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I The Port Ortord Deep Water Harbor
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KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
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I Volume VII.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, February 7, 1933.
F. 0. Wins Doubleheader:
Girls Game Exciting Event
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Farm School Interesting
Protect Roadside Beauty
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Siskiyou National Forest
Number 10
Upton Ward Electrocuted;
World Employee Victim
I,nral B asketball fans witnessed
the firs t re g u la rly scheduled county
F ro m W estern W orld
(F ro m W estern W o rld )
games on the high school gym nas­
A n y subject p erta in in g to cost of
Upton S W a rd , p rinter-pressm an
i u m floor F rid a y n ig ht when P o rt
production,
w
h
e
th
e
r
on
b
u
tte
rfa
t
of W estern W orld, was found dead
Orford took both ends of a double-
o r eggs, involves a g re a t deal of
in the furnace room o f the F irs t
header fro m Langlois.
N a tio n a l B a n k b uilding sho rtly be­
The boys, playing w ith o u t the interesting discussions, according to
Mrs. E. J. B a k e r and S. J. Spoerl fore 11:00 a. m. W ednesday H e had
services of H e lm k e n a t center, eas­ the sentim ents o f the groups a t ­
i w ere Bandon visitors yesterday.
app aren tly been electrocuted fro m
ily won w ith a one sided score of tending the meetings being held
J. I. H enton and Charles Hansen a 110 volt lig h tin g circu it. Judging
*8-14.
T h e gam e was never in each Tuesday and W ednesday ev­
o f M ars h fie ld o f the W est Coast fro m circum stances he was p re p a r­
doubt a fte r the firs t few m inutes enings a t the Bandon high school
Telephone company, spent F rid a y ing to change the ligh tin g a rra n g e ­
of play, and it was ju st a question fo r local p ou ltrym en and dairym en,
respectively. T h e cost of producing
in P o rt O rford.
m ent and was unscrew ing a light
of how large the score w ould be.
| E. L. W h ite , d is tric t fire warden, bulb fro m its socket w hile standing
W ith the score 38-10 the P ira te s ’ an item is the center of a ttrac tio n
! was transacting business in L an g ­ on ihe dam p concrete floor. Burns
second team w ent into the gam e a t d u rin g these low periods of income
lois last M onday.
w ere found on both hands
the end o f the th ird period, and and i t behooves each producer to
Tuesday
n ig ht
M rs
Stella
T h e body was discovered by L.
continued to run up the score on produce the item a t as low a cost
Schm itz, tra ffic supervisor fo r the D. Felshelm by w hom M r W a rd
the
fa s t-tirin g
Langlois
squad as possible.
Last n ig h t’s discussion brought
W est Coast Telephone com pany, N was employed. Upton
had
been
Iang loia ia seriously handicapped
out
the fac t th a t cows on pasture
O. Burch, w ire chief, and M rs. w o rkin g as usual d is trib u tin g type
in m a te ria l fo r a boys' team as
Clarence W h ite w ere d in ner gueats w hile his em ployer was o perating
they have only ju st about enough the g rectezt num ber of days d u rin g
o f M r and M rs. D a v id M cK enzie the linotype. T he la tte r d id n 't miss
boys to fo rm a team , w hile P o rt O r­ the year produce b u tte rfa t a t a
low er cost than one on pasture any
a t C loverdale ranch
h im fo r some tim e as his w o rk o f­
ford is m uch better fixed in this
less tim e. On the o th er hand, this
M r and M rs. J. P M asterson and ten took him to d iffe re n t parts o f
regard than ever before.
same cow w ill a u to m a tic a lly pro­
children of Sixes are
occupying the building, one of U p to n ’s duties
B ut fo r girls' team it is d iffe r­
duce less b u tte rfa t fo r the year
th e ir a p a rtm e n t a t the Seaside ho­ being to stoke the furnace H o w ­
ent. T he Langlois school has one
than the cow th a t has been on less
tel fo r the next month.
ever a fte r a h a lf hou r o r so his
of the best team s in years and the
pasture and g ettin g more b a m feed­
1 Theron F ro m m Is rem odeling his em ployer looked around fo r him .
game F rid a y n ig ht was the beet
ing. T his was proven conclusively
hom e on Oregon s tre e t
w ondering w hat he m ig h t be do­
girls' gam e ever witnessed here.
P P. W h itm o re, state engineer, ing Not find in g W a rd e ith e r on the
How those tw o team s did figh t. by the Oregon State college in its
survey of 1930-31 on roe* of pro­
transacted business here Thursday, firs t floor or in the basem ent It
First P o rt O rfo rd would lead by
ducing b u tte rfa t. when it was found
re tu rn in g to Coquille the same day was concluded that he had gone up
a point o r tw o then Langlois would
th a t cowa on pasture fo r an a v e r­
A tto rn e y D e w a rt o f Gold Beach tow n aa he was privileged to do a t
forge to the fro n t, and it was P o rt
age of 245 days d u rin g the year
was a Dusineas visito r in P o rt O r­ any tim e A fte r ano ther h a lf hour
O rford’s tu rn to be in the lead
produced 266 pounds of b u tte rfa t at
ford T h u is d a v evening
or more Felshelm became a la rm ­
when the fin a l w histle blew, w ith
an average cost o f 35c per pound.
Miss R u th C la rk , M rs M abel G il­ ed by the absence, p a rtic u la rly a f
the score 19-17.
T o the cow th a t was on pasture
W ith only the last q u artei re-
lings and
M rs A lb e rt B ick
of ter he found th a t W ard '« h at and
only 118 days d u rin g the year, it
maining to play Langlois leading
M arsh field attended the basketball coat w ere hanging in th e ir usual
was found she produced 302 pounds
15-11, it looked as If they w ere due
games In la n g lo ls W ednesday ev­ place A thorough search was then
o f b u tte rfa t. but at a cost of 42c per
made
The
lig h t in the furnace
ening
to win. especially when Sutton was
pound of b u tte rfa t. T h e difference
F. F. F r ia n t is d riv in g a new 1933 room was out so he lighted m a tc h ­
I called out o f the gam e on personal
was made in the kinds of feed other
es and as he groped through the
C hevrolet car
fouls, but E d ith Tich eno r moved up
than pasture, in the w ay o f grains
d ark room he stumbled onto the
from guard and laid down a b ar-
M rs E L. H a rris of the M iddle
and hay fed in the bam .
body.
isgs o f baskets
th a t totaled
8
E
lk
la
spending
the
rem
aind
er
o
f
;
T h e above in fo rm a tio n was used
W ith the assistance of R a y Bates
points in the f$w re m a in in g m in ­
the w in te r in Los Angeles, where
last n ig ht very h an d ily in discuss­
utes. and the game was on ice. The
M r. H a rris w ill join her soon.
I and C J. Gannon, employes of the
ing ways and means of obtaining
cheering was so intense it was a l­
M rs Syneva Lin db erg is a c tin g , telephone company, the body was
mors fro m the pasture since it was
most a m in u te a fte r tim e was up
,
as
re lie f o perator a t the local tel­ carried to the firs t floo r in the
reported to ba the cheapeet feed
p rin tin g o ffice and Im m ediate firs t
before the referee could be made to
ephone
office.
fo r the cow. F e rtilis in g w ith b arn ­
aid adm inistered Which was c o n tin ­
understand th a t the gam e was over.
C rayton Sauers and Roger H a n d - !
yard m an ure
was
discussed s t
ued
W ith in a few minutes D r.
To the O lrl P irates goes con grat-
I
ley
transacted
business
In
M
arsh-
length, w ith
a d ra w n conclusion
A rth u r G ale wan on the scene and
illations fo r w inn ing fro m such a
I field F rid a y .
th a t a concrete m an ure tan k would
did everything possible
splendid team as the Langlois girls
be a paying investm ent to the a v e r­
D r. L. R. Pugh, accompanied by
The V . S Coast G uard wae called
have.
age te rm e r
In
this com m unity.
, O ro v»r
and Ia w re n c e Tichenor, and C aptain Theodore Roberge and
In a p re lim in a ry gam e the P o rt M uch more is to be said about this
le ft fo r P o rtla n d last Tuesday, Law -1 his crew w orked v a lia n tly fo r more
Orford g rade boys proved a lto g e th ­ subject
next
W ednesday
night.
■ rence Tich eno r re tu rn in g to reenter 1 than an hour in the hope o f b rin g ­
er too strong for
the
Langlois F ig ures Bhowing the use. cost of
j L in fie ld college at M cM in n v ille fo r J ing back a spark o f life but to no
grade team , and won by a score of construction, size, etc., w ill be pre­
, the Sprin g term
avail.
28 to 2.
sented again next w eek th a t have
,
M rs. C lyde W a g n e r and i n f a n t 1 Upton S. W a rd was born a t I-ehl,
E a rlie r in the w eek the Stxee been compiled on the liquid tanks
son have returned
fro m
Albany U tah, A p ril 15, 1906 H e was the
giade won fro m
Langlois grade ae they are being used in the T illa ­
1 w here M rs. W ag ner has been a son o f M r. and M rs C. E W a rd
15-11, and the P o rt O rfo rd high mook country.
I guest of her m other for several and came w ith them
and
other
school boys, w ith the second team
I months.
N e x t Tuesday night's discussion
members o f the fa m ily to Bandon in
playing most of the game, defeated
J
w
.
H.
Sheridan
o
f
Seaview
F
a
rm
w ith the pou ltry group w ill center
1909 H e came to W estern W a r H aa
the Langlois high school 38-18. but
transacted business in N o rth Bend an apprentice and wae employed
around the subject of w hat can be
In the g irls gam e the Langlois team
Monday.
done about g radin g and m a rk e tin g
for a num ber of years when he
played fin e basketball to w in fro m
to
Tuesday o f
last
week
J udg« q u it to tak e up o ther em p lo y m en t
o f local eggs. T h e re ie a g re a t deal
Port O rfo rd g irls 28-13 The«« w ere
B rand granted s divorce to Mu A fte r eevarat. y ea r s w a a M n * a t the
to be said about this subject and
practice games
, N e llie F rancis T h u rm an fro m L. G , various local in d u s tria l plana and In
no doubt som ething conclusive w ill
P o rt O rfo rd meets G old »each
T h u rm a n
T h e T hu rm an s w e ir a shingle mHI In W ashington, ha
ba brought out regarding the m a r­
next F rid a y in the firs t o f th e ir
I fo rm e r res' 'ents o f P o rt O rford
k e tin g of local eggs. Home ta lk has
returned to W estern W o rld to r e ­
'wo annual struggles
and
these
L L K n ap p and F. H. Seal were sume his position about tw o years
been made re g a rd in g the m a rk e t­
games should be m ig h ty close.
i Gold Beach visitors Saturday.
ing of eggs to some wholesale con­
ago.
F rid a y night's lineups w ere
P.
,
Mrs. M ay W a rn e r and d aughter i
cern out in the valley. Is local p ro ­
H e was m arried In 1928 to Miss
O. Boys— Conley (7) f. Post (12) f.
Ixtls have moved to Reedsport.
duction s u fficie n t to w a rra n t such
I-ols M arie Challacom be, d au g h ter
F rom m (8) c. Po nting (3) g. Z u m ­
an o u tle t’ Does local production
I Geo. B. S ta ffo rd and F re d West
o f M r. and M rs. A. J. Challacom be
w a lt (4) g. H an d ley (6) a, W h itm a n
. holz of Gold Beach were in F o rt
supply
local
m a rk e t
the
year
a T rib b y s. K re lg e r s. W ilson s,
o f thia city. To thia (talon three
r
»
. O rfo rd F rid a y In connection w ith
around? Can local m a rk e tin g of
children w era bom: Betty Marte,
Rutledge (6) s. M ille r (2) a.
m atters re la tin g to the new coast
eggs and
p o u ltry
be Im proved
who Is three ytArs old; Upton S
la n g lo is Boys — Russell <2> f.
I guard station.
w hereby It w ill b en efit not only the
Jr., who ia tw o; and M a ry O live,
Thom (8) f, Bolee (2) c, B ritto n
G. E K rie g e r, d is tric t m anager, i
producer but also the consum er*
born Decem ber 16, 1932
<27 g. Cook g
, accom panied by M rs. Stalls Schm itz
Such are some of the points th a t
Besides his w ife and three c h il­
Port O rgord G irls --S u tto n ( • ) f,
J
tra
ffic
m
anager,
called
a
t
the
lo-
are to be brought up fo r discussion
dren, and his fa th e r and m other,
Soraneon (5) f. Capps H c, P au ld ­
| cal o ffice of the te le n h n n s c o m p a n y
next Tuesday n ig h t N o t only pro­
deceased is survived by three b ro th ­
ing sc. Capps R g, Tich eno r (8) g.
last T hu rsday
ducers are asked to particip ate in
ers and three sisters: Jack. Bob
Crum ley s.
i George Q uigley and son N orm an
these meetings but anyone else re­
end Bliss W a rd o f Bandon, and
la n g lo ls
G irls — C rew
(9) f,
have returned fro m a business vis !
gardless of his profession, who is In­
M rs. C. C. C levlng er of M orten.
Johnson (8) f. K re u tze r c. Spang­
! it in P o rtland.
terested in pro m o tin g his local c o m -'
W n .; Mrs. John K re u tz e r of D e n ­
ler sc. E d w ard s g. S pangler M g.
Mrs. A lb ert Bick and Miss R u th I
m u n lty . Is most cord ia lly invited to
I egraph facilities, w hich cannot be I
Guerin a W o o d ru ff s.
C la rk were d inner guests Wednee-1 m a rk . O r.; and Miss Edna W a rd of
s atisfacto rily furnished by a com -|
attend.
Bandon.
M
in
in
g
T
ru
th
,
the
o
ffic
ia
l
pub­
Referee: E a r l Rice.
An
In d e -!
A persistent rum or about town I mission-paid operator.
day night o f Mrs. M abel Gillings
These m eeting are held In the ag ­
lication of the northw estern m in ­
T he case has been reported to the
Rev J D. H e n ry o f the Ban-1
ric u ltu ra l room o f the Bandon high is to the effect th a t an e ffo rt is pendent exchange w ith a fu ll tim e
ing industry, published the follow ­ d o n -Ia n g lo is -P o rt
O rfo rd
parish. ! state accident commission. Aa an
school each Tuesday evening for being made by c e rta in interests to operator, as now handled, is the
ing w a rn in g in Its issue o f F e b ­
W o rld
M r.
attended the basketball game at employe o f W estern
A n th on y
U rlis .
4014
B rig h to n poultrym en and each W ednesday have the telephone exchange of tne only solution of the situation unless ru a ry 2, 1933
W a rd was covered by state in s u r­
the gym nasium F rid a y night.
evening fo r d airy m a n , all meetings W est Coast Telephone com pany re­ P o rt O rfo rd is to take a d efinite
Place. Chicago. 111., w ill visit O re­
"F in a n c ia l P irates of the sort
Jess Sutton visited in Broadbent ance w hich w ill care fo r the widow
duced fro m an
independent
ex­ backw ard step.
gon in M a y or June of this year s ta rtin g a t 8:00 p. m
and children
th a t brought about the panic of Sunday of last week
change
w
ith
a
fu
ll
tim
e
operator
W
h
ile
the
local
public
fu
lly
real
and w ants 125 acres of im proved ,
1929
are
now
setting
new
traps
tor
F un eral H ere Sunday
Miss
Edna
I^edbetter
has
been
In
charge,
to
a
sub-station
in
charge
Ize that present business conditions
and unim proved land suitable fo r |
the u nw ary public. M in in g T ru th confined the past several days w ith
F u n era l services w ill be held st
of
a
commission-paid
operator.
c
a
rry
w
ith
them
burdens
fo
r
t
h
e
1
general fa rm in g
Prefers W estern
J a n u a ry was an unusually storm y
issues this w arn in g and invites re- a severe case o f flu. Miss M am ie the Schroeder
Gano chapel in
Oregon but is also interested In ir ­ m o nth according to C u rry county
C itizens who have given serious telephone com pany, the consensus publication
In
o rder
th a t the M asterson o f Sixes has been teach­ Randon. Sunday. F e b ru a ry 5. 1933.
o
f
opinion
is
th
a
t
a
b
ackw
ard
step
rigated lands
M ust be close to standards
thought
to
the
m
e
tie
r
are
ra
th
e
r
W ith but 10 clear days.
o f this ch a ra cte r at thia tim e w ill schemes of vicious stock m an ip u la­ ing in her place at the high school at 2:00 p m„ w ith Rev D onald J.
good fish in g and hun tin g
‘ five p a rtly clear, and 18 cloudy outspoken In th e ir a ttitu d e tow ard w ork to the disadvantage o f the tors m ay be fru s tra te d .” The w a rn ­
In te rm e n t w ill
Mrs. E th e l M a th e r o f Sixes was H e n ry o ffic ia tin g
H F W’alton. 303 E d w ard s St.. days, a ra in fa ll of 15 47 inches was such a move
T hey assert, th a t
ing follows
be In the I. O. O. F cemetery.
a P o rt O rfo rd visitor Sunday.
com
pany
w
ith
the
Im
provem
ent
o
f
W aterloo. Io w a , w ants fro m 20 to recorded,
according
to
w eath er w h ile fin a n c ia l conditions are tig h t
■•There are m any legitim ate gold
H e n ry Johnston o f G arrison Lake
40 acres o f p a rtia lly im proved land statistics com piled by H e n ry John­ here now. as elsewhere, the im m e­ local business conditions w ith in the m ining, prospecting and de>eiop
was a business v is ito r
in
town
next
tw
o
or
three
months.
S J Spoerl and F ra n k P a ris vis­
in Coos county suitable to r p o u ltry ston, cooperative w eath er observer diate fu tu re holds much o f prom ­
m eni projects under w ay—but there : Tuesday
ited P o rt O rfo rd W ednesday, re­
and f r u it raising.
Com ing about T h e m onth witnessed some of the ise for better business, c itin g the ‘
are alao m any dubious prom otions
F ay T rib b e y was taken to Ban- p ortin g upw ards o f 12 Inches of
the firs t o f M arch
and stock
m anl|rulatlons w hich j don F rid a y fo r tre a tm e n t for quin
! heaviest storm s th a t have occurred new coast guard station, w ith Its 1
snow at the B a k e r ranch.
J. H Grafues. 414 W 33rd St. in this area fo r m any years
The 383,500 construction app ro priatio n,
h ave no object excep t the en rich ­ sy
She was able to retu rn home
■ I. H a rris of the M idd le E lk
Kansas C ity. M o . interested
in m a x im u m tem p e ra tu re was <1 on and its annual m aintenance o f ap­
m ent of the prom oters at the e x ­ a fte r receiving m edical cars
was buying supplies in P o rt O r f o r i
land fo r stock raising.
A
t
its
re
g
u
la
r
m
onthly
m
eeting
pro
xim
ately
314.000
for
payroll
and
pense of the public and Io ttu-
J a n u a ry 8th. and the m in im u m 25
Fred W a rn e r and W a lte r R o bin ­ S a tu rd a y
on J a n u a ry 17.
supplies, construction of which w ill held yesterday the P o rt C om m is­ d etrim ent of the m ining Industry. son left fo r Reedsport Thursday,
W T W h ite , Jr,, transacted bus­
sion reorganised for the c u rren t M IN IN G T R U T H advisee all per­
1 re tu rn in g to P o rt O rfo rd Sunday
T h e d aily range was (firs t figu re In all p ro bability s ta rt in A p ril, and,
iness In Langlois W ednesday.
year,
reelecting
all
officers,
nam
ely.
son» approached w ith so licita tio n -
Sunday. F e b ru a ry 5. Miss Prlscll-
second m axim um ,
th ird also, the crab fishing ind ustry th a t
Collector
o f In te rn a l Revenue is date,
L B H a tto n was a Bandon vis­
8 J Spoerl president; E L. W h ite to pu rebase sh ares In gold-m ining
| la C lifto n was m a rrie d a t her horns ito r M onday
<'lyde O. H u n tle y has announced m in im u m ): Jan 1. 46-38: 2. 50-45; 3. promises to be or* a large scale op- ' secretary
and
J
P
Ma.-teraon,
com
p
an
ies
to
in
v
e
stig
a
te
carefully
in P etalum a. Cal., to L aw rence Sev­
M arion and Weaton Z u m w a lt of
'h at agents fro m his o ffice w ill be 61-32; 8. 52-44; 5. 50-46; 6. 55-40 ; 7, e ra t ion this season w ith fro m 1000 treasu rer T h e new ly sleeted mem
before Investing."
erson of O akland w here M r Sev­ Sixes spent Sunday in P o rt O rfo rd
at Coquille F e b ru a ry 25 at M a rs h ­ 58-38; 8. 81-40; 9. 58-43; 10. 53-35; to 1500 pots in commission. In ad­ her. O rris K n ap p who q u a lifie d at
erson Is an electrician In one of
M r and M rs H a rlo w H e n ry of
field on F e b ru a ry 27 and M arc h 1. 11. 59 37 12. 57 34 13. 60^3 14. 49- dition the volume of seasonal to u r­ the January m eeting, was not pres­
E llio t t M arion and Hazel Wood- the large hotels Mis« C lifto n spent
the E lk riv e r w ere Sunday visitors
»ad at N o rth Bend on M arc h X. 38; 15. 52-32 16 46 28 17. 48-25; 1«. ist tra v e l, a better feeling In th»
ent.
P
o
rt
O
rfo
rd
cedar
lum
bering,
and
1
w orth w ere guests o f thslr sister, several jm onths here d u rin g the In town
for the purpose of g ivin g citizen« 44 36 19. 32 34 . 20. 46-28 ; 21. 52 14
In addition to the usual routine M rs Ben Munson, a t la k e s id e over ■ummer w tm her slater M rs F ra n k
23. 50-34; 24, 48-35; 25. in m ining, tend to insure a decid­
I-eia and June C ru m le y and R u th
'•instance in the preparation
T h e y w ere aceom
No I 50-35 ; 28. 46-88 ; 27. 46-39 ; 28 47'36 ed pick up in business this sprina business the Commission rented the the week end
Weed o f G arrison I-ak e and made and l a R e n r M aloy form ed a h ik ­
'h e ir income tax statem ents
-»
«
le
d
■
>
»
fa
r
as
N
o
rth
Bend
by
Union
fish
house
to
W
illia
ra
D
ew
ar,
Each o f the»« phases of business
m any friends who Join in heartiest ing p a rty to Sixes Sunday a fte r-
provision ia made fo r an agent to 29 59-36 30. 47 36 31 50-42. aver-
M rs N elso n
req u ire a d e q u a te •eiep b oeie and t e c crab and fiah buyer
I age. 30-33
congratulations
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FORT ORFORD
LOCALS
Grants Pass, Oregon, January 31, 1933.
Editor, Port Orford News,
Port Orford, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Soranson:
In your paper of January 24 I noticed the ar­
ticle about “Roadside Beauty Progresses."
I am very glad to see you give this particular
subject space and proper headlines. I really believe
that that is one of the things that is going to bring
more returns to Oregon coast towns than any other
non-resource attraction.
,You people have a wonderful coast Ifine, and
when that highway is completed, it is going to be
traveled by many people in preference to the inland
route, due to the unusual scenery and the cool and
desirable climate. The beautifying of your highways
is a factor that will be very important with making
proper impressions and making the trip desirable.
Nature has already done a wonderful piece of work
in beautifying that highway with the shrubbery and
flowers that are found there in season. Even the
cut-over lands north of your city are beautiful in
their new growth of young cedar and fir.
All that is required by your citizens to keep this
road in its most beautiful condition is to keep the
clearing fires from getting down close to the road
and killing off this stand of young conifers, which
will undoubtedly be replaced by brush if killed by
fire. It would be a shame to lose any of the ground in
your vidnity chiefly valuable for growing timber
through careless fires, when it will grow a new crop
of cedar in such a short time. Port Orford cedar is
now one of the most valuable lumber trees found in
the West, and it will probably grow to maturity in
as short or a shorter time than the other imporant
species. Another factor in your favor is that it is
found only in a short section of country along the
Oregon coast, of which your locality is about the cen­
ter. Your citizens should guard the lands suitable
for growing this kind of a tree most jealously, be­
cause it is one of the resources that Nature has pro­
vided on the land, and if protected, will continue
make a permanent source of revenue.
Port Orford cedar alone is responsible for the
building of many towns along the coast, and only
those towns and communities that provide for a sec­
ond crop will be able to maintain themselves on this
resource. I believe that the coast towns could well
afford to start a “Protect Port Orford Cedar” slo­
gan for the benefit of their people.
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Very truly yours,
G. E. MITCHELL, Forest Supervisor.
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