I
THIS PAPER
END EAVO RS TO SE R V E THE
PUBLIC IN T E R E ST S IN TH E
W IDE F IE L D OF W HICH PORT
O RFORD
WITH ITS
GREAT
NATURAL HARBOR IS T H E IN ­
DUSTRIAL CENTER.
PORT ORFORD POST
NUMBER 8
PORT ORFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1940
VOLUME IV
FACTS — NEWS
TO GIVE THE FACTS ABOUT
FORT ORFORD, ITS tLARBWR,
AND THE VAST REGION OF
UNDEVELOPED B E S O U B O M
SURROUNDING THIS C U T IB
THE AIM OF THIS PAPER.
as the PORT ORFORD LARGEST CLASS GRADUATES
ROADS AND H A H COMMITTEE MEETS;
REPRESENTATIVES 10 HAKE TRIP EAST WORLD WAGS V. GOLD BEACH
A meeting of the Roads and Harbor
Committee was held at the City Hall
following the meeting of the C it y
Council, in order that the Committee
might make a report on their activities
and make public the situation at this
time. Mr. Taylor read a |^4egram
from Senator McNary in which it was
suggested that the Board of Engineers
for Rivers and Harbors might meet
at Port Orford in July. A reply to
Senator McNary's telegram was also
read in which the Committee stated
that personal representatives were be­
ing sent to Washington to present the
informatioa and data in person. It
was an unanimous opinion of the meet­
ing that the Committee proceed with
their plans and take the information
in person to Washington.
The City Council, the Port Commis­
sion, the unions, the Chamber of Com­
merce, in fact everyone in Port Orford
and vicinity is 100 percent this effort,
and the Comittee of the Chamber of
Commerce is acting for all. It is vit­
ally important that information be in
the Committee’s hands for their use at
once. Everyone is urged to take the
time and trouble to write to their Sen-
ators McNary, Holman, and
man Mott or direct to the
Engineers for Rivers and
koom 2848 Munitions Bldg.,
ton, D. C.
Congress­
Board of
Harbors,
Washing
The 1940 graduating class of Port
Orford High School, consisting of 14
students is the largest to graduate from
the school. Eleven girls and three
boys will receive their diplomas at the
commencement program held Thursday
night at the high school gym.
The stage will be again superbly dec­
orated by Nat Perkins, who is to be
remembered for his past masterpieces.
Professor John L. Casteel, dean of Di­
vision of Speech, from the University
of Oregon, will be the speaker for the
evening.
One student, Betty Zumwalt, was
awarded a scholarship to Oregon State
College, which she plans to attend next
year.
The graduates are: Loeta Johnson,
Alida Quick, Helen Lindberg, Irene
Mark, Hewill Maloy, Georgina Mc­
Kenzie, Dorothea Mather, Elton Miller,
Betty McClintock, Betty Zumwalt,
Eileen Campbell, Dorothy White, Bet­
ty Weekly and Jack Kohl.
By FRANK FAY EDDY
reports, letters, photographs, etc. The
time alloted for the hearing is but 45
THE GREATEST CONFLICT in all
minutes, and as the information and
data bearing on this subject is tremen­ human history is shaking the world.
dous, it will be necessary to condense Nothing like this has occurred before,
the address to the Board of Engineers Europe has become a kind of devil's
in such a manner that the entire pic- 1 melting pot, into which has been thrown
ture is presented in
forceable and most of the moral and cultural aspira­
business-like manner.
tions of a large group of nations, in
Everyone wishing to aid in this un- which is rooted our half-baked civili-
dertaking is urged to contact the Com- ; zation. Alas! When the flames of war
mittee at once. Anything that should die down, there will be left in the
be in the hands of the representatives ' dregs in the bottom of that pot, little
after they leave for Washington, should of the immortal values of honesty,
be given to Roy Babel or John Gill- J brotherly lo.ve, freedom of speech, which
ings.
is fundamental for freedom of worship.
REPRESENTATIVES TO LEAVE ! These values, purged out by the flames
MAY 22
j of war, will have escaped to find lodg-
Frank Seal and Reeves Taylor, the ment in nobler souls, which, even as a
personal representatives chosen to ap­ minority, will battle for the higher
pear before the Board of Engineers for ideals of humanity.
Rivers and Harbors at the hearing to
be held in Washington on May 27, for
MEN OF TODAY are not more de­
futher consideration of improvement *o 1 praved and brutish than those of for­
Port Orford Harbor, will leave Port­ mer epochs in human history. But they
land at 6 p. m. on Wednesday May 22 have more efficient tools of destruc­
by United Airlines, arriving at Wash­ tion.
ington on May 23 at 2:37 p. m. They
will make their headquarters at the
IN ANCIENT TIMES, the military
Mayflower Hotel.
serfs, armed with shields and spears,
bows, arrows, and bludgeons, were akin
to the fighting men of today. The
R A IN FA LL MUCH MORE folks
at home gloated over the success
of their armies in Babylon, Niniveh,
FIR ST T H IR D OF 1 9 40
Egypt, Greece, and Rome. There arc
many tyrannical leaders known to his­
tory, some better and some worse than
Precipitation during the first four Hi(Ier MussoUni and Stalin But nevcr
months of 1940 is much more than for 5efore have ,(,ese brutal leaders been
the same period of 1939, according to ab,e (Q use the vast power of raechan.
a report made by the local weather ob- ■ ized war ¡n a carnival of destruction,
server, Frank Tichenor.
We s,and face ,o face with this world
Rainfall for January, February, tragedy.
March and April of 1939 totaled 30.17
inches. For the same period of 1940,
BROOKINGS W INS
the total rainial was 48.UX,inches, a
gain over last year of 17.93, over half
H. S. TRACK MEET
as much again as the preceding yea^
school with 12 seniors to receive diplo­
mas. The class roll is as follows: Dora
Boice, Almon Brown, Frank Brown,
Dorothy Brown, Charles Crew, Voy
Casey, Don Messenger, Juanita Rob­
bins, Macey Russell, Albert Strain, Ila
Storm and Agnes Wilson.
A baseball game wil be played hete
next Sunday between the local team
and Gold Beach. Originally scheduled
to be played at Gold Beach, the game
is the first conference game this season
SIXES GRADUATES
for both teams.
ROADS & HARBOR COMMITTEE
EIGHT STUDENTS
A new schedule has been made
WORKING OVERTIME
for the 1940 season of the South­
The Roads and Harbor Committee
Wednesday evening featured, at the
w estern Oregon Baseball League.
of the Chamber of Commerce has been
Sixes Grange Hall, the graduation ex­
The new schedule is b etter than
working overtime preparing data to be
ercises of the Sixes Grade School. Eight
the one published last week as it
submitted at the hearing. Many letters
students graduated from the school this
spaces the games played a t home
have been forwarded direct to the
year. Rev. MacDonald of Port Or­
and
the
ones
played
at
other
towns
board and copies given to the Commit­
ford said the invocation and benedic­
more
evenly.
tee for their use. The Committee has
tion.
The following is the schedule:
been most thorough in their eflorts to
Betty Zumwalt supplied a piano solo
May 19—P o rt O rford a t Gold
secure data. The District and Divis­
and diplomas were presented by R. E.
Beach,
Langlois
a
t
Em
pire,
F
an-
ion Engineers of Portland have been
Thomas.
view a t Bandon, and Marshfield at
contacted personally and have loaned
The hall was beautifully decorated
Coquille.
their valuable assistance. Many im­
with the class colors.
May
^6—Gold
Beach
a
t
Fairview
,
portant connections throughout the
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Bandon at P o rt Orford, Coquille at
State have been contacted and repre­
Langlois, and Marshfield a t Em pire.
sentatives are acting for the Comm -n-
June 2—Gold Beach a t Coquille,
ity at large and their efforts are in be­
Langlois a t P o rt Orford, Fairview CO M M ENCEM ENT
half of everyone.
To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin EUis, a
at Marshfield, E m pire a t Bandon.
The Committee's presentation to the
baby boy, on Monday, May 13. He
•June 9—P o rt O rford a t M arsh­ AT LANGLOIS
Board of Engineers will consist of an
field, Bandon a t Coquille, Fairview
The 16th annual Commencement Ex­ has been named Melvin Andrew.
analysis and condensation of all the da­
To Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rodison, a
a
t
Langlois,
Em
pire
at
Gold
Beach.
ercises
will be held on Friday, May 17,
ta and information collected, substan­
boy,
on Saturday, May 11, at Port Or­
June
16—P
o
rt
O
rford
at
Em
pire,
at 8 p. m. in the high school gymnas­
tiated by supporting exhibits including
Langlois a t Bandon, Coquille at ium. The program has been arranged ford.
Fairview , Marshfield at Gold Beach. and includes musical numbers by the
GEOLOGY STUDEN TS
June 23—Langlois a t Marshfield, girls’ glee club; valedictory by Ila PROSPER ELECTS
ROD AND GUN CLUB
Bandon at Gold Beach, Fairview a t Storm; salutatory by Dorothy Brown;
The P rosper school board held a
NEWS
V IS IT CAPE BLANCO
P o rt Orford, Em pire a t Coquille.
presentation of Curry County Legion m eeting recently and elected Miss
June 30—Gold Beach a t Langlois, awards by Dr. D. E. Baird of Port Or- Brown of Langlois and Miss R ogers
By The k ln gllsh
Coquille at P o rt Orford, Fairview j ford; presentation of diplomas by H. of Myrtle P oint as teachers for th e
a t Em pire, Marshfield a t Bandon. | c. Cadman, chairman of the board of r.ext school year.
Dean Packard of Oregon State; A,
July 7— Gold Beach at P o rt Or­ education; and climaxed with an ad­
Schenck, his assistant, and a group of
ford, Bandon a t Fairview, Coquille dress by Prof. John S. Casteel, director
geology students were weekend visitors
W rite to the Board of E n gin eers
a t Marshfield, E m pire a t Langlois. of division of speech, Universiy of Ore­ for R ivers and Harbors, 2848 Muni­
to Port Orford last Saturday and Sun­
July 14—P o rt O rford at Bandon, gon.
day.
tions Building, W ashington, D. C„
Langlois a t Coquille, Fairview at
Mr. Packard and party were not va­
The class of 1940 is the largest to be telling why you w ant H arbor Pro­
Gold Beach, E m pire at Marshfield. graduated in the history of the high tection.
cationing, but were making a field trip,
July 21—P o rt Orford a t Langlois,
and while here, they visited the Cape
Bandon a t Em pire, Coquille a t Gold
Blanco section, making stratigraphic
studies of that famous landmark
Beach, Marshfield at Fairview.
July 28—Gold Beach a t Em pire,
The group were the guests of the
Trans Pacific Lumber Co., staying at
Langlois a t Fairview, Coquille a t
Bandon, Marshfield at P o rt Orford.
Most fishing activities of the Club the White House in the Hamlet over­
3RD ANNUAL MUSIC
Coming up from behind by winning
August 4—Gold Beach at M arsh­
took place at Cannfield Riffle on the night.
the last event of thcNslay. the 880 yd. field, Bandon a t Langlois, Fairview
Members of the group were: Herb
Rogue River again this week. Mem­
W EEK VERY SUCCESSFUL tcl.r., Brookings KkV AcSool tra i t Coquliie, E m piie at P o rt Orford. News reprinted from the Port Orford ( shall present fewer of the features of
bers of the Club fishing there were Harper, Al ochcnik, Eldon f Gilbert,
_____
i team won the annual county meet front
August 11—Gold Beach at B an­ Post dated Thursday, April 13, 1882, the Inquisition and more of the features
Norman Ward, Lorny Johnson, Rov Jeam Bowman, Rich Mathews, Orral
a field of four schools, one less than us- don, P o rt O rford a t Fairview , Co­ published in Port Orford by J. H. Up­ of a practical, salutary law.
Bandy,
Al
Osanick,
Earle
Gould,
Mar­
Johnson, George Woodworth, Court
The 3rd annual music week program ual, as Langlois did not enter.
quille a t Em pire, Marshfield at ton and son. The following is the ac­
The enactment of a law regulating
Boice, Chas. A. Long, Gilbert Chriss, tin Heeridt, Merle Hutchinson, Phil
Except for the high wind, which im­ Langlois.
was held very successfully last Thurs­
count of the Democratic Convention as the manufacture and sale in this state
Grover Tichenor, Darwin George, Lea- McKinley.
day evening at the Sixes Grange Hall. peded the runners, last Saturday was
August
18—P
o
rt
Orford
a
t
Co­
held
in
Gold
Beach
in
1882.
This
space
Miss
Dorothy
Johnson,
also
accom­
of ‘‘Oleomargarine’’ in the name of
man Dean, Martin Lee, Rusty Miller,
The Communities of Port Orford, Sixes an ideal day for a track meet at Gold quille, Langlois a t Gold Beach, in the next issue of the Post will be butter, the same being a filthy com­
Dolly Smith, Clyde Miller, Pat Miller. panied the party to Port Orford, where
and Langlois were quite well represen- Beach, and the track was in good con­ Fairview a t Em pire, Marshfield at devoted to an account of the Republi­ pound of lard and the dirty odds and
Earnie Matheny, and Gus Wallace. she spent the week end with her folks,
tated as the hall was filled to overflow­ dition. The wind proved a he!p in one Bandon.
can Convention as held in the same ends of fatty fragment gathered in
Grover Tichenor oopped the honors Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson. Stay­
way however, as it enabled P. Whirry
year.
ing with her at ther parents’ home was ing.
from the slaughter houses about the
with three nice Chinooks in one day.
• * ■ *
Mayor Gable did all the announcing of Brookings to set a new record in the COURT BAILIFF DIES
cities, which compound may, if the
With fair weather we should have Jean Bowman of the above party.
discus throw for the county. Whirry,
and donated a public address system.
C harles E. Eveland, 86 for the .The Democratic County Convention same be not made subject to legal es­
good fishing there for quite a while
The program began with two num­ incidentally, was high point man of past 14 years Coos circuit court
yet. Anyone wishing to fish there who NEW COLLINS BUILDING
Secretary Fitzhugh’s report of the pionage, enter largely into competition
bers by the Port Orford Junior Sym­ the meet with 19 points, scoring three bailiff, died Sunday in a Coquille
in the markets with the products of
doesn’t know the ropes contact any
proceedings.
phony Orchestra, directed by Ralph first and a second.
hospital a fte r two m onths illness.
of the above named members and they
Pursuant to call of the Central Com­ the dairies of this state.
TO OPEN SOON
Brookings' score for the meet was 46
Baird, followed by an address of wel­
Born in Pontiac, Mich., Eveland mittee the Democratic County Conven­
More work in the Legislature and
will gladly give you all the dope
come by Mayor Gable, during which points compared with 42 and one-half lived in Coquille 25 years. His
lass partisan fustian, bombast, and pet­
We haven't been able to get any re­
tion
met
in
Ellensburg,
Monday,
April
Mr Gable presented Mr. Baird with for Gold Beach. Ophir had 16 points wife died years ago. Survivors in­ 10, 1882.
ty intrigue at the capital.
ports on trout fishing this week It
The new building which has been two handsome batons, made at the and Port Orford trailed with 12 and
clude two step-children, Mrs. B ert
should be good fishing in al the local
Convention
called
to
order
by
F.
O.
COUNTY MATTERS
erected by George Collins on the lot Port Orford Archery Company’s plant. one-half.
Folsom and Clarence T uttle, both 1 Von der Green, chairman of Central
streams, however
WHEREAS, Great latitude of con­
next to the Casino, has been sufficient The batons were made of Port Orford
The following are the events run off of Coquille.
On Wednesday of last week Bob
Committee.
struction, in matters pertaining to the
I ly finished on the lower floor to be cedar with footings of beef wood and and the winners of each:
Services were held at 2 p. m.
Gibson, Fred Lee, Chas. Blackmcr, j
S. D. Merriman chosen temporary duties of our county officials and in
I used as a restaurant. Advertising ap- white plastic tips.
Shot
Put—1st,
Kerber,
Ophir,
2nd,
Tuesday
a
t
Coquille
conducted
by
Rusty Wallace, and Dick Miller went ] pearing in this issue for the grand op­
Chairman, George Fitzhugh temporary the limiting of their several emoluments
Mrs. Ruth Hull of Sixes then gave a Freeman, Brookings, 3rd, Miller, Gold Rev. Charles M. Guilbert. B urial
to Miers Creek Beach and dug a nice (
secretary.
as such, has heretofore been tolerated
ening invites the public to visit the talk on the life of Stephen Foster, the Beach. Winning toss, 39 feet 9% in.
was in the Masonic cem etery
bunch of razor clams
On motion of J. C. Coldwell a Com­ and practiced, and
new Collins’ Grille next Saturday af­ great American composer.
Pole Vault—1st, Kane, Gold Beach;
mittee of five appointed on Credentials
WHEREAS, Certain county officers
ternoon and receive free coffee.
Two Dutch folk dances and a song Jamieson and Hasset tied for 2nd.
down to the Rogue River Sunday to
Organization and Order of Business. The of Curry County whose compensation
BURIAL AT SALEM
This attractive two story building followed by the Langlois 5 th and 6th Winning jump, 10 leet 8 inches.
try and get some pictures of fishing for
The body of V incent R yan, 30, chair appointed Coldwell, Emery and is fixed by law, have in times past, by
j has been erected in record time as the
100 yd. dash—Kane, Gold Beach, 1st
advertising for the club. Mac says ! foundations were laid on April 18 and grades and the 3rd and 4th grades re­
Kirk.
one subterfuge and another, received
Whirry of Brookings, 2nd; DesBrisay, who died a t the local hospital early
spectively.
A
piano
solo,
Dreams
of
that he has one shot that should turn the grand o|>ening is bring held ^lay
Committee on Resolutions, Upton, greater compensation than is prescribed
T hursday m orning. May 9, w as tak ­
the past , was well rendered by Phyllis of P O. 3rd. Time, I f seconds.
out good
by law, therefore be it
18, just 30 days afterwards Ground
220 yd. low hurdfcs—1st, L e e l a i r , en to Salem by Schroeder Bros. Vail, Emery, Doyle and Cox.
(
Anyone wishing to have pictures ta­ floor dimensions of the building are Cope of Langlois.
Afternoon Session
RESOLVED, That the candidates
M ortuary w here funeral services
The
popular
Port
Orford
Harmonica
G.
B.;
2nd,
Miller,
Brookings,
3rd,
ken of their catch please contact Laur- 25 x 50 feet. The upper story will
Meeting being called to order Com- put forward for the several county po­
were held a t 10:30 Saturday m orn­
Band, under the direction of Cliff Fer- Springer, G. B.; time 30.2 seconds,
ance Miller. Gene Letournry or Bruce house apartmens and rooms. The con­
nald, placed four selections.
High Jump—1st Carpenter, G. B ; ing. The services were attended by , ^htee on Credentials reported the fol- sitions by this Convention will be un­
Cawley
Mr. and Mrs. P eter N orton, H ow -1lowing named gentlemen entitled to der an implied pledge if elected, to
struction has been carried out largely
The Langlois High School Glee Club ■ tied 2nd were Sweet, P O , and Boyd
The next regular meeting of the club by Abe Penner and George Collins, as­
correct the abuses above complaining
sang two numbers, followed by that of G. B Winning jump, 5 ft. 6 inches, ard H aga and Lee Cox of this com- 1 sea,s as d<'le8ates >” this convention:
will be TO NITE—Friday, Mav 17, sisted by others
Fi oras Creek—Geo. Fitzhugh and J. of;
talented performer. Bob Rossi, singing' 220 yd. dash—1st, Whirry, Br.; 2nd, munity. The local men were fel
7.00 pm at Cawley's Hardware Store
F. Cox.
That the law governing salaries and
O Sole Mio and The World Is Mine DesBrisay, P O . )rd, Moore, Ophir. low w orkers in the W. M. R ay log­
Here's a little incident (not intended
Rogue River—John Vail and S. D. emoluments will be strictly construced
Tonight.
| Discus—1st, Whirry, Br.; 2nd, J. ging cam p w here Ryan w as em­
for the news, as far as the “Kingfis'.f
BISHOP DAGW ELL
Merriman.
to mean what it says and that the “dis­
A song by Mrs. Lewman of Langlois Miller, G B.; 3rd L Miller G B.; win- ployed.
is concerned). It concerns a certain
Chetco—Wm. Kirk, and J. D. Cooley cretion” of the County Board, so liable
D eath followed an accident a t the
was followed by a duet by Delma ning throw, 133 ft. 9)i inches
set of ear keys that are lying in a bush
HOLDS SERVICES
to great abuse, will not be invoked
Baird and Eleanor Harvey.
( 440 yd. dash—1st, Whirry, Br.; 2nd, second loading dum p in the camp (by Wm. Kirk, proxy).
on the banks of the Rogue The bush
Pleasant Hill—P. Emery and M. to warrant increased official pay.
May 6 when R yan was crushed by
Barbara
Marsh
played
two
violin
so-
Kane,
G.
B.;
3rd
Petflt,
Br.
was occupied by a good sized bull
Doyle.
J H UPTON, JOHN VAIL, MAR­
los, followed by two songs by the 7th
120 yd. high hurdles—1st Smith, a log. This was his second year in
snake, so the keys are still here (The
Big Bend—John R Robinson.
Bishop Dagwell of Portland held and 8th grade girls of Langlois grade Ophir; 2nd Pettit. Br.; 3rd, Boyd, G.B the camp. His home was a t R ain­
THA DOYLE, JAS. F. COX, P EM­
snake was dead )
Port Orford—J. H Upton and J. C. ERY. Chair announced balloting for
services in the Community church last school.
ier, Ore., w here his father, John Ry­
I Kane cam« in first but disqualified.
Coldwell.
Monday evening The following per­
candidates in order, whereupon on mo­
Accompanied by Mrs. Chas Taylor,' Mile run—1st, Herman Schlingman, an, and his sister, Mrs. E verett
Newcastle—Not represented.
sons were confirmed Paul Inman, ton Louise Campbell, who his proved quite G B ; 2nd. Baumgartner, Br ; 3rd Sor- Skeans, reside.
tion of J. H. Upton, William Tiche­
PRACTICE GAME
•
•
•
•
of Mr and Mrs Geo Inman; Barbara a singer of late, sang two songs
nor was nominated for Joint Repre­
enson. Port Orford
Sauers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo
PLATFORM
sentative by acclamation.
PLAYED SUNDAY
The orchestra played The Old Re­
Broad Jump—1st Jim Adams. Ophir PLAINTIFF HAS CUSTODY
„
¡Sauers: Mrs Frank Shaw and Mrs. W.
The Democratic party of Curry coun­
Convention proceeded to ballot for
frain. followed by Mrs Docia Sweet Jnd, Hassett. Brookings; 3rd, Menden-
John Ryder, plaintiff In a divorce
The baseball season opened last Sun-
right
ty represented in County Convention Sheriff, the vote resulting in the nom­
day in Port Orford when the Bandon ' M|(.r , hf fonfirnution sendees a re­ with two vocal solos accompanied by hal, Brookings Winning jump 18 feet. action against Mrs Helen E. Ryder, and being duly impressed with the im­
ination of Wm. Bailey.
880 yd run Schlingman. G B, 1st; w as given custouy of the couple's
team came to our town to plav a prac- | f,
was hrld a, , hf homc
Mr# the orchestra
portance k of ' the trust «-««.-usu
confided co
to me
the
A M Gillespie was nominated for
children
during
the
pendency
of
I
A
ladies
sextett,
from
Port
Orford,
Studley,
J.
O
,
2nd;
Sorenson,
P
O.,
lice game against the local outfit The
..
.. , „
’
delegates herein bv the people, do here- Clerk.
Taylor for Bishop Dagwell, Rev
the suit, following a hearing s before
k promulgate
, . the declaration of pol­
game was erratic with both teams ex­ Chas Guilbert. and the new members directed by Douglas Johnson, sang sev­ 3rd.
occvie ' by
On motion of J . F. Cox, James Car­
eral numbers.
880 yd relay—Brookings. 1st; Gold Circult Judge J. T. Brand. Defend­
hibiting plenty of errors at times but
icy which here folows:
man was unanimously nominated for
The Junior Symphony played two Beach, 2nd, Ophir. 3rd
ant was allowed $25 per m onth sup­
on both trams a few swat kings ex­
The nominee of this Convention for County Commssioner.
NOTICE
numbers and the program closed with
port money during the time the suit
hibited real hitting ability The two
Joint Representative in the Legislature
S. D. Merriman nominated for
The
card
parties,
which
have
been
everyone
singing
"Auld
Lang
Syne
rem
ains
on
the
court
docket.
SOLD
THEIR
PLACE
outfits were very evenly matched The
will be expected to devote himself to County Commissioner by ballot.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Oliver sold
Port Orlord team took the game by a held on Thursday nights at the Ameri­
the work of securing such legislation
Murtba Doyle nominated for Treas­
The W eatmost G range gave a their interest in their ranch south
score of 15-9 but were lucky in getting can Legion Hall. will,, beginning Mav
W ayne A. Smith of Bieber, Cal., as the local needs of Coos and Curry urer.
long hit» when players were on bases 24, be held every other Friday even­ Mother's Day program at the Dew of Bandon Saturday to Mrs Bonnie who for the past three years has counties demand, viz:
James M Fry nominated for Asses­
Valley club house Tuesday evening I Wallen and will move to Shelt­ been an instructor In the Junior
But the scorebook showed that each ing.
The enactment of a fair and just ap­ sor.
at which some fifty people were on. W a s h . about the first of the High School at Coquille, and who portionment law upon the basis of the
team had practically the same number
John Fitzhugh nominated by accli­
present. Members of th e Sixes m onth hoping the change of clim­ prior to th at taught a t R iverton Federal census of 1880, which appor-
mation for Cotinty Surveyor.
Grange and the Bandon Grange ate w ill benefit Mr. Oliver's health. one year, has been elected principal I tionment ought to have been made at
The batteries were Spencer and Olsen
Wm. Guerin nominated by adama-
were special guests for the occas­
o f the Bandon G rade School for | the last session
tion for County School Superintendent
ion. A program was enjoyed after
Have you sent your tetter regard­ next year, according to action tak-
The amendment of the “sheep law"
John Schanck nominated for Coron­
which refreshm ents were served
ing Port Orford Harbor.
en by the board of education here, so-called to the end that its operation er.
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BIRTH S
PORI ORFORD 57 YEARS AGO
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