Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday. October 25,1932.
FORT ORFORD NEWS
Page 3.
th e hom e of Mrs. R. W. Babel. All day in M arshfield
P o rt C om m issioners Spoerl, W ag­
ladies of the com m unity a re invited
n e r and M asterson w ere in town
rd ay atte n d in g a m eeting of
How W ill Y ou V ote?
Democrats See The U ghi S the atu com
m ission.
On N ovem ber 8. as in fo tm er
G.
G.
H uggins of M arshfield was
years, th e Civil G overnm ent class
(Continued from page 1.)
enjoying the fishing in C u rry coun­
w ill have ch arg e of th e polls for
voting for the S tu d en t Body. E lec­ about ruined the in su ran ce com pan­ ty last T hursday.
M en's H ats for only 98c. Golden
tio n eerin g is an obvious an d prom ­ ies. th en w h at would it have m ia n t
in e n t facto r ir. n early every con­ to th e m illions of policy holders. R ule Closing O ut Sale. B andon. Itc
Mrs. L. R. P ugh and children
v ersatio n and th e resu lts of o u r H ave you th o u g h t of th at, Ja c k ?
NEW ZEALAND WHITES
vo tin g will prove interestin g .
Well H oover an d th e big men he have been g uests a t the hom e of
• • • •
called in did think- of it and saved Mrs. P ugh's p aren ts in P ortland.
and
The h earin g of F red R utledge,
B ask etb all P ractice Scheduled
the co u n try from a com plete dis­
NEW ZEALAND REDS
ch arged w ith th eft of p a rts of a
I t h as been arra n g e d th a t both aster.
th e girls' and boys' team s m ay have
“Still H oover isn 't g e ttin g it a n y ! saw mill from the H ans Adolpn-
th irty -fiv e m inutes a week day-tim e w orse th a n they vihified Lincoln sen lot, will com e up before Just-
175 Rabbits
practice. It w as found n ecessary to and W ashington
T his lying and *ce M T. W right W ednesday (to-
All Pure Stock
do this, so by th e ju g g lin g of class­ m ud slinging isn ’t w o rth y of the morrow»,
es an d th e om ission of recesses, usual soap box o ra to rs in o u r 1
th ese few sp are (? ) m inutes were midst, and is new a ctin g as ! ? ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦
Will Sell Complete or Will Sell by Pairs
collected. The school bus has been boom erang ag ain st them .
•
•
Must Sell Before November 1st
hired by the S tu d en t Body to bring
“Its a positive fact th a t T am m any ♦
S IX E S N O TES
♦
th e players from Sixes each T ues­ has bled N. Y. to the bone and w hat ♦
♦
day night.
it will do to the nation will be ♦ ♦ • > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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plenty if they can elect th is man
B ut I still feel the W est is too
C C W oodw orth w as buying
N otes
Oregon Street Service Station
H elen Capps w as ab sen t h e r first sm a rt to fall for th is o utfit and will supplies in M a.shfield the first of
the week.
Vamp Toe is built high over the toe joints,
day since she h as been in high tell them so a t the election.
Port Orford, Oregon.
S unday evening K en n eth Pauld-1
school. F riday. I t is reported th a t
"I live in N. Y. and I know and
giving double wear where needed. Vamp
ing re tu rn e d from a m o n th ’s w ork ]
she is ill w ith S carletina.
see.”
Toe
also has a pad of Mending Floss con­
in n o rth e rn C alifornia fig h tin g for-;
Mrs. Corson visited the E n g lish
"Sincerely,
cealed in hem—an innovation in hosiery.
4 an d Social P roblem s classes F ri­
est fires.
"CHARLIE P A R K E R ”
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Mr. and Mrs. C. C. H ayes w ere
A co m m ittee has been appointed day.
G eorge W oodw orth and K ennefs Protect Farm Mortgages d in n er guests S a tu rd ay evening of
Sells For $1.35
to judge th e best of th e entrys.
1'IKATEM WEEKLY
P au ld in g w ere a t school M onday
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Mr. and Mrs. N. B. M arsh in P o rt
R esu lts will be announced next
OUR SALE PRICE ..............
O rford.
(C ontinuée .'rom page 1.)
week.
CHURCH CALENDAR
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k V ail are
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do so, but desires to rem ain on the m oving to th e In m an m ine this
E ditor, P eggy Corson
Rev. D. J H enry, P asto r.
W ho W as C haucer?
farm , is w illing to cooperate w ith wppk ¡'o rpm aln fo r the w inter.
G arden W ork Started
T h a t really is not th e question.
Sunday, O ctober 30, 1932.
th e b ank in w orking out his prob
A m bition h as suddenly come to It should be ' w h y ?” A nyway, th a t
A lfred S nyder is m M arshfield
lem and, in th e opinion of the
S unday School, 10:30 a. m.
the Seniors. A m azing as th is may
w h at E ngliah 4 stu d en ts a re at
receiving m edical tre a tm e n t.
CLOSING OUT
bank,
has
a
reasonable
c
h
a
n
c
i
of
Y oung Peoples Forum , 6:30 p. n.
seem, th e ir g arden show s th e re- tpm pting to determ ine. B oth the
S unday Mrs. W ilson of Coquille ' ’
succeeding
if
given
th
e
opportunity,
Oregon
Bandon
C h u rch Services, 7:30 p. m.
suits th a t la w h a t a re hope
o tra n sla tio n and p ro n u n ciatio n of
the b ank will, w ith the approval of arriv ed in Sixes to visit a t the
lead to results. W eeds and rocks "T he C an terb u ry T ales" a re occupy­
the local n ational fa rm loan as- hom e of h er p aren ts of Mr. and
have been rem oved from th e flow­ ing a g re a t deal of th e tim e of
F ifty atten d ed S unday School sociation, give him th is opportun- Mrs. C. C. F a rrie r.
er beds w ith th e hopes th a t som e­ Ju n io rs an d Seniors. Yes, W hy was Sunday.
Ity, unless, some facto r en ters
Mr and Mrs. J M cDonald receiv-
thing fu rth e r w ill be done.
Miss P riscilla C lifton of P e ta lu ­
C h au cer?
w hich com pels the b ank to a c t for ed th e «ad new s the first p a rt of Pomona Against Meager 000, resources of $1,500,000,000. All
F resh m en have also been doing
ma, Calif., w as th e sp eak er a t the its own protection."
sections of th e U nited S tates a n ­
, th e w eek th a t Mrs. M cD onald’s
a few odd ta s k s in th e garden.
F lorence, Ore., Oct. 24. Pom ona
ch u rch service S unday evening,
L atin 2 A m using (? )
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1 fa th e r, Em il Nelson, h ad been G range m em bers m eeting h ere to ticip ate im m ediate benefits. E n ­
cum bered hom es will be saved and
N O TIC E
¡c ru sh ed to d e a th In P o rtlan d . Mr.
T h a t th e class in L atin 2 finds choosing as h er them e, T he Second
discuss the Zorn-M acpherson school rep aired : new hom es will s ta rt ti
R ep o rt C ard s Given
th e tra n sla tio n of su p p lem en tary C om ing of C hrist, and m aking an
J. S. Capps, president, and Louis and Mrs. M cD onald left im m ediate-
T hursday, accom panied by an poem s am u sin g is—m arvelous. P e r­ e a rn e s t appeal to h er audience to R n ap p spcrptery of thp T axpayers ,y and the fu n eral of Mr. Nelson m oving bill voted th e ir unanim ous build. B uilding and loan associa­
anxiety peculiar to th is tim e of the h ap s it is th e type fc>f read in g , be p rep ared . Special m usic w as E qualization league a re calling a w as held in M arshfield 3 u n d ay at disapproval of its proposals to es­ tions and sim ilar in stitu tio n s will
tab lish five new in stitu tio n s of len ew th e ir w orking cap ital upon
year, report c a rd s w ere distrib u ted , w hich p ro m p ts th is em otion a n d : fu rn ish ed by Mrs. A. P Sw eet and m eeting of all tax p ay ers of th e 130 o'clock.
higher education in O regon includ­ depositing th e ir m ortgage secu ri­
j^his year, it m ay be noticed, th e re p erh ap s it is the type of reading j Mrs. Collins singing a duet. Miss county to be held in Gold Beach
Messrs. G abriel and Inm an of ing th e rem oval of the U niversity
ties. Individuals, too, will be serv
w
hich
p
ro
m
p
ts
this
em
otion
a
n
d
;
C
lifton
and
A.
B.
H
oggatt,
a
duet,
was no color schem e. All card s
W ednesday. O ctober 26, the m eeting thp In m an raine wen t to P o rt Or- to C orvallis.
ed. T hus flow ers one of P resid en t
w ere white, consequently, and m ay p erh ap s they find being serious a ° d a solo b y Miss Clifton, ac- to be called a t 11 a. m. Election of , ord yesterd ay
G ran g ers here took th e stan d H oover’s favorite projects. He wish
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have been th e cause of several dis doesn’t help them any. B ut th e fact > com panied by her sister, Mrs. ! _ officers
and im p o rta n t m atters of
Mr. and Mia. R alph Ilclm kcr. o f ‘ th at, aside from th e heavy expense es m a tu re hom e-ow ners to save
appointm ents before the g rad es em ains these stu d en ts a re having W eed, on the g u itar,
! business
will
come before the - meet-
T
h
e
P
resb
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terian
B
oard
of
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ris
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Coquille
sp en t th e week end up the I involved, the physical m erg er of the an d im prove th e ir hom es He wish
w ere noted. N evertheless grade.- a lot of fun.
tia n E ducation will hold a round |
a re u r«ed
Sixes.
¡college with th e university would
es young couples to acquire hom es
low er th a n usual. O ut of 182 rec­
attend.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
racey
C
orbin
m
o-|
result In subm erging th e beneficial In the youth of th eir m arried life.
tab le m eeting in B andon N o v em -1
orded grades, o ne-third of them
R em em ber About T he Playa!
tored to P o rt O rford S aturday. On I farm activities of th e sta te school,
ber 2nd, beginning a t 2:30 p. m..
4's, 5’s and ‘'Incom plètes''
P lay p ractice h as been begun o n ,
FORT ORFORD
th e ir re tu rn they w ere accom pan-
Action by the local g ran g e foi­
T his is not quite so bad as it woulu i th ree plavs: “S tatio n YYYY", “T he I w ith 8UPPer served a t 6 p. m fol-
One tim e on the T exas fro n tier n
led by Mrs. K ath erin e Sm ith, Mrs | lows sm ilar resolutions passed by
ap p ear on the su rface for th e R W
o{ thp Moon.., and ..Qn th e Iowed bV " "
session Miss
IA)CALS
C orbin’s siste r
I o th er locals since th e s ta te grange m an cam e Into cam p rid in g an old
grades recorded In several sub jects 1 A, r „ Thp c a st of the flrs t ig con. j M ary A melia Steer, d irecto r o
Mr and M rs L u th er S teln h au er i t h e request of both the propon- mule
are for only fo u r w eeks w ork I t finpd to th e Sophoniore class, while ¡w o m en s w ork of th e P resb y terian
I
B y stan d er—How m uch for the
en ts and opponents of the bill,
pompospd of ¡B o ard of C h ristian E ducation^ of
W alter B arklow retu rn ed from of E ugene w ere visitors th is p ast
is expected by both teac h er an d th a t of thp 8PCond
m
ule?
adopted
th
e
a
ttitu
d
e
officially
of
P h ilad elp h ia, will d irect th e con- P o rtlan d F riday, w here he spent week a t the hom e of Mr. S tein h au
pupils th a t the next grades will boys an d th e th ird , senior girls.
I
R ider J is t a hundred dollars.
ference, Dr. W. L. Van N uys of
e r’s b rother. C ourt S telnhauer, on n eu trality .
show a m ark ed im provem ent.
T he p erfo raian ce is scheduled to ,
sev eral days.
I B y stan d er—I ’ll give you five d o l­
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P
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rtla
n
d
will
atten
d
,
and
It
Is
un-
the Sixes.
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be given N ovem ber 5 unless fu rth e r, .J
/vz,/l " several
Z , I f I 1 from
fm r P o rt O rfo rd ' K AN T-RU N all silk Hose. A new
derstood
Home Loans Available lars.
C. C. W oodw orth tra n sa c te d bu«-
R ider (stopping short, scratch in g
N otebooks M ade in W orld H istory notice is given. M usical nu m b ets will be present.
p a ir if it ever runs. T h a t’s tru e
iness in M arshfield F riday.
T he 12 b ran ch ban k s of the Fed h is head and dism ounting) S tra n ­
A very In terestin g pro ject as well will be rendei ed betw een plays.
F o ru m
economy. Now in stock a t Golden
n m ethod of u n d e rstan d in g th e
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Mr. and Mrs. R ay Mills visited ' eral H om e Ixian System have open ger, I a in 't a going to let a little
P ro hibition w as th e topic of th e R ule Store, B andon.
Itc
in M arshfield the la tte r p a rt of the j ed th eir doors fo r business. They m a tte r of $95 stan d betw een mo
t \t to a h ig h er degree w as dcvel
Hook R eporta
F o ru m Sunday nig h t, w hich w as | M(. and M ir w
H
I in the W orld H istory class.
In o rd er to m ake It possible for
S heridan , wepk
have an Initial cap ital of $134,000, and a m ule trade. T he m ule's yourn.
lead by Evelyn B ark lo w an d W in -1 w ere
in
tra n sa c tin g
business
E ach stu d en t w as required to m ake all stu d en ts to have m ade the
n lfre d Babel. T h ere w as a good M arghf,pld Saturda>,
a scrap book co n tain in g p ictu res o r n ecessary book rep o rts and do sized atten d an ce and several took |
item s of in te re st p e rtain in g to th is aw ay w ith th e rush of last mln- p a rt in a very in te restin g d is c u s-' C. C. In m an cam e in from th e In-
subject. Some very novel ideas have ute reading, Miss L ed b etter has
; m an Mine on the Sixes Monday.
been found in. n o t only th e collec- ' ask ed fo r eig h t points to be acquir- sion.
1-ad lea Aid
| jyr j oh naon and Mr. Reed of Sil-
ti 1- but in a rra n g e m e n t and co v -, ed d u rin g the next six weeks. ,hi«
T h e L adles Aid will hold a special ' vprton a re gueiitl( a t y,,. homp of
m eeting W ednesday (tom orrow ) a t Mrs E j B akpr w h„ e enjoylng A
will leave seven points for th e 1.,
of th e sem ester.
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0 0 0 0 < > 0 0 < X X X > 0 0 ^ 0 < C > 0 <x> o o o o o o o o o
FOR SALE
2
Complete Rabbitry
New Styles in
All Silk Hosiery
JARKWO
Mrs. O. B. Roady
97c
Goìden Rule Store
a
h u n tin g trip in C urry county.
ti LITTLE
School "Juggling” Hill
f t
OLD
WIEWÌ0BR
T he Misses D onna M cKenzie and
Lela C rum bley atten d ed the th e a tre
in B andon S aturday.
A. P. Jo h n sto n tran sacted b u s­
iness in M arshfield F riday.
F. H. Seal retu rn ed to his home
in E ugene the fore p a rt of last
week, a fte r spending several days
Four of the five borough, of Xew h ere in connection w ith th e a ffa irs
:l; ( itv by themselves rank among of th e P o rt O rford E lectric Co.
he fin t ten cities oi the country.
Brooklyn alone i* slightly smaller
Mr an d Mrs. D avid McKenzie,
than Chicago
accom panied by Mrs. C. C. W right
The richest suburbs m the world lie and Mrs. Andy Ellis, were M arsh­
within Manhattan’s fifty-mile trade
one include eight ci» es of more than field shoppers Saturday.
100,00') population and 72 town» of
S im plicity P a tte rn s now only 5c,
more than 10,000 populating.
a t Golden R ule Closing O ut Sale,
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B andon.
Never have New York w m e i
Dr. and Mrs. A rth u r G ale w ere
lankerl about in bracelets as they are
doing today Three bangles on either S u n d ay g uests of Mrs. E. J. B aker
wrist are not excessive, according to on C h inquapin Ridge.
style If they are gilded they’re a shade
M rs. E. A. Lindberg is engaged
smarter than silvered.
th is week in ta k in g the school cen­
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In 1931 New York real estate was sus o f th is district.
valued for taxing purposes at a little
Mrs Mabel G illings was shopping
less than $¿0.000.000,000--o r about in M arshfield F riday.
one-eighteenth of the total estimated
wealth of the United States
A W. I-angdnn, of Bandon, repre-
; sen tin g Blake. M offitt A Towne,
Saw a woman the othfr night in a w as a business visitor here S a tu r­
restaurant wearing a necklace made of day.
what I learned was sharks' teeth.
Mr. and Mrs. T heron F rom m re ­
• * *
New York jewelers say that if a man tu rn ed to P o rt O rford last T uesdar
can lie persuaded to buy a ring for him­ an d a re now receiving the con­
self •> ith a stone in it, he will select a g ra tu la tio n s of th e ir m any friends
sapphire.
on th e ir m arriage.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S tratto n are
It has been a custom in New York
tc have two ornamental lamps burn all now occupying th e P earse house on
night in front of the mayor’s residence Jack so n street.
New York's mayor lives in an ap art­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hull w ere bus­
ment house Hence, no lamps
iness visitors in I^tnglois Monday
* * *
Mrs. H. L. M cC artney m otored to
It has been estimated that New
Yorkers drop a million dollars a week P o rt O rford F rid ay to a tten d a
in nickels, dimes and quarters, into slot ! m eeting of the G irl Scouts. P re p e r - '
atio n s a re being m ade fo r the
machines.
I C o u rt of H onor to be held In the
ty 1
new fu tu re a t w hich tim e It Is hoped
Tom b in New Y rk ha-s never been to have Mrs. L ittlefield
of New
completed as o rig in a lly planned
' Y ork City, a national official, a t - '
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tend.
New York does 13.7 per cent of the
total national retail trade, buvs 16.2 j M rs G rover T ichenor returned
j from P o rtla n d T h u rsd ay w here she
per cent of the country's food
had been ea led by the death of
• • •
Unemployment among actual ___
resi- h er m other.
1ents f New York it well below the
Mrg A p Sw eet and Mm. Colllnr
c y C AR L M C t y J
M IS
Destructive Expansion is proposed under the
guise of Economy end Consolidation, by the
Zorn - Macpherson School "ju g g lin g " Bill,
which actually . . .
DO2S NOT REDUCE BY A SINGLE PENNY th e
basic S tate tax you now pay for higher education.
ESTABLISHES 4 NEW SCHOOLS, a t Ashland. La
G rande. E u g e n e and Salem .
CP.EATES 3 NEW TYPES OE SCHOOLS Ju n io r Col­
leges and T eachers’ Collide, of questionable value
to Oregon.
ECTABLiJHJS STATS SUPPORT for Ju n io r Col­
leges in e'--ery Oregon city or town.
JUNK3 ',-<D DISCARDS OVER $< CX.90C.90 of tax-
payer-orm sd bu'.’dirzT artd land.
NECESSITATES N r.W -BuILDING PROGRAM and
trip! 33 ccstl7 eq u ip m en t now a t University or
S tate C .’.'cgn.
INCREASES INSTRUCTION COSTS 26% for Uni­
versity an d Oregon S tate stu d en ts.
DECRE tSZS WORKING STUDENTS' CHANCES
40' , depriving h undreds of an o pportun ity for
higher education.
W ’ JCKS PRESENT UNIFICATION PLAN This
p lan Is s.
00 per year com ­
pared w ith previous co jts for S tate schools.
DEPRIVES OREGON STATE COLLEGE of its high
ran k as a technical school by subm erging of agri­
c u ltu ra l courses.
«bove Geli overwhelm tbt half-truth«
and part’al ilcltm t
. made by
pro-
Voters, Think ! ■-
VOT^ v VS
ci (l’!i »eh"
r»l
S| «4
iEÀA> •lAa' t
»che»».
M acphertc
, M o v in g Ei.
New York brewers, confident that
P R IN T IN G
Port Orford News
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
evening to tak e p a rt In the Com-1
m u n lty ch u rch service
»he da» « of prohibition are numbered,
do not look for the return of thv corner j E d ito r W E. H assler of the Coo«
• aloon But they do predict beer will Cr un»y C ourier w as a P o rt O rford
’ e sold at soda fountafcu iu drug ( v isito r W ednesday
Miss Madge W hite spent T hurs-
k JL JL Æ A A
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