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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1920)
?hf Orfört! $rikuu< V B V V U M U l. J C .E V . ' » .-V' n p •UWÜUIFTWP BATKS. t t e e lf e p y O * « Y m w . . ..................«1 U n . Copy «Ba M -u to a ..................... 100 Ou« Oupy Tbrn« " A n v a a ru tfie B .V a a B a um mià M j i . w ith tb a P a c ific g i f » * I C o m p an y o f Io S an Francisco, wbtuh b a e ; branch airp lan es in O regon for tbe d i* bootee nt K o b e a n d o th e r T b e Brut u h IMO. organise J »1 I n a p t trib u lio o o f m a il « i l l ha ina u g u ra te d elites and |s ju positlou id this w eek, b eg inn ing S a tu rd a y , J u ly e gtend aaee a n d d em au d g rd , when a fle e t o f airp lane» rabU aked X v e ry W -J n e a ia y, by TU« pri«tM • M ABUV T . M TKW AM T. •MU > »lilp.p«« , ’ wrtpiwi.i>pa>a w ill leave P o rtla n d c a rry in g huge b u n d lea wf iu v iia lio iia o f the s ta le to p er Mei pate in B u y e r* W e e k , August 9 ib h i Id tli inclu sive. T b » aviatera o f lb * O regon \V a « h . in g to u £ Idab*> a ir C o m p an y f ly to variooa e ilie a in w ill tbe atate . has law n advanced th a t w hich , M u ln r C a r association LITTLE THINGS COUNT. to of tbe cause« fo r th e gasoline shortage steps Many little things go together to make one big whole. to re lie v e it , in a report ju s t made Little things have ruined characters, ruined towns, and to tbs association, v irtu a lly a t t r i ruined communities, yet it is little things that we are prone butes tb e w hole shortage to t b . oil to overlook and neglect. Little things have had their in eom panies them selves. " T h e ootnn jillee'e o p in io n ," eeye fluence on Port Orford just as they have had on other towns the re p o rt in its fin a l su m m in g up, and communities, i • "ia th a t there ia no gaeulioe s h o rt Dating away back, an appropriation of 1300,000 was age. T h e re has Geen no gasoline made by Congress to start harbor improvement at Port shortage.*' A n d i f the p u b lic w ill Orford. No local effort was made'to get the work started, keep in m in d the statem ents issued and after many years the moyey was diverted j to auother by tbe o il com panies siuoe A p r il 1. the c o m m itte e w ill ba abie to prove fund, th a t there has been no gasoline About this time Dr. Kenyon, of San Francisco, was in shortage in the U n ite d Stales. terested in a rock quarry at Black lock Point, He put the •' T h e com m ittee w ill also b axard matter up to pome wealthy men io California, two of whom the o p in io n th a t the p u b lic ia being Came here to jook at the quarry with a yiew of bnilding a prepared Io pay a h igher price for It, railroad froth it to our harbor. Dr. Kenyqq sent, word gasoline.’’ U is understood com . when he and nis party would arrive. Their' joining ’.was meols th a t local service station forgotten, anf they arrived on tbe night of a 'dance and dealers «re nut- consulted In the bad trouble gpttfhg a place to sleep The next morning m a tte r a n d th a t tbe finding« o f th e the two capitbMsts started home without looking at the noH iinittee are ennoerfting those o f proposition they came so far to see, saying no matter how th e larg er com panies o n ly . ■ ....... .... .....- — :—k good the iuvestmeut they would not put their money in Cedar Industry Is Less Than 2 Tt such a community. Old About 15 years ago a bill passed Congress for a life saving station at Port Orford, An exorbitant price was T h e present P o rt O rford Q edar e x asked for a site.., L x*! residents said “the government p o rt business is con siderab ly less will ooudemn”, and mt 1« no effort to help secure a site. th a n tw o years o ld . The government did nut condemn, and the station was A n d , the c re d it for in tro d u c in g the wood in the m arkets of Japan a n d lost. th e o th e r Countites d f tbs O rie n t Sevepal years a.;o when Hon. R, A. Booth ran for the sho uld be given to tw o Coos county nomination as U . S . S e t i a l o r , he wired he would be iu Port m e n , H . W . Coats and C .O . H o c k . Qrford on a certain J . v. '1 he wire was forgotten I n s t e a d s it o f th is cit of sunteoue to niucf hint tii.d arrangement« to speak that Hourly in 1919 M r. Costs became evening, as he expecie«!, he found no one to welcome hion. in lc re .te d in iiiM in g a m a rk e t for Mr, Booth did nut stay iu oar town that night. He is now the s urplu s a irp la n e cants w bioh had been' le ft on h an d a t various . a member of the State highway commission and our com 1 [ points in the cou nty when the end e f gOO<l the w a r brought an end to tbs use munity is asking his influence in the building of roads. How does this strike you? for cedar for tbs tim e being. M r . Only last Sunday Miss Haupt, a noted Indian mission- H o w keti, then a resident o f N o rth ary and lecturer, was billed to speak iu Fort Orford, The ^en<^ 8 similar ides. They car she was coming in from Bandon broke down. A local CO'” P8 ^ 8nd d7 ded . in car with room passed and refused to bring her to town. wimm1 s , mplet of while ce),#r She walked to Elk rivet and got a carlo bring her in from were sent to Japan by them vis there and she was asked ^3 for the 4 mile ride. In the S eattle, Wash , in M a rc h , 1916. meantime the Itour had passed for the meetiug and those! A re p ly concerning the wood was who came to hear her speak went home before she arrived. rw:e‘Ved J008 of tl,s same year Misa Haupt lectures all ever the United States, a^d often in ,he °“ ure of *’ order for * pie carlo ad o f lbs wood. O n J u ly tells of her experletiftea in Various communities. What 11, 1919, 8 t. L. A S F . o a r N o . 7 4 5 99 kind of advertising do you sup| oso she will give our com loaded w ith several h u n d red test o f munity? - '. wood was slat ted n o rth to S eattle h a t has happened here i t is happened elsewhere, be fur discharge o f cargo a t the w a rt cause on a whole Fort Orford ¡4 a progressive community. bouse o f tbe in te rn a tio n a l E x p o r t L u m b e r c o m p a n y Jn cars o f S tr u th Our mistakes have beeu through thoughtlto>saees and lack ers A D ix s o n , o f S eattle, W ash., for of organization in handling su« h matter. Never did the tra o a b ip m e n l to a Japs nets oonoern future look ao bright tor Port Orford as at this moment, 'a tK o b e J a p a n , As to o n as the larger sh ip m en t o f and let us profit by* the past, and each one extend a help» ful, unselfish hand to this future and it will bring to us a osdar was received by these Japanese and its good q o a litie e noted o rd e rs 1 wealth of good things that will be ours forever. th ic k a n d faat began Io come in , and No matter where you are, help develop your commu Measrs. H o v k e ltA Coats fou nd th a t nity or get out of it. ---- i t w ould be na u eeaary for th e m to m ake a rran g em en ts w ith torus T'r*-npHwua M o t l o e . D a v i OaowLxv. W. A. WQQD A T J O ttS K Y A T LAW t iu L I) B E A C H . O RKUO X George B em aat. «sw»*t. Denmark, Ort. A fte r com m en ling upoo tbs rack U L tu n a o f soma auto m o bile d rtve ra , J T i - c s p u a e D L » tlo » . e x p o rtin g uonerre to insure hereby warned ' ' ' Y ‘ h’ ‘‘Tuesday evenin g tin y R .C u rson ’s lois b y • d riv e r from Sixes who wav r speeding u p the road iu a big Uuick BANDON blow slroiw t kn o ckin g i t o ff the h ig h w a y . la th e big « > i OREGON, Sidwell ® Sabin s o } fast > » F W ill make periodical visits to Langlois, and P o rt O rford. across the road and strupk M r. Cor g lan cing . BANDON HARDWARE COMP’Y. Baadea, Oregca he c o u ld n 't even cou lro IrtnV ow n cat. Thu la tte r is said to halve swerved sun's e a r a Before buying a Tractor, aee what we hava in the S . A. T. Auto Mode® Tractor. Just what you have been looking for. Oper, ated by any automobile and when through work, run your ear off tgbich only takes a few minutes. You are not tying up a lot of money to do your plowing, and very few farmers do Hot have automobiles and.- why "not use them to do your plowing and ftimish power? Ford car will pull two l | inch plow bot toms and higher power cars will pull three 14 inch bottoms. Price at Bandon, Qre., $550.00. • • Resident DentiFt car. A lth o u g h M r. Corson /had b ro ug ht his car to a com plete (slop th e o th e r d riv e r was g oin g CAN YOU BEAT THIS? Dr. F. A, Voge oar /rs s b a d ly damaged near L a n g D e a le r s In A ll work guarantod. N O T IC K . Port Orford toleph«’ ne office hoars arc the same ns all other sm all offices son a n d b a b y , R . C. S h u m a te end I —8 A. M . to 8 P. M ., exoept for doc ! M iss Jessie B e ll. T h e y were b a d ly I tor o r accident calls. T h ia i t giving frig h te n e d b u t not in ju re d . I n th e ' the noon hou r ao farmers can call when D o n 't abuse th b rig h t speeding oar were eeveral men a n d if o fo r lunch w om en. W h e n the c a r wee fin a lly ' and doctor and accident calls can be answered promptly. ' T h e ring for these b ro ug ht to a atop it ja rr e d the oocti 1 ra ils is one long and six oreight «-horta. pants to such an e x te n t th a t one o f 8 i x E l * T sijtru ow a Go., the Wumen reoeived a black eye." By K. L W hiv X. M ’gr. General Merchandise z Fresh Groceries Always on Hand ■* Mens’ Furnishings, Etc. ♦ D A N CE A -In The Fromm Hall- --------Music b j— Orders Taken for A rticles Not in Stock. Givfe Us a Trial. < knit - y ' , « i *e V T h e G arten O rchestra. j i t f ,• PortOrfcrd, Oregon ,-q t v 1 *1 t iti I All« ' fpl? W e Aim to Please. n ix P o r t Orford, J u ly 14, 1920 .to o . Y o u ’re W elcom e m ■e s!» u i m R n p w i p w y r RESTAURANT FEAST W HEN YOU W e are Specialists WE CORE CRIPPLES EAT We take that broken-dourn, crippled C< and restore it fo health a n d strength and iu fidness. These days you ju s t can’t afford to lose t ild give, and whi it WILL give if you keep it in health. I f your Car lacks efficiency, is weak fa u lty vn any detion, bring it in and I c tu s ii OnCe °Ver,> bef°re th* busV summ months come. never f ^ lo diagnose the ailment, or aT PlV thf remedy to the seat trouble at a moderate charge. Let us help you increase your. ctRciencu i keeping your car in PERFECT CONDITIO D o n ’t m e r e l y E a t b e c a u s e y o u h a v e to —E a t b e c a u s e y o u e n jo y it. B r e a d , P ie s , C a k e s, D o u g h n n ta , C o o k ie s , e t c ., A lw a y s o n h a n d . R e g u l a r 1 » In n er« S h o r t O r d e r s n. S p e c i a l t y T liit y Y ea rs E x p e ie n c e E.M. PITNER « P o r t O r fo i d THE PORT ORFORD GARAGE ’ J E. A. Lindberg, Prop IS k l IWr 1 T h e H o m e o|* .. * hotel seaside 0 Home-Made Candies, Soft Drinks, e • Open Under New M anagem ent * Tobacco and Cigars Hoard by D«y, Week or.' Month band. C<’ B lr.8e'* 8m l a eroaa bail ra n a m g on m y place- at nq, w trp8paaa upon tbe homestead 8,d ' • fiu « “«*’»« business on tba Hubbards «melt, and I » i l l not be r e - 1 v U lo ,. o f L*»tar K H utton, Lawrence »uorm oua scale necessary to meet l b * pr otherwise. Hillside View Poultry Ranch S«m C a r b WHERE O reg on , Corson car were M r. a n d M rs. C o r* inve s tig a te here and to ta k a a ll possible 4 f( I . pKRSo !ttl a re V regular and « ta tin g these wka ta lk in B o » - I x o T I C B la Ler««bv gtapn. Uurt a U flUiB to tba don n f o rg atiis in g a vigitnuce ootu I persona are warue«! uot lo trespaaa cities o f tba atate be inau gu rated un a i il tre to rr p u rt euch d rlv e ra , - a l t e r ' u jo n t i « 8EJ NKJ. WJ N E I N E L 8*0- der governm ental «uapicca. A lre a d y the hew license law ta k e , < ff«-ct J u ly i . T p 32 8.. R. 15 W ., W . M „ fo r the P re» ou k“r*. *’* ^ ’7* 1st, ttys c u rre n t issue o f the W e s t e r n p'ir|«we <»f mining,* prospecting., or to pr«-|i«i'e » tilla b le land ing field* W o rld givue th e f,d lu « i» g account ntjtpiwiae. Any ptraon o r persons so doing w ill be prose« u^ed. for th e m ^ il air. o f .c o llis io n in which a Sixes cat B. Monrsot-x, Sixes, Ore. , seems lu b a re Iteen th e offender: app oin ted recen tly A ll paraon« are warned th a t J have • — a After watching the maneuvers at the Republican and Democratic naii ’Ottl convention*, it is easy to anivo at the conclusion that 4fter ail tbe old line politicians and t h e steam roller comp prbtly. near squeezing what they want out of such convention*. 1 ' -. The choice o f the people has very little, ihany, influ ence in the eeleotipu of, a candidate. Thia-is perhaps large Gaa Shortage a Subtarfage. ly duo to a well-di^anSzid attempt to discredit the direct primary law. "To ba true, there.igone fault in thia law, Users n f gasoline g i l l be gild that ia it is not drastic enough to preveut political Ureeted ill a report made b y a c o m . by M ayor Baker nf back-slider a, like Wallace McCamant, from going to soch ~ m it lr e app oin ' ted L " “ P u rlla n d to investigate tba alleged gatherings and mis-representing the poople. gueutine shortage dues not e x is t and Some day out of the primary law a plan will he evolv th a t th e re is a well defined p lan to ed which will give the presidential nomination to the man educate the people in to p a y in g wanted by a majority of the people, and then the Bchemlng more for gasoline. politician and the strain roller will be but relics of an im . I n no very veiled iaungage, the special co m m it tee fro m the Dealers’ perfect and corrupt past. NOTIC«. — ! Including Bronze Turkeys, ToitiUSe Geese and Chhck- Whit« WyandotteS, th e ir office. in th is o ity , aa the m o .t j Barred Rocks, Buff Orping- c e u tra lly located p oint fo r h a n d lin g J tons, R. J. Red», S. S. H a n - the cedar hnain H e h ad .b e e n a Silver Campines, resident o f N o rth Ben J for m a n y Broirn Leghorns, A neon as, years, h a v in g been sup erin ten den t Blue Andalusians and Mi- e f the Oregon lim b e r in t e r m it o f (tie nocca s. r e v iv e p ro m p t d e liv e ry . ' T ba plau is expected to he a tb o r. re ? ; »«™ ■ M r . H o c k e tl cam e to B a n d o n , fro m N o rth Bend and ertahliehdd 'g / t S — ed to H ie m an-benta o f tb e ir leotiou ougb teat o f tbe proposition fo ( i» ( local wood there. w ith p>(*kagea ol o ia il for d e liv e ry to Ihw 'pontinaater* n f the cities, who M .n a .U « , tV is. w ill eee to it l i n t tbe letters a dress MACHINE STILL RULES. ¡Purebred Poultry For Sale T o th a t and th e v m ade a vran g tn rn ts p H u lto n “ d K r M k w - *" for lb * wood- T o < I,M eod Seoa. >1,96 and IS, iy>. *1 8 ., R. I t W ., they hail m ade a rran g em en ts w ith W . M for the purpoea of hunting or | soma large e x p o rtin g oonoern to i n . otherwise. Any parson or persons s o ' . j, , * . . -« )i k . sura h a n d lin g o f the foreign eon . doing w ill ba pmnooutod to traote a n d to a id in financing tba ■extent of the law , bueineaa on th e enorm uaacalaneoea. L t w a ^ e a P. k r n o a , e a ry to meet the d em and ,fo r the wood J Daum ark, Ora. 44 The Kozy" - Your Patronage Solicited J . B . CT R L , P rop . h n e e 'A i g i a gin» 1 > A d n t fi.w i^ a ih irri rii ft » u h fte a a fm M w a «
