha» learner! th e profile;
ness Is continued fo rw ard , not re ­ ’h at m ust be solved; he h as w
ta rd e d Just for th e sak e of a ed out solutions: he h as p u t m a ­
ch in ery Into m otion to b rin g back
ch an g e
H erb ert H oover is b e tte r fitted In p ro sp erity
every respect to be presid en t of the
For n early a y ear I’resid en l 1C <
forceful, aggressive lead ersh ip th a t
h as ch v »cterin t his yubfic c • •
in Oregon.
Read S ta te m e n t of It« t <>-d . <1
Illgeat of t ’Litforni in I -I »s
I’aiiiphlfd
w b o t ia iv
s m iw
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• in te re s ts
fin a n c e
e d m -s tlm , ra d io , etc
imi w il l be * !a d t.- *e ,
e « rl mu an advocate -»f p e re e a nd p ro h ib it'.o n . An« d o r
a n d th e S u n d ia l a n d th e o th e r fe a ture»
f
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SE R V IC E
Oregon ,
STATION
Associated Gas
V. R. W ILSON
Kelly Springfield Tires
Jew eler and Watchmaker
The Home of Good Watches
Coquille
L. B. HATTON
Orego
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
MYRTLEW OOD
N O V ELTIES
1 Curry ( napter No. 135
O. E. S.
for the
TOURISTS
R egular m eetin gs, third Satur­
day of each m onth.
V isitors
alw ays w elcom e
Desks, Bedro o»a Suites. ì
Tables. Sew ing Cabinets ¡
W orthy M atron
Mrs ’ J n d a G uerin
S ec re ta ry .
Florence P o n tin g
Etc.
M ade in P o rt O rfo rd
MYRTLEWOOD SHOI
PORT ORFORD
H LODGE A. F. & A. M.
N o. 170
»1 | Mae'» »»fond Saturday of each 1
I | rninth V isiting brethern wel {
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