The Port Orford tribune., March 25, 1925, Image 2

THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE, PORT ORFORD, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1925.
THE PORI ORFORD TRIBUNE
where she has been attending High I
THE ROGUE RIVER.
Supposing bobbed hair does make
school.
(M. T. W.)
’em bald-headed, a woman can look
Intermediate Grades.
The Rogue River flows in a winding attractive in a wig, which is some­
W. E. HASSLER,
Just as we were getting nicely to ! course
thing no man can do.
Managing Eciitor.
work , again
after .. our , siege of colds, From the Cascades to the Sea.
Cold
Beach
School.
1
not
returned
to
school
yet.
.
Henry M. Axtell
The Fifth s ra(|e have
lete(| another disease attacked us and one? No artist can paint a picture so fair,
Rum runners keep officers jumping.
Local Representative.
As its beauty appears to me.
. '
Mrs. Jessie Backensto is club leader their spellers and are studying with more vacant seats meet our gaze,
for the cooking class.
the Sixth grade, who are reviewing I Kuby Bennett was absent the who,e
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Y?™ "
« J e n s e n , Lorna Its banks are parks and pleasure
Gertrude Bothwell was absent on fney also finished their geographvi ™ ek
grounds,
PORT ORFORD
Monday and Tuesday of this week. They have completed their H ejth y Chenoweth. Fa>'eo Yoan8> Wilbur
Veulah Lynch has earned a reading Living and have started on the second , ^ ypher’ Mar*aret Spangler, and Alta With the latest styles in vogue,
LODGE
'
There’s a change of scenery in every
book. They plan on taking the exam-1 Gu®"n were als° A:‘ the slck llst
Entered at the Postoffice at Port Or­ circle certificate. These certificates ¡nations
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
|nile,
in May, with the Sixth grad-I „ Thosf on tb anon° I ro11 were: Atla
ford at second class mail matter under are given by the county superintend­
1 Boice, Agnes Nilsen, Steven Andeison In the pretty valley of the Rogue.
ent to those who have read and re­
No. 170
the act of March 3, 1879.
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We have been"practicing the run- 1 ¿ ack Gaerin’ Seth Cox, John Crowley,
ported on
ten books.
.Meets second ..Saturday., of each
The try-outs for the declamatory : ning high jump at school this week i Court Bo,c’’ Eva Cox- Inez Cox’ Ruth
far be ,ow ln a mountaln SorSe<
month. V isiting brethern welcome.
Advertising Rates.
contest are to be held on April 17th, Ellen and Llovd Adams and Lillian Wo<xlruff> Marl Sydnam, Verlin Rob- “ 'd shadows dark as night,
WALTER SABIN, W. M.
Made Known on Application
May 1st is the date set for the try- and Theodore Meservey can do the erts’ Daisy Truex> Howartl Roberts, « s lost from view for a space of
Worshipful Master
outs for the track meet.
| best.
Edward Woodruff, Maxine Spangler,I tlme>
JOHN F. GILLINGS, Secretarj
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1925.
Saw-dust has been secured for the | Genevieve Meservey was the only ' EdRb Sydnam, and May Crowley.
| To appear again in light,
The grade
rooms had a ° -1
clean
use of'those who are practicing the I pupil with 100% in spelling for this
Thp
‘'*'ar,A rnnmi!
““" up I
cat» .cts,
day last week. We gathers! up the j Ws hear the roar t
high jump, the running broad jump, ( week.
A LARGER AND
CUItr'Y CHAPTER
i The pupils who led in physicial ex­ small sticks and branches, getting That echoes far and nie;
and the pole vault.
BIGGER MOTIVE.
No. MS O. a -. S.
Velma Nichols was absent on Tues- ercises for this week were, Ellen, ready to have a bonfire before the ) w e see the rainbows in their spray,
’ .Regular meetings,
Genevieve and Lloyd Adams ’and Lil-I <<roun‘,s are leveled. The removal o f , Against the mountain side,
Those who are in touch with Presi- day.
Saturday
lian Meservey.
stumPs has Improved the grounds t
to» » of third
dent Coolidge and who have an in- Ruth Geryk is in school again,
each month.
Now at last we see it peaceful,
sight into his ideas, hint that in his On Monday two new pupils were
We have some bouquets of Spring very mucb-
Visitors
always
, It’s water smooth as can be;
constant and insistant demands for a enrolled. These pupils are Jimmie and Beauties yet and some large green
welcome.
"
j-0
Flowing
out
to
meet
the
breakers,
A DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
reduction in government expenditures George Staples of Marshfield. Jimmie ferns.
MRS. MYRTLE McKENZIE,
’T:i> it’s lost within the sea.
CREDITORS.
he has a larger and bigger motive is in the Sixth grade and George is
Worthy Matron
than the mere saving of dollars.
in the Third grade. This brings the
MRS.
FLORENCE
PONTING,
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Agness Schools
Harking back to his experience actual enrollment in the grades to 97.
Secretary
when as Governor of Mknsachusetts
Grammar Grades,
dersigned,
has
by
order
of
the
Hon­
perience.
We had no tardy marks and no ab­
he eliminated half of the state com- Mrs> Porterfie)(, visite(, ' QUr room
orable County Court, for Curry
sences this week.
missions and their office holding stairs jast Tuesday
We enjoyed reading the "Cut-out” County, Oregon, been duly -ppointed
Woodmen of the World
and by the act improved the public
Jimmip
,pg gtarte<| to gcboo,
stories
that Miss Lusk of Illahe Administrator of the estate of Wil­
service, it is whispered that he is am- bpre Mond
We now h
3g
liam
L.
Chenoweth,
deceased,
and
all
W. O. W. Camp 609
will do what wc
sent us for opening exercises. We
bitious to try the same experiment in pJ,g
our room
persons having claims against said
claim for i t — I Meets First Friday of each month
think
the
Brownie
stamps
she
sent
Washington. It must be admitted
Tbp Sixtb
de
)g recpive(1
Visitors welcome to our ramp.
are very nice. We are working hard estate are required to present the rid your system o f Catarrh or Deafness
that there is room for improvement in npw bflt an(, can
basebalI
same duly verified, to the undersigned, caused by Catarrh.
W. J. SABIN, C. C.
to
earn
them.
We
have
each
made
this great nest of officials There are
Tb(, Ei*hth gra(le
iIg have
at his residence in said County, near
3oU by druggiata fo r over 40 ynara
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
a
little
booklet
out
of
white
drawing
departments bureaus and divisions flnighe(, their Agricu,tur(f aPn(1 are re.
paper. We will put all of our Brown­ Denmark, Oregon, within six months ! F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
where the office holders fairly sit on vlewjn(,
from the date of this notice.
j
ies
in these books.
one another, and where public busi-
Wp hav0 cb
, tbp
our
Dated
this
25th
dav
of
March,
1925.
Richard Fry and Maxine Maupin
ness is delayed because of the lost s
contp.'t . Tupgd
wp have
JAMES L. CHENOWETH,
YOU CAN GET IT AT
motions which the employment of a a writtpn ,egg
an(, Thurst|
we have dramatized the “Snowman and
Administrator, j
the
Dog,”
a
play
in
Richard’s
reader.
surplus of chiefs naturally imposes. an ora, ]pggon
J.
C.
Johnson,
Attorney
for
the
j
Thelma Maupin brought a boumiet
!t is also a m atter of public com-
Veulal, j
b Haro]d g
a
of
kinds Of flowers this morning. Estate,
^ r e t‘ P u Goid
b " M Beach,
e h " 1 9 Oregon.
2T
ment, that in the government repart- Kath„rine Janp HassIer have recPivP(1 We six
chose the prettiest ones to press * lrSt Pub' Mth’ 2° ’ 1925'
ments the general attitude displayed certifi(,atps for rea(|i
tp„ books an(| for our flower books.
Final Pub. Apr. 22, 1925.
towards the public, is out of kilter makj
out r
g on tbpm
For Bill Makes Particular Effort to carry a stock of
The
primary
geography
class
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
with what should be evident in a pub-
Tbfl
j|g on
fconor ro],
dressed Maxine’s doll in some rat
lie office. It issa id that in some of JogephJne BothweH, Aina Colvin, | skins which Richard brought. Richard
Department of the Interior.
the division, which might be named, Katherine Jane
HassIer, Veulah killed the rats and stretched them
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.
one requires an official guide to d.s- Lynch> Estber Lommagg
Kutb U m .
hmself. We think our Cave-man quite
THAT WILL MEET THE PUBLIC’S DEMAND
March 7, 1925.
cover the identity of the chiefs and a mag<Qn , pna M
Velma M
an improvement to our sand table.
NOTICE is hereby given that Del-
lawyer to present the case when that E(litb Moorp> r ,p Mergh
Sa(|ie’
person is found That is what Cal- Owpng Marjorjp Richar(|
Harold We have each colored a poster to los Crane, of Langlois, Oregon, who,
on the wall. They are very at- on July 22, 1920, made Homestead
yin Coolidge is driving against
that San(pP) Fayp To,manj j pnora Turnpr> j nut
tractjvp
Entry, No. 013163, for E>2 N E ‘i, and
js what he is trying to root o u t
He Ernpgt u c ,aj 0 ,eta Wa)k
believes the taxpayer has a nght to |VH, Wa,k
T,aura RaIph> Bertha noon. We were very glad to se’ her E*£ S E 'i, Section 10, Township 31 S.,
Range 14 West, Willamette Meridian,
approach a chief without a guide in- Fra
,
Shepherd.
has filed,notice of intention to make
terpreter or lawyer and to secure a
three year Proof, to establish claim to
settlement at first hand. In the nam- i
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PORT ORFORD, OREGON
H arbor Schools.
the land above described, before
ing of his new cabinet officers It will
I f,l RTEEN YEARS AGO.
Edgar
A.
Dodge,
U.
S.
Commissioner,
not be surprising if the ability of the J. R. Stannard is “some” baseball
Four of our girls have received
WHERE YOUR PLEASURE AND COMFORT IS OUR
candidates to cut red tape, to stand player.
their certificate for reading ten ap­ at Myrtle Point, Oregon, on the 2flth.
CHIEF AIM
unmoved and unafraid bef jre govern-
Vernie Rishel made a home run to- proved books. They were Thelma day of April, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
nvenal routine and office holding, day. What do you know about that ?
Hanscom, Helen Lucas, Vesta Hum­
John E. Moles, Robert Ryan, Har­
would be the determining factor in
Walter Smith and family came to phreys, Golda Scobee. We are very
the mind of the President in making Gold Bpach last night He will run proud of them. Four more of our pu­ vey B. Smith, James Shian, all of
his selection.
G>eo. Smith’s mill this summer.
pils are going to send their reports up Langlois, Oregon
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
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Fred Bauer moved his family to as soon as they have finished.
Register.
YoV AND YOUR TOWN.
loWn\and is living up stairs in Dr.
Vesta Humphreys had the misfor­
The town with the most favorable 8chllemann’s store,
tune to sprain her shoulder last week. non-coal.
surroundings and natural assets can
Lida Marsters is having trouble This puts Vesta out of the team for First Pub. Meh. 11, 1925.
Final Pub. April 8, 1925.
never attain the proportion it de-; w|Tb her eyes. They are so bad that a few weeks.
serves unless nurtured and aided by she cannot study, so she had to quit
Mrs. Gardner and little sons, and
those who compose its population. *chool.
! Mrs. George Tolnian and son, ware
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Those who compose its citizenry can
Report says that Edna
Wilson is ' visiting our school last Friday. He
either he an asset, lending aid anil suffering from
a serious attack o f . cvertainlv appreciate their interest,
Notice is hereby given that the un- [
encouragement for growth and de- heprt trouble. We hope she will soon ' Our basketball team received en­ dersigned has filed his final account, I
velopment, nr they become a hand!- recover.
j other severe knock the other day, in the m atter of the Administration of I
cap, a millstone holding it to its ori- IF y°u "'ant to take lessons in but-
when Golda Scobee put her shoulder the estate of Robert McPhillamey, de­
ginal state and stunting it to a point fpr fingers apply to John Melville. out of place again.
ceased, with the County Court of Cur- I
where growth becomes impossible.
There is many a slip between first
The eighth grade have been taking ry County, Oregon That said Court
Any town or community depends
base and home plate.
old State examinations, to find out has appointed Saturday the 28th, day !
.greatly upon its people.
If inhabited At their meeting last Saturday | what we know and what we don’t.
We of March, 1925, at the hour of 2 1
by a people who are virile, progress- evening the Gold Beach Athletic club , i are finding out there are quite
a few . o’clock P. M. of said day for the tim e ;
.
ve, and industrious, and possessed elected officers as follows: President, j things we don’t know’, tho we aren’t ' of settling said final account. Any
of a desire to develop as members of W. H. Marsters; vice president, Wes- doing so very bad.
person interested therein may appear •
the human race they naturally, per-
Gauntlett; secretary, Clarence
at said time and file in writing any
haps unthoughtedly, convey their Caughell; treasurer, Frank Caughcil;
objections he may have to the allow- 1
District No. 23.
forces to their community, which, in librarian, Sydney Walker; sergeant-
ance of said account.
turn, reflects the same progressive at-arms. J. P. Stannard, Three carc­
Dated, February 25, 1925.
We had our pictures taken near
ami grow ing tendency. If, on the other tlidates W. J. Ward, Ed. Prince and
WILLIS T. WHITE, SR.,
hand, a community is made up of Elmer Miller of Pistol River were in- the school house this week. We hope
Executor of the Last Will and Tes- j
those who desire to drift along the itiated into the mysteries of the club, we didn’t break the camera.
There are several traps near the tament of Robert McPhillamey, de­
paths of least resistance, who think
school yard which are set for digger ceased.
only of self and ussume no responsi- j
squirrels. Quite a few have been J. C. Johnson, Attorney for Executor.
bility for their fellows and posterity, j
IHahe School.
caught so far.
First Pub. Feb. 25, 1925.
that community wilt reflect the same
One noon we went down by the river Final Pub. Meh. 25, 1925.
condition, become stagnant, and de-
Another week of perfect attendance
and played in the sand. It was great
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cline in commercial and social pres For the w’hole school,
tige.
We have chosen Myrne Huggins for fun.
TYPICAL
AMERICAN
We brought a sled to school and
In this connection it is well also to OU!' May Queen and mean to get busy
hauled
some
wood
over
to
the
school
remember that many towns and com- right away with the practicing for
from where it is being cut. It looks
munities that were forging rapidly °ur May Day exercises,
to the front and possessed of bright
Loleta. Douglas and Lloyd made one as though we would have to do the
futures now present deserted streets hundred per cent in the test in spell- same this next week.
Those who were neither late nor
and byways and tutnble-down and ing this week and only two in the
decayed shacks, because of cliques and school fell below ninety-one per cent, absent this week are Laurence, Ken­
factions that carried on unceasing and
We built a good sized post office, on neth and Harry Payne.
We beat Miss Pratt to school this
unrentless war with their neighbors. Friday, from a pasteboard carton. It
Their commercial prestige has vanish- has a hip roof, a door and two win­ week. We hope to do it oftener next
ed anil their future is dark because of (lows. Even the green window shades week.
the desire to rule or ruin and a deter- are up. Miss Lusk expects to re-
mination to thwart progress and .reive more letters than ever now.
Lantdnis Schools
growth.
Kenneth Meservey also finished the
High School.
Remember, your town is what you Dutch windmill. Florence Meservey
(Evelyn Black.)
make it; your community reflects you worked on her oil painting and the
We began this week with nine
nnd your neighbor. Are you aiding other pupils drew numerous pictures,
students in High school. That’s just
yours; are you helping it grow to a made aeroplanes and boats,
degree where it can command the
In our Arithmetic match, on Friday one over half the regular enrollment.
commercial, social, and moral prestige afternoon, the boys were defeated, We were hoping that the fair weather
it deserves, or are you one of the Florence Meservey made the highest woud bring better health to the suf­
many anchors which will forever keep single score. Those who participated fering population of Langlois, but it
your community from sailing ma were the fourth, fifth and eighth seems that we can’t stand such bril­
jestieally and rapidly out into the <ea grade pupils. We had twenty prob- liant sunshine.
story of the merchandise you have in
of growth, prosperity, und power’— |e „ „ ¡„ ,he four fundamentals.
The students who were out of school
Medford News.
your store is the one certain way to get
Our "home duty credits are grow- Monday are Melvin Mathers, Luella
ruex, Ethel Chenoweth, Bill Wood-
ing day by day.
the interest of the people in this com­
We are watching with interest the i
and ' e,,a Larricr, I j » Rue Cor-
A Famous Letter.
munity. And in proportion to the in­
rick and Howard Boice are the only
One of the shortest, clearest and growth of our carrot hanging basket ones
terest you arouse in your store and
in
High
school
who
have
not
Gail,
Kenneth,
Florence,
Myrne,
most effective letters in all history
been absent this year.
your
merchandise, will be the amount
Elaine,
Edwin,
Douglas,
Margaret,
was written by Gen. Israel Putnam,
Monday afternoon Joe greatly dis­
of business you will do.
of Rvolutionary fame. A tory named and ’
have ,M* n Perfect in sp«?ll-
turbed the peace with his hammering
Pnlmer was found within hia lines *n(r f,' r <w0 wpeks.
We are ready to help you tell your
Tryon, the English governor, sent a . The boys were defeated in the spell- and sawing in the vacant room of the
Mrs. Rose E. Barrett, “Lady Mayor"
story—phone
or write and we will call
High
srhooi
building.
We're
not
ex­
ing
contest
but
haven’t
paid
the
for­
of Warrenton, Ore., who has been
hot communication demanding his re­
actly sure what he’s constructing, but acclaimed the typical American worn
at your convenience with a detailed
lease as an officer in the king’s service, feit yet.
we, believe the mystery may be un­ an. She Is the only woman city man­
and threatened the old general with
plan for properly merchandising your
folded
Saturday night, March 28.
ager In the country. W. Clark Noble,
vengence if Palmer was not forthwith
stock.
DISTRICT
NO.
18
Miss
Eva
Young,
a
former
studen
, .. ,
, .
,
, . --------- the sculptor, will use her as the model
set at liberty. Putnam answered him
of the Langlois gr.de school was . for th„
fl)nirp
Mg Kr(Mlp
by the following note:
(By Ellen Adams.)
visitor
here
Monday
afternoon.
Eva
bo
erected
as
a
mother’s
memorial In
THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
“Sir: Nathan Palmer, a lieutenant
Lillian Meservey was absent Tues­
In the king’s service, was taken in mv day and Wednesday, hut was able to has just returned^ from Silverton. Waablngton by the Woman’s Universal
Port Orford, Oregon
camp as a spy, eondemned aa a spy, return to school Thursday. Dick - l i ? b l . ’u U ^ nL X i i
I
s i . 'C . ^ r e d 'b r J . r
and shall be hanged as a spy.
Adnms sprained his arm while pole laborer a n d 'liv il happ? m er
true !donee«.
“P- S.—Afternoon. He is hanged.” vaulting at home Tuesday and has
Curry County Schoo! Notes
H a lF s C a t a r r h
M edicine
BILL’S PLACE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Hotel Port Orford
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