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PORT ORFORD NEWS
Volume VII.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, November 22, 1932.
Number I.
Highway Ass n Makes Con­
“100 Miles of Scenic Beauty”
Poultry Show Dec. 9-11;
One of the greatest attractions for place the billboard nuisance under
pleasure of tourists who travel the state control, while the Oregon Coun­
tact; C. oí C. To Assist | I the
Oregon Coast Highway is the "100 cil for the protection of Roadside
Premium List Out
miles of Scenic Beauty” from Bandon Beauty is shaping its plans to bring
Ed w. Muter, manager of the New Zealand After Siens south to the California state line—a
region unmarred by the commercial
sign and bill board nuisance. The con­
structive work of the Port Orford
Chamber of Commerce in 1927 in free­
ing this section of the coast highway
from commercial signs and billboards
and insuring its maintenance in its
natural scenic state, furnished the im­
petus that has rapidly crystalized pub­
opinion on the billboard question
throughout the world.
In today’s issue of the NEWS is a
news item from far off New Zealand,
where the citizens are combatting the
nuisance, and another item that the cit-
izens of_Califor.nia are endeavoring to
about the elimination of t*
the signs and
billboards from other Oregon high-
ways.
Among the many natural attrac­
tions of Curry County the ‘TOO Miles
of Scenic Beauty” takes first rank, as
every traveler is impressed by the
naturalness of the region through
which the coast route passes. It is,
however, an attraction that requires
constant vigilance to maintain in its
proper condition, and every citizen of
the county should consider himself a
committee of one to cooperate in keep­
ing this naturally scenic region free
VJ1C commercial sign and billboard
from the
nu i sa net •
Oregon Coast Highway association.'
“
Auckland. N. Z .-T h e Governor
has advised the old established Port
Establishing classes for poultry
Orford Chamber of Commerce that General of N ew Zealand has la­
of production ability will be Inaug­
th« association has been successful terested bim self actively in the
urated for the first time this year's
in negotiating with the National I" ° vement for ‘be abolition of road-
Bandon E gg 4 Poultry show Do-
Deputy
Sheriff
Strain
of
Lang-
Automobile club San Francisco S'de advertisinK Not only has he
lois attended the Field preliminary cember 9‘ 10 and I t This will be
for reciprocal cooperation in hand- T * / " *" PUblic earne8tly «bout
».
J W t 'lr o n io r f u r f r f u i z . .
welcomed addition for _ m any poul-
hearing here yesterday
ling tourist traffic during the com- . disfiSura“ ° n of scenery by such
Henry Patton and Jam es Kreig- trymen inasmuch as some of their
ing season. Mr. Miller states that adyerti’ inS- but he has been nego-
er
returned Saturday from a w eek’s stock is kept m ainly for production.
the association has assured the ,
g W ith advert'8ers for a cessa-
All birds entered in the produc­
F.O'pectlng trip in the K eiby dir-
club, on behalf of the entire Ore-
" ° f, the,r actlvities
tion classes will be judged princi­
tr.ct i. Josephine county.
gon Coast region, of a cordial w e l' S p ea k n g at the W ellin8*on Hor-
pally for egg production qualities
come and the extension of every
Boc,ety ’« Spri"S Show,
A l,x s Nllson
the Port
I- Judging them for standard dis­
ford Bakery spent ■ e w e e k - r j | 4
courtesy to make its members' v is-! L° rd BIed,sIoe 8aid that as a result lic
qualifications will also be Included
Marshfield.
it along the Coast Route a pleas-
‘l ngthy n<'So t‘a“ °n ’ the Shell
but which is minor in im portance
ant one. and has asked that Cham- ?
Company has guaranteed that
A. W tjjngdon representative of so far as production class is con­
bers of Commerce to also extend as- *t8 advertl8lng hoards in all country
Blake, Moffitt * Towne, wholesale cerned.
surance to the National Automo- ‘J? Ct8 wouId 8oon be rem°ved
paper dealers, transacted business
Heretofore all birds that have been
bile club that their comm unities '
* ° n'y exception would be at the
here Friday.
exhibited at the show have been
will cooperate in this welcome. He ' nt,r ance
tow na Informing mo-
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gabel le f t 1 entered in the exhibition or fancy
also suggests that literature dp. I tori’ u wbere their requirements
W ednesday morning for their horn-' class This has been hard on the
scribing the various attract tens of W~ e ° 'alnable
in Michigan after spending th e ' Productive bird inasmuch as it is
each comm unity be forwarded to
" " that prom,8e has been
summer at the Inman mine.
not very often that an individual
the club for distribution to its
he ha3 ^ ^ u n i c a t e d with three
bird
can be found possessing both
L.
B.
Hatton,
Leland
Panter
and
membership, numbering some 15.-
' rmS . Re beIieves ,h at they
S IX E S N O T E S
«
000
will follow the example, except in *
The three one act plays. "Station Charles Panter returned Saturday the ability for production and of
a
exhibition type.
This constructive piece o f work regard to advertisem ent, on rail-' ♦
YYY," "On The Air." and "Rising from the Hatton mining property
on
the
Middle
Elk
where
they
♦
The same entries will hold trus
Miss
Ruth
Bryant.
38.
is
being
of
the
Moon,"
given
by
the
stu­
if followed out by the comm unities
" h‘Ch J ° " tract8 exist
held in the county jail at Coquille dents of the Port Orford High spent the past ten days m a k in g ,' for the production class as has been
in the spirit in which it has been X r h ,« .
h° Ped ‘b*“ X C. - C. Woodworth.
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accompanied
incepted, should result in many
bus.ness men would follow by Em m et Gray, were business vis- for the death of Fred Hanks. 33, ' »cbool last Friday night, were ap preparations for placer mining done tor the exhibition class, that
who was found dead from a bullet 1 predated by a good sized audience, when the w ater supply is available *8’ a cl»8« for cocks, hens, côcker-
thousands of tourists being routed 1
,eXamp1®' for no beauty should ; ltors ,n Gold Beach last Tuesuay
this way by the National A u to
‘5« * roy« ’ by ~ ha‘ he called 1 -
Miss Bessie Lane of Coquille vis- : el8’ Pul,et8’ old and young breed-
wound under the heart, outside the resulting in $26 being added to the
The barn o f Gardner and Gilmore
(k . t . , ■ __
—- — i Bryant cabin at Lakeside earlv student body fund for the purchase ited in Port Orford Sunday, and on ' ‘ng Pens an*J old and young lay-
m
en’s
commercial
adnormalities
mobile club, and is but a part of
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I was burned Tastnw adm“ r r P'aCe Sunday A coroner'8 Jury brought
REDUCE LIGHT RATES
J ln of the fjre ,g
Orig' in a verdict of justifiable homicide. of rings for the 1933 graduating her return home she was accompan- ing Pens A bird entered in the
the work that the association is
class.
ied by Jam es Lane who will spend production class cannot be enter­
doing to bring about the maximum
Reduced rates for residence light-. M
”
but D istrict Attorney W alsh is
ed In the exhibition class. The sam e
"Station YYY' was given by mem­ Thanksgiving in Coquille.
volume of travel over the scenic ing, heating and cooking will go in- _blI f and Mrs C C Hayes and holding the woman for further in-
Is true with birds entered in the
Mrs.
E.
A.
IJndberg
har
com-
bers
of
the
Sophomore
class
Vir­
coast route
L ow n w e a Ck
x
. to effert in Bandon on December 1 I 7 "
were gue8ts of the Dillon vestigatlon
ginia Gamble. Raymond Krieger, pleted the school census of S ch ool) ®xh,biUo" clas8. they cannot be an-
The Port Orford Chamber of according to act|on
Millers at Ophir the fore part of
th* Productlon c>ass
Hanks, who had been employed Audrey Sutton, Mary C. Soranson, D istrict No. 1, finding 185 children i <""‘d
Commerce has advised the Nation- city counciI at jtg ___ . , _ y
Ilast week
I Besides the premium ribbons and
™ .
by the woman
work around her Evelyn Rowan, Gerald Rutledge, of school age.
al Automobile club that Port Or- evening”"""" ""
meeting last
Mrs Harry Flesher and daughter home, came to the cabin at an Leslie Zumwalt, and Roy Miller. It
Mrs Alden Plasterer of Seattle IC88h, aW8rd8’ a “P'endld array of
ford citizens will extend a hearty
.,
welcome to its members and that oerlntendent
* "n”
Tx" las?CX ’? ° tored to San F ra n cisco , early hour Sunday and attempted was their first appearance in dra­ who has been the house guest at ,"x x
h**" 8rran«ed for
last week on a business trip.
to gain entry by crawling through matics, and each and every one the L. B. Hatton home for the past I ,th b*neflt of ‘he exhibitors. 13
everything possible will be done to w v d r c F i e t
a
°1
Thursday evening Mr and M.s. a window and was warned away performed their part with ease, nnt- week, left Monday morning for
m ake t h e i ^ t a y in Port Orford and
depar,m e"‘ u th8 by
baan7 8’ 9 ’ «‘tings of eggs. 3
vicinity pleasant when they pass
" sT
° ‘ th# C° Un’ C. C. Woodworth had as their din­ by Miss Bryant, who, upon his re- uralness and considerable credit It Bandon She was accompanied by 7 i P ' " i n
12 ten"°unce bot-
ner guests Rev. and Mrs. D. J. H en­ fusal to heed the request, fired due them.
,k „ r
Further, the, In a . . , , m,
Mlss Lela Crumley who will retu rn ,
? ?Ctant ‘ P“ r ° f
was
adopt-
ry
and
fam
ily
of
Bandon
and
Mrs
I ’*rman Btch, a trio of Silver-Lac-
flce™Bs tH
he,xCab‘n Wa'1' C° Unty ° f' ' "°n The Air"’ a '«UKhable poi- home today.
literature will be supplied desenb- ed
Albert Bick
Mlss Ruth Clark spent the week ' ed W yandotte8' «ubacrlptlons to a
fleers said they were told by Miss trayal of a women's club broadcast.
ing the various scenic and other
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local attractions, including "100 in 7 j h t L X , redUCtlO,n i W" 1 bp
Mrs Jack McKay and children Bryant.
brought forth a great deal of mer end as the guest of Mrs E. J. number of poultry magazines, a
beautiful bronze plaque for grand
visited with relatives in Coquille
miles of Scenic Highway W ithout
Miss Bryant is said to be the rlment, and wan splendidly acted | Baker on Chinquapin Ridge
the Commercial sign and Bill- i” ? " d
t h T ''
.
over the week end.
daughter of a former Kansas throughout by Stresla
Grant ............
Williams, district attorney, ehamplon bird of the show, sacks
Fairier,
board Nuisance"
historic B attle
«4 a„d «
“ o
« °
Mr and Mrs Bert Wells motored judge, now dead. She is reported Shirley Forty. June Crumley, Mai was a Port Orford visitor Monday of feed, trap nests and many other
Rock and the m agnificient ocean speond and
. •>« oii"^
x " St' to Bandon Tuesday.
to have been divorced several years garet Corson and Lucille M clntee
while attending the Fielding hear items are listed in the premium
list.
panormawhlch forms its ----------
" " d and ‘hlrd 25 ki,owatt hour8
Ing.
and lOc’ for ail ”ov7r "75" KW H'Vhe
FrJ dericl< Hul1 was home for the ago from a man named Rice of
Marlon Wilson, Donald Zumwalt,
Grants
Pass.
The Heads, rising 250 feet above new rate w |„
The directors of the show and
Hc
KWH
» e e k end from his work near Myr-
The DeRrlsay family Is now resid-
Leamon Dean and Edward Llnd-
sea level and forming the promen- th
t
,P.
! * e Point.
Police said Miss Bryant told j berg depicted an episode
in the es ing in the Friant residence near Its officers are leaving nothing un­
tory creating Port Orford’s natur- fo r all over 30
""
I M ,‘ “ nd Mrs We8t°n Zumwalt them she and Hanks had
done In m aking the show one of
d r in k in v a n d t h . , ,x
x been !cape of an D ish nationalist In the Battle Rock.
al deep water harbor; Ga'rrison
q-u. . . . . . . . .
,.
.
and children motored to C oau ill« drinking and that the man became "Rising of the _______
Moon"- •when the
Mr8 W illiam White, Sr., has been ‘he leading "winter" shows on ths
a "d cooking w « V « C; „ r “ e ^ 7 l L X fOr ‘ ' ° UP*e
V'8,t W“ h abusive, beat her and proceeded to ‘
high shall "be "low and' the
SP’‘"dmg ^om - tlme ln M8r8hfle|d
have been
wreck the place. He tore a stove be high”—In
receiving medical treatment.
from m any sections
of - *x_
the
1 received
eve
«
and fishing; Port Orford Reef, a
v „,x o
, . .
a remarkably natural
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.
.
'
f,r8t kwh. 3c per kwh for the next
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dolge. Jr., nor‘ hw«8‘. which in Itself speaks
sea lion refuge, where thousands of
x .
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Guy Farrier was a business vis­ loose and carried It into the yard manner.
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100 and 2c per kwh for all over 130.
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Dolge^ wel1 ,or ,h e « r° w ‘h of the show
She locked the door, preventing his
itor in Bandon Saturday
sea lion may be seen during the Th
, . .
The Freshman class was a scream
mating season
in the summer fh
oXx'" h «J*" J ' x , ° r
Mrs' Albert Bick spent the week return to the cabin When be tried
Sr.,
to Gold Beach Saturday.
The directors for the 1932 show
In their rural sk it—one of the spec­
months; Brushes Creek canyon J ,
.7 *
Marsb' ‘*'d
to climb through the window the ialties between acts. Little June 1 RCV 9nd M' 8 D J H«nry o f , lncIud« H. E. Boak, C. F. Winters.
famed for Its idvlic beauty; Floras
.
J,* , ,
.
,
Sunday Mr. M clntee and familv shot killed him
Knapp. Twila Post. Maxine Bark I Bandon 8nd Prof and M' 8 Bevy of L A Panter, W P Duncan. How-
I-ake, a gem with a 25-mile shore
OmP'ete„ rom par8on J 8 move“ from the Crowley ran“" to
low. Winnlfred Babel and Peairx I I'angloi8 were ” nong thoee from ,r d Haga. O. C. Shindler. L. C. Ea-
V
J
x.
.x
x .x
8 h o w n in the advertisem ent for the . x . « „ , . x
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ranen to
Corson also entertained between i ° Ut ° f ‘OWn wh° a“ «nd«<’ ‘b« high ton. •»««• F. Svlnth. all of Bandon;
line: deep sea fishing through the Hydro-Electric Department else I
P
Mr8 Corbln mov-
Port Orford harbor which furnish- whpre in thj, jMUe
I ln* *o Port Orford The Crowley
acta with two clever dancine num ’K'ho01 p l,y Friday night.
. ** H Clinton. Laaave; George Kaps,
Thursday
County
Agent
Knox
es th rill, of a new sort to the fish-
No eh
waR mad<>
I ranch will be occupied by the Helm-
bers
I Frank Seal left Thursday for his North Bend; R. H. Hinds. Marsh-
erman; mountain stream s for sports ing power rateg Bandon w<>
, “ en fam ily of Coquille
I visited the local high school and
home In Eugene after spending sev- fl«ld.
fishing; and big game country
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and Mrs Albert M ill, vis- L T h “1 h ? ‘ e f ° rgan'“ tlOn ° ' "
era! days here In connection with
The premium list for the third
.
m a .. 9 I
Handicraft
club
resulting
in
a
where the bear, cougar and deer
, _»
z-.
. ■
ited re|atives in Marshfield Satur
‘be Port Orford Electric company annual Bandon E gg
Poultry
membership
of
all
the
boys
of
the
are plentiful
! Boat HOUSe Complete day
New York, N Y., Nov., 10.—With affaira.
show was o ff the press Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haves were in ' ,” ‘5 ” ’Ch° ° l bUt f° Ur <3*r“ ld R u t' an Improvement In traffic, the II
This valuable contact offers un-
Mr and Mrs. Robert Fromm o f , an<J *8 being mailed out by tha
Thc new U. S. Coast Guard boat
,n i _ ledge j was
limited possibilities to increase the house ho»
x
Bnndon the latter part of the week
«■ , elected president; Ray- llnois Central Railway system has Brushes Creek transacted buslneaa
secretary. Jena F Svlnth, to In­
spending about $2.000,000 a ,n °o ld Reach the first of last ‘erested parties. The Hat contains
'~ k •
month for supplies and will soon w««k
full Information about the coming
the highway will determine wheth- palnting and do,
othgr work
| Among those from Sixes attend-
j •
o
place a $250,000 order to r 6000 tons
Floyd Miller spent Friday In ’ "how which will be held Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. December
of rails, while the president of the Marshfield.
er such traffic will be benefic.al m aking the fine new building rea.lv i?*, th* h‘gb SCh° ° l play ,n Por‘
Railroad j M rs W T . W h ite , J r . and daugh , ». 10 and H
° r not
for the boats. As soon as the car :
,a8t Fr‘d* y nlght wer* Mr
Thanksgiving service will be held Mlsso rt-K ansas-T exas
Hospitality should be the slogan , iagrs are received from San Fran and **r8 J Rowan and children, at the Community Church at 7.30 says that an upward trend of bus­ ter. Vivian, who Is on a visit home | E ntry blanks for the show can
of every citizen of Port Orford and claco the boatg w j|, be hau]ed )n j M r and Mrs Clarence Zumwalt. Mr p m. Thanksgiving night, .w ith a iness In the Southwest, and with his from her studies at Ashland, were be obtained at Winter's jew elry
vicinity in taking care of the bus- from the rjver and kgpt un<Jer cov. a "d Mr8 Ray Zumwalt, Mrs. C. C. sermon and music appropriate to railroad, is unmistakable. It would Gold Beach visitors last Tuesday
store, McNair Hardware company,
mess that these negotiations will „ Th<.
hougg ,g ong of
; Woodworth afta sons, the Farrier the occasion.
Art Mnyea was a visitor at the Fuhrman
seem from these and other signs
Shindler drug store and
b rin «
fin e s t m
ono. t the
h . coast.
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. . . f­ ! fam i»«8. a "d Mr and Mrs John
that business is on the railroad to coun‘y 8«®‘ ¡ast Monday,
Hoyt A Eaton feed store. Ban­
finest
along
It . . is . . su
Fromm.
recovery.
don World.
ficiently large for three boats
Bandon World.
The first basketball game of the
San Francisco. Every road-build­
season will be played Friday night
ing agency should have a land-scape
Friday righ t at 8 o'clock at ths
I c E Fielding, who resides on a when the local high school team
architect so that highways may be
local gymnasium
a Court of
Charles E. Smith and Nels Hes
homestead between the Elk and 1 meets Riverton on the latter team g
"fit ” the landscapes The
Tb’
Gam« Commission at 8ixpg rjyer wag
“"" floor. Eddie Conley wUI be greatly
built to "fit”
Awards will be held by the local
gaard, both of Portland, were a r ­
■h ? ” l<L enaC; T
d ered ^ a ’
u rd a y
- m p . a l n t o f t h e Dep^ m i88ed
“ >* " " - p
Girl Scout Troops at which time
rested here at 4 30 Friday morning
board zoning laws to protect the dered ‘be discontinuance of the ut
s t a t e FX'<m lW’ln \ ° f t h X ° eP 1
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badges of merit will be awarded to
by Mayor F E. Drane and Chief
rural scenery
bounty paid on cougars and wolves, w bitL / nr h
"n ’ K
' f ’H IT P C ’H
P IT P W n 4
‘be girls who have successfully
r*t Police L. E. Osborne after sev­
These two recommendations were the ° rder ‘° become effective De-
under
i* 1 *7
h‘8 plac<
completed their work In various
eral days of detective work which
made by the architecture section of ‘’«‘"ber 1st. W E. Grey recently Hearina w « h i x , S,‘ptemb,‘r-1
scout activities The girls made a
Rev.
D.
J.
Henry,
Pastor.
brought
to
justice
two
men
who
“ h“ d before Ju8tlc,‘
the Commonwealth Club of Cali­ killed four coyotes on Sixes river „ ~ ¿
remarkable record this summer and
had been burglarizing and stealing
o f $25 each
u x W rlght y«*‘ «f’<lay morning at
fornia. following a study of the sit- and received a bounty
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It is hoped that the public will show
which time Mr T Fielding
wa« ac
Sunday School 10 30 a. m
from various places ln the comm un­
• tlon in this state The report, from County Clerk Caughell.
their appreciation by attending A
quitted, the testim ony ’ bowing ' |n g bUrcb
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Serv,ce'
Thursday even­ ity For a week or more these men
characterized as "a declaration of
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program will be given.
30.
were living in a shack on the beach
that he did ail in his power to
war on highway ugliness." favored
Young Peoples Forum, Sundav opposite the golf course. They drove
prevent the fire spreading.
granting of broad powers to the
evening 7:00.
two cars a red Velle and a green
Through an error last week the
highw ay division for acquisition of
JModel T. Ford. The officers caught
W ashington—The odds against
righta-of-way in any widths neces- vo‘e for United States Senator in
I them as they were preparing to
a railway passenger m eeting death
«ary for proper road design
Curry county was omitted
The
Contractor Houck completed the
35 attended Sunday school,
( leave town with their cars full of
in an accident while traveling are
"The heart of the problem of official vote for the two major can- work of distributing gravel on the I East Thursday night was the loot They had stolen 20 gallons of
150,000.000 to 1. Thia reassuring fig­
highway beauty is location." Mr dldates was: Stelwer. republican, highway on the Port Orford-Euchre flr8‘ »«rvlce in the change frn tn gasoline from Art Peterson of
ure Is shown In reports of the
Irving F Morrow, chairman dc- «9°: Gleaaon. democrat. 406 The of- Creek section, and is now engaged ‘ Sunday night to Thursday nigh» Prosper, a battery and other auto­
American
R ailw ay
association,
clared "Where faulty location ha- Bcial count of the vote In Coos and In building up stock piles along the Tb” Apostles Creed, with explana- mobile accessories from another
made public at Its annual conven­
needlessly scarred the landscape Gurry counties shows that W H route. This work will probably re- ‘Ions, was the theme of the even man at Prosper, tires from the Al­
tion here. In 1931 only four pas­
the planting of grass and vines is Bennett democrat, won out over quire ten days after which he p la n s' fnK »«rmon
Thanksgiving night ton McCue farm at Four Mile
sengers were killed. Grade crossing
only a palliative The outdoor ad D™*8 L. Knapp, republic»:, incum- on further work on the B ltn co I‘b«re will be a Thanksgiving serv- chickens, potatoes and other aril-
fatalities last year numbered 1811,
vertiser appropriates a public asset bent, by 15 votes; 11 votes in Coos road contract.
Ice, with special music
cles from various places In the
the low est death toll since 1922
rot private use He often offends the county and 4 votes in Curry coun-
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F o ru m
j com m unity At the county seat they
public Proper regulatory legislation ‘Y
Billy Soranson acted as leader o'. I Pl««ded gallty and will be sentenc­
should be passed."
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the Forum Sunday night T h . sub ed shortly.
♦ Woman Kills Man
In Lakeside Affair
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WhUe J’
PORT ORFORI)
LOCALS
Hi^h Entertainment
™-
l"ady ln<l''lrl««
4-H Handicraft Club
Brighter Days Ahead
A
i Thanksgiving Service
A
First Game of Season
Calif. After Signs
Thieves From Portland
Are Caught By Police
Fielding Acquitted
Bounty Discontinued
Court of Awards
I>
H ( ALENDAR
Election Figures
Rail Travel Safe
Building Stock Piles
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Women’s Club Sale
Issue New Directory
The W est C o u t Telephone con,-
Saturday beginning at 10 a. m t«» pany has recently issued and dis-
Wo®«n'8 d u b will hold an all day tributed to Its patrons a new direc-
««le o f fancy articles In their club tory covering the exchange« from
Bandon south to Crescent City
p '°u"‘y Ag7 ‘ R “ Knox v,8“«<!
Clearing Land
‘or the evening »«, H.s the
School CensuH Grows
Henry Adolphsen Is busy clear­
the year’s w o r k ^ C 4 1 T S h
^ pre~ * on ,“ 8d'
p ">pl« More
Lwut Garruon Davfchon. himself
club While here he a s s is t e d m 7 ?
h r ‘8’ l8 n l,k ? ” ’
a noted Army grxlmzn a few seasons ing a tract of land near Cape
fFrom Bandon World !
ganizing a 4-H Health club in t h
e
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local Rchool c-enaua haa bee*i ago. will be head roach of West Pomt Blanco, using a caterpillar tractor,
Mr. and Mrs John Marsh w ere, completed, show ing a total of 5 * 7 Military Academy football team m em ploying five to six men As soon
9th. 6th. 7th and 8th grades o f the burtn
I93J to succeed Major kalph Satse
visitors in M .r.h fleld j of school sg e This I. an to era a a a
as the clearing Is completed Don-
local schools
bead poach in 1931 -12.
last week
^sld McKenzie and Ira I Ansley will
■ of 10 over last year.
plow the tract with a Fordson