Port Orford news., February 21, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, February 21, 1933.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
mg F rid a y a d iscouraged gro up of Mrs. Leslie F itzhugh Miss F lorence
stu d e n ts passed a m otion to pay a F itzhugh and E d M clntee visited
■ n te re d a t th e P o sto ffice a t P o rt
O rfo rd , O regon, as second class few bills it th ere w as enough mon- B andon S a tu rd ay
ey in th e treasu ry . T his w as th e ’ „
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m all m a tte r u n d e r Act o f M arch 3, H 7 8
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I H. rle s h e r, accom panied by Geo.
only business a tte n d e d to.
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Published weekly at Port Orford. Oragoa
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GEO W 8ORAN8ON. Editor,
rrom a business trip to Ju n ctio n
body g ath ered to g eth er. T h is tim e c u
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purpose
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money,
but
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
in a d ifferen t way. T he proposi­ I Mrs. J a c k M cK ay m otored to
One T e a r -----------------------------
tion m ade to the h ig h school y ear B andon S aturday.
M r an J Mrs. Jo h n F io m m and
by th e C u rtis P u b lish in g Co but
Six M o n th s________________ fll
th is y ear left in ch arg e of the Sen- fam ily w ere d in n er guests Sunday
A d v ertisin g ra te s >5 cents per column ls:h
lor class w as tu rn e d over to th e * 0* M r- and Mrs. T hereon F rom m
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The Missing
Heiress
PORT ORFORD NEWS
McNair Is President
Of Hardware Men
M ONDAY A F T E R N O O N S
at
Woodman Hal,
Hazel Knapp
DANCING CLASSES
(F ro m W estern W orld)
G. R. M cN air, local h ard w are
By ISABELLE WAITT
I dealer and p resid en t of th e ch am b e r;
! of com m erce, has been honored by
1 DY w as fu rio u s at herself .fot his election to th e presidency of the
b lu sh in g ; furious a t the man be O regon R etail H a rd w a re & Im ple­
side her for catching her looking m ent D ealers association. T he elec­
35c p er H alf H our
up at him. Yet she could not helf tion took place last T h u rsd ay a t
IL Ever since th a t first, "P ard o r P o rtla n d a t th e a n n u a l m eeting of T ap — B allet — C h a ra c te r
tne. Is th is seat engaged?" she felt the association. O th er officers are
w‘“< ‘“ ’ I
P ° rt ° rford
D AN CES
tra n sa c te d business his hypnotic gaze upon her. He. too G. R R iddle. G ra n ts Pass, vice
oppose th e rest In th e contest. T hey in B andon F
Friday.
she saw from his ticket, w as going president ; E. E. L ucas, Spokane,
riday
seem to th in k th ey can do it T u e -
Ash c o o k wag am ong , hose from I *° New York city. Ills luggage wat j W ash., secretary : E d Simon, Salem ; ”
d ay shall be th e final day for all , six es In B andon S atu rd ay .
1 .J g _ .grad5
.G old 'n lt ia l s - w e r t ( A. R. Q uackenbush. E ugene: W “
i S tu d en t Body dues ____ ___ 14.00
m agazine sales
they
J.
S.?—adorned
a black wal | McKenzie. Goldendale. W ash ; and I
B
radley
W
est
Is
now
em
ployed
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rug‘
c
a
s
e
P lay s ______________
28.10
• • • •
P h y sician and Surgeon.
E d Lewis, M arshfield, directors,
1 B asketball gam es
63.30
by A. G uerin on the Sw eet place, j Ag the
TOC R N A M E N T FLA N s
O ffice 491, H om e 492
tra in
stopped, Jud> Mr. L ucas is th e fa th e r of Dr. E. P h o n es:
R efunds on daily p ap er and
Mrs. C. C. W c'.dw orth an d d augh­
eached the aisle first. Two s tra n f L ucas of B andon.
A
rran
g
em
en
ts
m
ade
by
th
e
bas­
F
a
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M orrison B ldg
lig h t bill
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k etball co m m ittee w ere received ter, Hazel, E llio tt W oodw orth and gers accosted her a t th e foot of th t
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B andon, O regon.
T otal R e c e i p t s ______
$134
67
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
larence
Z
um
w
alt
Of course it is only in acco rd ­
steps.
“Miss H errick? We’d likf
F riday.
The co m m ittee
w hich
ance w ith th e tim es th a t the stud D ISB U R SE M E N T S
a word with you.” They took hole
I co n sists of L eland P. Linn I™B I Wer” am onfi tbose frOTn Sixes a t
E lectricity
....... ...
$ 22.01 1 Sevy and Lynn A. P a r r has an n o u n ­ ten d in g the m onthly G range m eet­ of her arm s.
Daily P ap er
6.36 1 ced th a t the to u rn a m e n t d ates a re ing a t Langlois.
fin an cial position,
S tartled, the girl Jerked to fre«
A ttorney-at-I»aw
B asket ball expenses ___ ------ 29 63,
th o u g h t is fa r t
I herself, but the men held on. “ Whc
(F ro m W estern W orld)
F
irs
t
N a tio n a l B ank B ldg
T y p ew riter ex p e n s’s
....... 1386
a re you?” she dem anded.
‘‘Let g<
T he suprem e c o u rt of O regon has R&ndon
-
O regon
7.80 j
T ra n sp o rta tio n .........
my arm s. You've got a n erv e!”
affirm ed, the opinion of Ju d g e ___________________________ __ _ _ _ _
2 30 I
P lay
am o u n t of funds
Iff
B ran d in the case of G eorge P.
Refiners and ‘Buyers o f
‘ R ep airs ___ ______ ...__
9.69 '
W e've been detailed to take
III
P erh ap s, th ere will lin g er in the
team s from th e P o rt O rford sub­
L
aird
of
B
andon
vs.
W
a
lte
r
P
IzH-kers
home."
2
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to
u
rn
am
en
t.
J
m em ory of some, th e rem em b ran ce
F ric k of S an F rancisco, appellant, Native Platinum and Gold
H auling
‘‘Well, 1 never!
.......
1.00
I’m not this
of w hat now becom es legendary,
T h is su b -to u rn am en t shall be
on appeal from Coos county, the
(F ro m W estern W orld)
H ighest Market Prices
Science
E
q
u
ip
m
en
t
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person
you're
looking
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225
for
and 1
sum s of m oney tak en in at plays
held In th e local gym probably on
£ m U i M '1 9 0 7
action b eing to recover on a con -
......
3.90 '
C
om
m
encem
ent
(1932)
A
rchie
Allen,
who
has
been
her*'
prove it. Hey, G eorge!” She
o r basketball gam es. $125 for th ree
M arch 2 o r 3. F o u r team s shall
W
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B
ERG BRO S.
tr
a
c
t
fo
r
th
e
p
u
rch
ase
of
lum
ber
12.50 '
S enior C lass R ings
S M E L T IN G & R L U M N G C O
m eet a t th is tim e to d eterm in e the from M iranda, C a l, visiting rela­ caught sight of the man who'd
one-act plays six y ears dw indled
L aird w on his case in c irc u it
,60|,
S tatio n ery
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O ifi« *: 742 M arket S t., Sen Franciats
tives.
ran
his
c
a
r
o
ff
the
ocean
cupied
the
tra
in
seat
with
her.
H(
to $23.1C th is year. $40 for one ev­
e n tr a r ts to th e M arshfield tou rna-
Plant: South Sen h i , - - . - , .
c o u rt about a y e a r ago and F rick
M iscellaneous
2.82,, m ent. T hese team s will probah.v
‘“ T
b,IOCk8
° f was coming down th e steps, carry
ening of b asketball has acquired
appealed
it
to
th
e
suprem
e
court.
"
G ardens S atu rd ay Ing tw o large suitcases. "T hest T he decision m eans th a t F ric k m ust
the dim inu tiv e am ount of $4 10 a ’
— ' 1 be from the follow ing schools:
T otal D isbursem ents
B andon n g” 1 a n d he and his com panion. •
she confronted him. Mthlnb
-----$117 05 ,
our last gam e. J u s t look w hat th e '
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' H ow ard Cox, m iraculously escaped I m somebody nam ed Angela Her pay L aird th e sum of $6,600 w ith
B alance on hand
$17.62 I i A
Langlois,
At ago. F-jlC
Etc.
depression h as done
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H ow ever th is balance Is , Bncll.,
h ard ly
To thoge tPHms |u ck eno h t o ' d eath T he c a r ' a » pd to m ake the rick.
You can vouch for me. Fot in te re st w hich alto g e th e r am o u n ts
T he follow ing is
pnrrocl
— o u n
—z t u
rep o rt pte- co
rrect, nurlnrv
ow ing ♦ to »-. the In larg e n
am
*
&
. .. tu rn a t th e end of Ocean Drive. R"Bdbe«s sake tell them I’m Judy to m ore th a n $7.000.
pared from th e books of the stu d - of unpaid bills.
T hose bills to tal "
to u m a m e n t expenses shall crash ed th ro u g h th e heavy railing. Smith.
T here— my initials a re or
N E W D EA L
e n t body treasu rer. Ju n e C rum ley. 1 about $30 00 Not at all a cheerful
allowed for 8 Pl«ye»» and tne
coach from the tim e of n ecessary X T o n ' a ,‘Urned ,
sum m er9au" that overnight case he's carrying
I t ’s one of those th in g s th a t you outlook,
for
me,”
she
pointed
out
to
the
de
a rriv al till elim ination. T hese ex- h , ' a n ^ d *" “ g U ‘,C h SO m e 3 0 fee t
30 C hevrolet T ruck, ru n only 16,000
read an d weep
• • • •
penses include reaso n ab le tran sp u t J e " *
ox jum ped cleat of the tectlves. “You can see for your
miles
R E C E IP T S —
j
ST U D E N T BODY M EETS
tatio n an d m eals
c a r and Allen w as throw n out w hen j selves."
31
C hevrolet C oach — G u aran teed
C arried from last y ear
“You can see for yourselves.” ac
< 31.4«
At th e re g u lar stu d en t body meet-
like new
The c red en tials of th e team w i n - ; '" it tu rn ed , over.
‘ The , tw o a suffered
u n e ie u ,
.
.
“ n in „ ......................................................... m lnor cu ts and bruises but th e c a r d'Hesced George gallantly. “I car 30 C hevrolet Special S edan — Six
n in g from th is to u rn a m e n t to rep-
speak for this young lady.
• w as a total w reck
wheels. T ru n k R ack.
resen t th is d istric ts shall be provld-
the ___
men
„a »„_ .u _ i-
.
. .u
.
• Allen w as a rre ste d by sta te p o ll' 1 Puzzled, but reassured,
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'to r u n lm e n t
6
th * s t a ,e .a n d tak en to Coquille w here he was* brea,hed hasty apologies. T his girl 29 F ord P ic k u p new tires.
1 lo r u n a m e n r .
I fjned J1(x) fo r reckless drjvi
I they said, Just fitted the description 25 Dodge Sedan, good condition.
29 C hevrolet Sedan, like new.
W atch for fu rth e r an n o u n ce­
of a c heiress, missing now severa
27 P o n tias P an el D elivery.
m ents co n cern in g th e su b -to u rn a­
days, who had been reported en
30 C hevrolet Sedan, com pletely ov
m ent, fo r it m eans a lot to the
ro u te from Rnston to New York.
erhauled.
com m unity and you will be g reatly
F ifteen m em bers of the local Bov
“T hank you—G eorge,” Judy smiled
25 H udson Sedan, a buy
In terested In th e gam es played at. Scout troop, w ith th e ir leader. Rev when they- w ere alone.
31 C hevrolet Sedan -See this!
th is time.
: D J H enry of B andon, enjoyed a
"Yow're welcome. Ju d y
Do yon
• • • •
25 M axwell Sedan, new rubber.
j trip to The H eads last T h u rsd a y , believe I d wish fulfillm ent?”
Pl-AY LAN GLO IS FR ID A Y
26 C hevrolet Coupe, cheap tra n s p o r­
afternoon, w here the fire m aking
“T h a t's som ething to do with
tation.
!
We a re ra th e r d isgusted to adm it te s t w as given. Bobbie V oorhees dream s, isn ’t It?”
29 F o rd T udor.
th a t th e deciding gam e in th e nor- w as successful in passing all re- “Um-h’m, so I've heard. Anyway
F o r E conom ical T ra n sp o rta tio n
th e m C u rry g irls ch am p io n sh ip ser- quirem ents.
' I w as dream ing on the train I had
CHEV RO LET
ies w as lost to L anglois by a sim-
m et you and now 1 have.”
C onvenient term s —G.M A C. ra te s
ply ap p allin g score T he P o rt O r- S p le n d id C o lle c tio n o f
Well, you’d b etter wake up and S O U T H W E S T E R N M OTOR CO.
ford team , reg ard less o f th e ir m an y
.
I help me get out of here before thos«
P hone 190
Coquille, Or.
o p p o rtu n ities to m ake num erous
A rt ,n C le v e la n d , p riv ate detectives come back. See
j b ask ets w ere unab le to tak e ad- '
A,«<»ng the legacies th a t have , them over by the gate? I’ll wager
v an tag e of th e ir luck, fo r th ro w af- co,De 'l'»wn to us from th at llttle-ap- they’re still w atching tue."
1 te r th ro w resulted in m erely a dis- I'rp<''ated period of the w orld's his
He looked at her queerly.
I co u rag ln g toss to w ard th e b ask et t ?r i ’ ,llP
a)ies, are the enatn- was. then, the ml zing heiress. He’d
i T he fo u r p oints m ade by the local * e< obJpct s that have been pre- rend som ething about It In the pa
IMES a re Im proving, but It
Most of these foods a re easy to
girls in th e first q u a rte r w as no t ' r ' ed ^or t *le "lost p art In the ' per.
“Suppose I stick around a
would be hard to im prove at cook, hut you w ill need these re­
the price on the follow ing cipes for the m ain dish and the
1 increased th ro u g h o u t th e game, and •,P1,s,lr'ps of cathedrals and In mu ' hit. Miss—Miss Smith
Ws seem
d in n er for six people. We still dessert.
luckily enough could not be de-
, It?,re as t,lpse a re - thp to have lots of things in co m m o n -
w ant to get us much good food
Creamed Salmon, Peas and Cu­
creased
Izinglols how ever, seem ed
‘ *l,spuni °* Art has h a d . Initials and glances, f >r Instanc
for as low a price as possible, and cum ber: Make a w hite sauce of
th e .. good fortune to acquire for Its J How about a common lunch?”
only
to
be
sp
u
rred
on
by
the
fact
_
th is d in n e r will cost, in most four tablespoons bu tter, th ree
1 th a t a t th e end of the first h ..............
alf th e * C° e< 1 On*
.
• re,,l*y tUstlaguished '
“1 think youT i being horrid, hut
places, only tw enty five cents per tablespoons flour, two cups milk
I score w as tied 4 to 4. and m a d e '
w rHes I. P. ' I’m starved and 1 would like to give
person
It has the advantage, and sa lt and pepper Add th e con
too of including fish and so a f­ te n ts of an 8-ounce can of peas,
1 point a fte r point
It w as only in- I rnry in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. those dumb sleuths the slip.
¡ev itab le th a t the final score s h o u ld ’ » . . ^ * a.rt oi’ enan,e,iQR. although
fording variety, for most people the salm on, flaked, from h alf a
Downtown. In a restau ran t noted
forget to eat fish more th an once tall can, and half a cucum ber,
be as It was, 29-4 We c o n g ra tu la te
to the Egyp-
e ' : a, " J " .
.
for Its excellent cuisine Juriv’t
a week. H ere's th e m enu:
you. Langlois, as ch am p io n s of nor-» hh/hl«?0 / *6| ,uun,,ns’ rear,lt‘^ It« . ^ves touched her companion's. T hlf
diced. H eat and serve.
th e m C u rry
! K
deTp|or>»'pnt d»r¡ng the ' tim e he Mushed
“I d,.n-. wlgh
Peach P u dding: F our th e sliced
—B read on Sale a t—
'
h
I B yzantine period, and the enamel *
peaches from a No. I can Into a
seem Im pertinent Miss Sm ith.” he
T h e high school boys gam e was
Creamed Salmon, Poax and
baking dish, and sp rin k le w ith
C. A. LONG'S ST O K E
...
.. , .
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, p| ’ of the eastern em pire carried accented the nam e slightly. “It’s
Cucumber 3S<
equally one-sided but still, m ore to
«■
1
one-half teaspoon cinnam on
Rub
.H
. I_. P
I. o rt . O rford m .«ntaining
f m an„
,n,,1' pncp from
C onstantinople vour own nffalr If vou wain to he
Baked Stuffed Potato*» 15<
T H E DODGE COM PANY
th e point.
,
,,
to g eth er one-half cup (lour, one-
” io mnn> p a rts or Eiirone nnrtlcn
llr or colt
among the missing hut If | could
in P o rt O rford
the lead th ro u g h o u t th e gam e. T he |.,r iv
R honid
. .
h alf cup su g ar and one-third cup
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,
,
,
.
J
,
,r
ro
Rncnlsli
G
erm
any
and
the
(bange and Onion Salad 18<
lie of service In any w ay—you—you
b u tter, and sp read on top. Bake
.fin a l score, In creasin g from 29-1 a t . Me,w v „ ||PV of Belgium
4 splen
C.
C.
W
O
O D W O R TH
Itread and Putter 1O<
I
in a hot—480’ —oven for about
th e end of th e first half, ended to ,lid reliquary and a large cross In can tru st me." he blurted out.
Peach ¿adding 27/
In Sixes
th irty
m inutes.
Cool.
Serve
"So
you
think
I'm
Angela,
too!"
m
l
a<lvan'
age
4
1
9
I
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m
useum
s
collection.
Illustrate
Coffee id ith Cream ,0 /
w |,h two th ird s cup light cream .*
e seen your picture in the ro­
n
v a
i* '? « 1,
° f eni" ,,LJ Svork most com
togravure."
P ort O rford and T anglols TRdepcn T fnonlv used In this period
At ti l ST X IIJSKX, P ro p rie to r
“ I know We do look nllke. Well
dents, w as th e only close gam e of , T his Is known as cl.am pleve a
P o rt O rford
the th ree, th e refo re th e m ost ex- process which Involved taking' a I owe you gome explanation. I sup
I'm Miss H errick's double
citin g P o rt O rford lost th e ir lead copper piale and, a fte r draw ing on pose.
B’s a terrib le tiling to he a m il
I of sev eral p oints In th e fo u rth i. the design to . he enamele.l, — cut - ! „o
n alress
You're w atched ever,
q u a rte t and failed to regain it a
ting a n a , the surface of such p a rts minute.
Poor
Angela
S th o u g h It seem ed very neat th ■ as w ere to receive the enamel.
| to have a little pence,
score ending 52 to 51.
j her way home now
£
Hnberly of B and.in refereed th e
the wink when she walked past
£ two high school g am es and H a rry
• those detectives who detained me
z
th e 1
: You see. I stall ..fT rep o rters and
C ream S e p a ra to r.. T racto rs. M owing M achine., M ilking
- cam era men. while she sails by in
Sw iss A A m erican M atch Re­
M achine., E tc
I eognlto in a wig.”
p a irin g — S pectacles
S hingle., Flooring. R u .tlc S h lp l.p , D oor., W indow ., Moulding.
I
B y LOUISE M. COMSTOCK ,
lie was. she anw. looking nt her
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N
OTES
All W ork G u aran teed
Iro n in g B o ard .. B read B oards. P erfectio n P la ste r
j will, misgivings
"Y ou're d 'sap
W allboard. H ouse an d R ulldlng T rim m in g s
i pointed th at you didn't rescue an
( oqullle
O regon
heiress? I'm sorry.”
T H E BABES IN T H E WOODS
F ran cis H u g h es tra n sa c te d busi
I m tickled to death you a re n ’t
— n o s in P o rt O rfo iJ T h u rsd ay
— Mt and Mrs Bert W ells m otored r - 't 'I t «une centuries now Robin th at H errick girl. I w as lust won
Red Ihreaat, with leave» and flow dering how m any o th er trav elers
£ | to B andon last T uesday
B uilding And C arp en te r W ork By D ay O r C o n tract
C em en t £
von call George."
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kom
e
1
prs-
•'“<! cov»re<l up for childish Ils
Melvin
M
athei
arriv
ed
W ork. Septic Tanke. Sidew alks. F o u n d atio n
= from G ra n ts P a ss last T uesday fot
the m l'erab le end of t h e ’ “Why. George, I—"
Jew eler and W a tc h m ak er
Blocks. E tc.
won't have
h a re It!
It!
•'Bulies In tlie Wood," atul tim e lias* I “Becniise
riecnuse i I won't
Do
■ an Indefinite stay
The
H om e of Good W atches
H ouse P ain tin g . D airy B a m W h ltew aahlng by P ow er S p ray er
bpilr? Suppose I h adn’t been
£ ' Sixes g ratle school b asketball •oftened the cruel »lory Into a tiara- I •
O regon
O r H and
2: squad w ere d efeated at B andon on ery favorite. N evertheless, th ere j r” *• b,,t son' p n ther fellow, w hy— CoquUle
exists In England today the very b‘‘re yo" d hpp" harin g luncheon
C. R H enry, of L an g lo l. In . h a tg e of B uilding D e o a rtm e a t = Fr?.u“ y
W C Rtivd a Qzxex
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P<rtmaBL
4 has F itzh u g h h as been nam ed forest lu which the tragedy oc- 1 " l,h ’otnp "flier George,
We will be gi,<d l . I * " 8 ° " ? c h a r«’ of P M ntlng D ep artm en t. £ p resid en t of the new h ealth club curred, W ayland wood, near Tliet- I “" ’b.T- George— Say. what Is your
ford, and nearby It, Grlston h alt • "nine, anyw ay?"
P aln tln - I t
” 8 ' • y ° u “ flm ataa on all B uilding M aterials.
organlaed at th e Sixes school
“It s George." George confessed
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fit
F eb ru ary 11th M ary S h irey and reputedly the house of the wicked
I* W illiam W W estbrook w ere m ar- uncle, sll p a rts of the estate of the “George Ja rv is Saunders. Only I
present Lord W alslngham ; and cer­ dropped off my first name. Always
fled in Coquille
hated It fill I heard von snv it. Sny
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A. G uerin is now located on the tain ancient docum ents reveal the It again, will you?"
E lectric IJ g h t P lan ts. W ater P lan ts. Pum pa. E n g in e ,
story as one of sta rk reality.
2 W illiam Sw eet place on th e Sixes
P ipe Ar.d F ittin g s
■'All right, silly o ld —George
I
G rlston hall h a t been the prop­
■ river, h aving moved th ere F rid ay
erty of the De Gray family since never went out with a man before,
Mi
Moore
moved
to
G
aylord
last
R e g u la r m e e tin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
Ülltlll
the Sixteenth century.
In 1882 it really," she confided “ But I have
W ednesday
d ay of each m o n th .
V isito rs
paw ed Into the possession of little to have a little life of ray own "
r m e »W W a a a i i S a M . _ z
I h u r-.la y M i md M,< I
alw ay s w elcom e
"S ure yon do, Ju d y .” S aunders
Thom as de Grey, (hen, say the e a rli­
1 j Donald m otored to Coquille
est ballads, th .e e years old.
H is stared at her In open adm lrntlon
W ort h y M atron
I F red erick H ull sp en t th e week un,.|p K obrr, (|e Opfy
,eft # "Suplióse I run along now and sho
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end
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M rs Ja.« S yphers
hom e
C lip t h i. reo p en .0,1 „ . ¡ I ¡, with «1 f o r , , lx H rek.’ n , I
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considerable legacy atul custody of my sam ples. I’m In lew elry —get a
<
Mrs. E Cthel M ather
m otored to t he infant heir.
A document of hlg discount on engagem ent rings
’a
S ecreta ry
I Handon T uesday.
I H L C H R IS T IA N s e l l N C I M O N IT O R
('o iild n t you meet me
' the period hrlutes that the hov was you know
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una, countably lost during a visit to for dinner and begin that little life
Boston. Masaaehiiflett«, I’ a a
J ployed on th e Z um w alt ra n ch fo, • a re l a , |„ . o th e r legal papers show of your ow n—onr own?"
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| th e past several y ears has moved th a t the niu Is subsequently took
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to the Jo h n N odine place
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peace
and
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over
Griston
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was
held
In
suspi­
and the flondlal and the other
‘
Do*
Mrs H ow ard Hull and Miss Hay- cion by the neighbors, w as trice Im­ th is evening, thank h eav en !’’
el W oodw orth atten d ed G irl Scout prisoned and eventually died a
George paid th e check
- | have
;
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s
,
I practice In Por* O rford W ed n .s
bankroi
a hunch," he said at parting, “that
I day.
By adding to these facts the lit­ you won t he anybody s double very
(Name please prlnO
M eets second S a tu rd a y of each ’
E m m e tt G ray tra n sa c te d business tle .«liter who shared the gruesome long because you II be somebody y
In B andon S atu rd ay
m o n th
V laltin g b ra t h e rn wel 4
f “ e. end the hired n u rd e re rs who better half Are you good at a rlth
com e.
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Well, figure th at out for
II. V SA U ER S.
I T uesday receiving m edical alter.
lad m akers and story teller* wove yourself
Then he left her. hlush
tlon.
,
W o rsh ip fu l M a s te r
Ing furiously
th e unhappy tale we know today,
• • a a a
C R A W F O R D SM ITH . S e c y
Mr and Mrs R alph Ilelm keu
t I S S t . ,V»«t*m
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saw spibrr in
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DAY ID JE N K S . T re a su re r.
81.44
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However things may seem, no evil thing is sue-
cess, and no good thing is failure.-- Longfellow'.
J
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H. L. HOL^STON, M. D.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Laird Wins Case
In Supreme Court
C. R. WADE
Car Makes Dive
Off Ocean Bluff
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
Hair Cut
Bov Scouts Meet
35c
R. C. Ostrander, Prop.
Port Orford
A $1.50 Dinner for 6
FRESH BAKED
GOODS
DAILY
T
Bread
Rolls
Cakes
. .
BANK
OF
BANDON
|( ommercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
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L oggers
Pool Hail
E. J. Tilley
LANGLOIS. OREGON
CONFECTIONERY
I p-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Pau,man, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
S
S
S
McCormick-Devnng Ranch Machinery
= ♦
Lime, Cement And Roofing
Who was Who?
• «
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Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
H A T T O N ’S
= ♦
2
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
I
V. R. WILSON
Kelly Springfield Tire*
L. IL HATTON
Prop.
S
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
..
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
B
2
TOURISTS
Port Orford, Oregon
Curry ( napter No. 135
0. E. S.
X
A DOLLAR’S WORTH
L"
4
Desks. Bedroom Suites,
Tables. Sewing Cabinets
Etc.
: ‘
PORT ORFORD
i
LODGE
A. P. & A. M .!
Made in Part Orford
No. 170
(MYRTLEWOOD SHOP
D. I). McGill, Prop.
‘ Port Orford
Oregon