The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1925, Image 1

The Port Orford Tribune
( overs .Northern Curry County
WEEK S U S IS
HEXT MONDAI ”
“Out Whene The West Ends
PORT ORFORD,
CUBBY COUNTY, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 22, 1925
PUI
Port Orford Not to Take
FDR B E B M IfflllM Partin Annual Track Meet
Yol. 33. No. 50
TO PROCLAIM GENERAL
CLEA N UP DAY SOON
Mrs. O. Post and Mrs. C. C. Wright
entertained the members of the Civic
07879100
Improvement Club last Thursday af­
ternoon. The members are very happv
iANIMOUSLY FAVOR WAVING
UUNI UHLLLUrun
that the epidemic is leaving town
20 PER CENT OF CLAIMS—
Our meetings will be regular again
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MANY WILL TAKE STOCK
and a general cleanup of epidemic
and other useless debris about town
IN NEW BANK
was discussed. A committee was ap-l
P R E S I D E N T COOLIDGE, ON
pointed to discuss this matter with
P R O C L A M A T IO N , URGES
the Chamber of Commerce It is ONLA I.IQCQR CASE IS THACK
PEOPLE TO PROTECT AND
-n AccordinK' to word reaching 'iTie
hoped that the folks in and about
CARP f o r
n r o
Tribune from Bandon, the stockhold-
ERS APPEAL— FIVE DI- "
town will enter this cleanup project
l AKE K )R
O L R
erS of the First National bank of that
VORCE SUITS—MAY DE-
in
the
proper
spirit
as
the
beautify­
TIMBER
city, which closed its doors a few
ing of our city, it’s tidyness and gen­
CI DE COUNTY’S FI­
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weeks ago. were unable, at their
eral appearance must be finished that
meeting last week, to come to any
NANCIAL STAND­
we may attract the tourists of the
President Coolidge has set Nation- satisfactory conclusion regarding a
ING
coming season. The club also ap­
al Forest Week for the week of settlement of matter«? which might
peals
to
the
town
people
to
preserve
April 27 to May 3. In his proclama- tend to a reopening of the institution?
(From Curry County Reporter.)
also gives the pupils of the visiting! the beautiful rhododendron
and
tion he points out the waste which
However, the depositors, at their
court for Curry county is
the
annual
track
meet
and
de-!
schools
opportunity
to see how
how azaea
azalea shrubs
shrubs about
about the commons, to Circuit
has attained the pioneer stage of this meeting Monday night of this week clamatorv contest of
u ,
, tM„ °‘ an , opportu"
lty t0
convene at r X n u C°Unty is
g reat resources. He wants this nation attended by a
fJom X ’
* ‘X l X j T ” '
■ da " ba^ ^
da> but cases so far filed, with two
or three exceptions, hold nothing out
DIPHTHERIA CAUSES
in,teDrest- Judge Ken.lall
The proclamation follows:
-„¡„t
* 1 5 ! / « L A T —ee..Up0" °"e eat, caI5Vlatlons' take place this year, it is quite reasonable to predict that
fr
/ ' ° l Btach Thursday night
DEATH ON ELK RIVER
point at least—that they were will- altho it is very evident that there’ will, Brookings will get the meet.e<llCt
•OVER fr
Coos county, ami on Friday and
Saturday will hear motions, argu­
w X
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â
s
s
î ? ;n
Æ
ni-
sc^ k s .So,
B amvci—
^ L e —....
^ n?
í cS grane the examin-
sixth>— to see — Drusilla
as and
- ed
twice
Mondayi
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anu £ cikhui
Dollv
Mvrfl»
„„n ai 1 Puts on demurrers, etc., and on
tion of all our people the danger that
most unanimously they expressed Port Orford, the winner for two, ations occur on Friday, May 22, it is *<* BiHie, both ill with d'iptherii They M."nday wi" «>1' the jury. Because
conies from the neglect of our forests, themselves
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r
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•» » » - Hurst, J • ,„ „ • i of the lack of criminal cases, no spe-
ciaI grand jury will be called,
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among „„
its , May 23.
Billie died Monday afternoon at 4 I aV'" g the count-v Quite a little sum"
l a r ^ d nKWcaí í,thJ Stn°?rerV,anCe
T taking stofk in the reorganization pupils.
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Of course, perchance the flu
Reports from the outside, especi ¡. o’clock. The family is quarantined. v 'fcre "L’11 be a grand jury, however,
rich and magnificent gírt üiaTnature' S c í r s T n í S t o r e
' ^ " P ” - h°"ld . Wt either
Brook- , a,'y through the school columns of
.
.
As a result of the presence of the chosen from the petit jury.’
mgs or Gold Beach in a similar man-, The Reporter indicate that most all disease the Port Orford
bestowed on us. In our eagerness to
case
noted
schools were
nctC| .i I he - only ' liquor
*
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VCU IS
depositors appointed the fol- ner, it would be necessary to either' the schools are taking ciuite an in- dismissed Monday ---...
use that gift we have stripped our
for the remainder
1 . aPPeaI of Frank Thacker
forests; we have permitted fires to
court of M. T.
lav waste and devour them; we have
Orford, who imposed
all too often destroyed the young
for infraction of the
growth and the seed from which new
forests might spring. And though we
importance to be heard
already feel the first grip of timber
n .
u.
,
have largely to do with Currv coun-
Port
Orford,
Ore.
J.
E.
Walstrom,
D.
R.
Norton.
W.
H.
course.
shortage, we have barely begun to
combing has been profitable O' s financial standing, beinrf the
Pierce and M. Breuer, all of Bandon. Then it is also quite likely that the Mrs. J. M. B. Cope, APn'
1925' the Heach
save and restore.
past week in the vicinitv of Port condemnation suit against C, T
Fednral
Bank
Examiner
Otto,
who
meeting
will
"take'plare
?n
Brookings*
Gold
Beach
“We have passed the pioneer stage
Orford. Not less than fifteen thous Walker for right-of-wav f«.» the
ami are no longer excusable for con­ came here upon notice from the di- whose teachers, supplemented by the Dear Mrs Cone
and feet of surfaced lumber from the Bagnell Ferry-Agness forest road-
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tinuing this unwise dissipation of a rectors that they had closed the school board, have extended a * most
aisy Putbam’s cargo has been picked case of J. R. Browning vs. Currv coun’
bank’s
doors,
and
has
been
in
charge,
urgent
invitation
to
come there, andl of
7 ¡th
Teacher* ip from Brushes creek to Cape Blan- ty court and county officers ' oues
great resource.
To the nation it
5W
S
that
a
ma.
°,f
-Port
Orford
schoo>
we
fin«l
that
the
has
left,
leaving
in
charge
Dr.
C.
T.
the
means the lack of an elemental ne­
present vote shows that a ma- !- uuj
.
—,
co, fruits of the recent southwest
—
. warru..vS
’ S'«-»
tioning the legality of the
cessity and the waste of keeping idle Smith of Salem, who has been ap- jority y of the executive committee the'nresen? ‘n 7 ^ ba,‘ ,form’ due to wind,
that
were
to
have
been
paid
from
the
or only partly productive nearly one- pointed receiver, and will continue favors accepting the same. Brook- h e X T ? " * epllle™c °/ flu an<' it will
proceeds
of
the
$95,000
issue
of
bonds
be
next
to
impossible
for
them
to
take
PORT
ORFORD’S
NEW
fourth of our soil. To our forest­ to look after affairs pending a re- jngs has a large community, thus be
, voted by the people last November,
meet, -■ therefore
using industries it means unstable in­ or-^n’ration. or otherwise.
ing in better position to ably enter- part in k the coming
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THEATRE TO OPEN
and the mandamus case of Geo. D.
Among the depositors there was a tain a large crowd; it has a sDlemlid ° T , b® un.ab'e to participate in the.
vestments, the depletion of forest
f° r wh,cb 1 feeI very sorry in |
EARLY IN MAY Wood vs- H Backensto, as county
capital, the disbanding of established strong iee‘ing of optimism, all be theater building in which to hold the
treasurer, to stop “ the
payment LX of
all
and thirdly, and o r ’’ 3S .We a,ways '°ok forward to
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enterprises, and the decline of one of lieving that it will be possible to re declamatory contest, ________
•
. , , has an
tnis ni€pt
an event of great ini- * p *S e^ p®cted tbat the new theatre current warrants until such time
our most important industrial groups. organize the bank and with new men probably most j. important,
sohnni. w„
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ex'fportance
the schools.
We were
were m
in at i ort
'“Our forests ought to be put to at the helm, and confidence restored, cellent field for the track meet events
It, hnnps vnn to
~~ wah
i f Orford will be nearly enough Past <l«e warrants have been paid.
M P^tpone it
i4 j till next!
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And after all, it wouldn?
a
hope8 you wouId
S‘arf / V,sl??s . . on tb* A total of five divorce suits, the
the bank a solid institution.
work and kept at work.
I do not make
i.lea to visit Brookings, sav thoZe bad
ac
a” there seems so much sick- h 's been T m
' M' Ax‘ell greatest number ever on file at any
minimize the obstacles that have to
^ , a y event,
t n o , e be­
a c - ness
„ „ c o at , this time.
has been in Myrtle Point the past one term of court, will be up for h ear
be met, nor the difficulty of changing MI ST PAY ASSESSMENTS
tively managing the annual
few days dismantling opera chairs ing.
P
Very truly yours
EVEN AFTER DISAPPEARING
old ideas and practices. We must
M. T. WRIGHT.
tt • pro;’®ctlon e‘iuipment from the
Almost one-half of the cases dock-
INSURED BELIE” "*) DEAD cause it creates a better spirit and
all puti our hands to this common
Unuiye lbeatre, recently replaced by “ted come from the northern part of
task. It is not enough that the fed­
the big $40,000 cement Hyland.
1 Curry
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P
FISHING BOATS ARE
A decision of interest to every INTERESTING TALK
county.
eral, state and local governments take
the lead. There must be a change in policy holder in a fraternal or other
BY. MR. KINCAID
OUT FROM PORT ORFORD
AID IS ENTERTAINED
PIONEER, ALMOST 100 YEARS
our national attitude. Our industries, or&anization conducting insurance de-
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
our landowners, ou. farmers, all our Partments has just been handed down
OLD, PASSES AWAY
citizen must learn to treat our forests by tbe U- S- Sunrcnie court. In a
Sunday evening, April 19th, the
Prospects are good for quite a fleet Mrs. E. F. Wann last Wednesday,
with
fourteen
members
and
three
a- crops, to be used but also to be case from Nebraska of the Modem Christian Endeavor Society met at of deep sea fishers getting started
Word was received Saturday of the
visitors present. The work for Mrs death of A. Sorenson
renewed. We must learn to tend our Woodmen of America against Jennie the church. Jessie Ponting being lfead- early this season. The Sea
of Wilock,
woodlands as carefully as we tend our ? *da Mixer, the court held that the er-
Mr. Kincaid gave a very inter­ Sydman’s & Guerin’s new boat, HawR,
was sweet, which the Aid is doing, is al­ Wash., grandfather of Mis. E. A.
most
completed.
Mrs.
Sweet
sang
I indberg, Mrs. R. G. MeKenzie,
farms.
insurance companies can require as- esting talk which was appreciated by taken from Langlois to Port Orford
"I.et us apply to this creative task PP?smPnts to be paid under a policy all. He has also promised his help last week on a truck and trailers. several beautiful songs, which were Karine and Ben Sorenson of Port Or-
the boundless energy and skill we :’fter the insured under the laws of toward making the Endeavor a sue . j Bates, Earl and Kincaid have their greatly enjoyed by all present. The ford, arid Dennis and Sam Sorenson
consisted of sand- of Marshfield,
have so long spent in harvesting the
state in which he lived was con- cess.
power dory about ready for service, refreshments
wiches, cake and coffee. The next
Mr. Sorenson was born in Sundf-
free gifts of nature. The forests of s>‘,Prp,l dead.
while
the
Traveller
and
another
boat
Eleanor Purdin was appointed
meeting will he with Mrs. N. H. Ear jord, Bergan county, Norway, May
the future must he -tart® today. Our
Under the hv-laws of the Modern
Sydman & Guerin’s new boat, was son.
children are denendent on our course. Woodmen of America its policies do leader for next Sunday. The Endea.- others as soon as the weather is set-
17, 1S30, and died- April 18, 1925, at
We are hound by a solemn obligation not become payable unon the pre- orers are planning to have a weinie tie
the
are of 94 years and 11 months.
Lain ■w— D rilling continues for
frnm which no evasion and no sub-
death of members based on roast May 10th in honor of the one
The Bandon cold storage plant is hot water and steam supply for heat- H? was widely traveled, having
The policies
terfuc-e will relieve us. Unless we their disappearance.
- • -
- — owned and operated three snilino-
flwer; water at 400 foot vessels befor re coming to America ng
fulfill our sacred responsibility to un­ must he kept alive bv the payment of who secures the most members by ¡ready to handle all varieties of sea ing and power;
to
depth shows 24fi degrees temperature. live. He was a western pioneer, mov­
foO(] jn wholesale quantities.
born generations, unless we use with assessments during the period the in­ that time.________
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gratitude and with restraint the gen­ sured was expected to live according
ing from I* argo, N. D., to Oregon with
ERRATI! MUSINGS.
erous and kindly gifts of Divine to the mortality table of the organi­
his family ¡n the early seventies,
Providence, we shall prove ourselves zation.
t hence to Winlock, where he has since
By M. T. W.
unworthy guardians of a heritage we
resided. At the time of his death
We
called
H
H
L
AG
'
IN
NAMED
hold in trust.
again »it trie old homestead he was the oldest living resident of
HEAD OF COOS AND CURRY
“NOW. THEREFORE. I CALVIN
The land of our childhood dreams.
that city.
I We wonder?«! through its winding
TELEPHONE COMPANY
COOLIDGE, President of the United
CAPE BLANCO LOSES ~
lanes
States, do recommend to the govern­
There are many beautiful and won- | of thousands will be here to view the We sat beside its streams.
Tbe board of directors of the Coo?
ors of the various states to designate
RIGHT TO CLAIM BEING
and set apart the week of April 27- and Curry Telephone company, at its (lenful side-trip drives all over the greatest natural wonderland in all the
MOST W ESTERLY POINT
of Oregon, but when is comes to world. We who have been hero a long Rut the place is not the same to us
May 3, inclusive, 1925, as American meeting in Marshfield, recognized
According to the following from
Forest Week, and, wherever practic­ merit and results when it re-elected a diversity of wonders the tourists time have lost sight of the real It’s changetl in every way.
able and not in conflict with state law Charles Hall president and general themselves give us the word that the wonders of our own place. It is the Where once our mother
flower- the Oregoni in Cape Blanco lacks iust
or accepted customs, to celebrate "wnac-er. Mr. Hall is ftate senator western Oregon coast country leads people coming from communities not
bloomed
.07 degree longitude of being the
all other localities.
Arbor Day wihin that week. And frem fniw end Cum- counties.
most westerly point in the United
having our advantages that appreci­ There are only weeds today.
States;
E. C. Smith of Hood River and
I urge public officials, public and busi­
This Paradise Wonderland of Ore- ate them more than we do. The on­
ness associations, industrial leaders, C. E. Hickman of Portland were gon is a very small part of this great rush of homeseekers and pleasure an a«l f be build>n«r. too, neglected stan.ls,
Two Pacific Capes.
forest owners, editors, educators and re-elected vice president and sec- realm of Uncle Sam, and yet there enchantment hunters has been to T,
All broken past repair,
PORT ORFORD, Ore., April 13.—
all patriotic citizens to unite in the £ t«rv' respectively. These two with are millions of Americans who have every other part of our country hut 1 hP stiu,'tprs all blown down and gone (To the Editor)—Please give me the
common
mon task of forest conservation Hn" fornl
tbp board
never
degrees of longitude and latitude of
tiAp ...in
...
x of directors.
------ seen
seen the
the place
place, and
and to to set
set tkei.
their this
this, *nrl
and the tide
will soon start this j And there s cobwebs on the stair.
and renewal.
Cape Blanco anil Cape Flattery.
\ isiting directors were greatly eyes upon it they would go into rap- way, for there is nowhere else to go
pleased with proe-ress made by the tures over this God’s num country for something new. They will come
Which is the most westerly?
,,,“‘nc_h. bPn''atb tbe Sycamore,
NATION’S POPULATION NOW
company during the past rear. Two supreme, still primitive, undeveloped In spite of us, and perhaps against our i * r® once we loved to rest,
SUBSCRIBER.
untrammelled, untrnd
P
s . overgrown
s
Cape Blanco is 124:37 degrees west
NUMBERS NEARLY 113,500.000 sma’I lines Sixes-Elk and Bear creek, untrammelled,
untrod.
selfish desire to remain aloof frdm th
T ’*"',’’" 7 with
1» cocklebur’
,
were added to the system and more
longitude and 42:50 degrees north
some of
of us There wood rats bai'’l their nest.
There is P
probably
not a sea-level the rest of the world. a« some
than RW1 new subscribers placed on highway
„
latitude. Cape Flattery, which is
likely
are.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 14.- the books.
the United States
more westerly, is 124:44 degrees west
The old rail fence along the creek
Unofficial figures completed here by
Approximately $175.000 was spent wiler® tb« tourist many take a thirty-
Excepting in this Oregon coast Has fallen in decay.
longitude and 48:23 north latitude
arithmetical calculation indicate that
„
the population of the United States i X n 1925
' ^ Z end
v about $100 000 will ™nate *Me-trip and at once enter country, the United States is becom- n . t J i “ ' e
th“
ll" TO B U I L ^ o S S
The new plant
Whi5h are floored witb *nK pretty well congested with people,
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i<miv dense
RETE
will be 113.500,000 by July.
“
V*1’ , J year.
in the Hall building will "give"exrel- r" arnmoth feras. bracken, and where , an,J they must soon be filling in all
BLOCK h o u s e s
This represents an 8.300,000 in- Mnt Mrviw for many vears to pome the open spaces are a riot of color !tbe v<«»nt spaces, and this wonder- Has long since washed away.
crease since the 1920 census, when but an additional section will prob-
tbe h'001”
rhododendron, )
1'ttle spot is not going to be over- Where once the place with laughter
Roy Ostrander has bought a ce­
105,710,620 persons were
ire living m ably be added in one year. The tbe aialea’ the huckleberry, and very ; l00^ '!- The only sensible idea is to
ment block machine to Port Orford
re ig
this country.
and will install it on hfs block near
. .
n«w system started with 1900 lines Punlcrous other beautiful and flower- ^ t ready to care for the crowds and And all was joy and love,
Of this
the fill on the highway in the north
'n . P®Pu'a‘,on> which cares for more than 2,000 sub- ,*ng *brut” > only on this Roosevelt to Profit as much by it as possible. No sound to hreak the stillness
nearly 2,000.000 are credited as im- bribers
boulevar«! stretch. There are millions Evpry American citizen has a perfect Save the passing crows above. nrw end of town, where he plans to erect
migrants, the remaining 6,000.000
two cement block bungalows. The
of American people who have never j r' f bt to enter any other community
being native born.
seen a deer only in the city park, and vithin the realm of Un
rand here has proven especially
FARM IOANS SUCCESS,
m,
and
The
blue
grass
on
the
lawn
is
dead
The natural increase of births over
adaptable to all kinds of concrete
u vctnvGTON Anril 18.—Mort- 8 trr’atsr P3«
them do not realize on account of the erow
’’tion The roses have ceased to bloom,
deaths shows an apparent decline in gage
work, and It is thought that tlus is
foreclosures by the federal farm tbat tbere is a place in our country of the older states, mar
s
to
Where
once
we
heard
the
tinkling
the unofficial figures and the excess *-,nn c.
a step in the right direction for bet­
Mve amounted to onlv wrbPrp- during a motor trip, it is no Assume this prerogativ«
•ce?d W ls
of immigrants over emigrants also three-tenths of 1 per rent of the loan uncommon thing to come upon these j tn A*1 tbe °Pen space
ter building construction.
'Vest. I’ now but quiet gloom.
has a tendency downward.
in
eight rears ^f ‘xi«tence
creatures in their wild
The simply awful f
lor
FIRST STRAWBERRIES
The census bureau expects the new
fo'lera! land hank' and the state-
turn away to hide our grief
transportation is the only
iat We
OF SEASON ARE HERE
immigration restriction? to be a ma- joint tock land banks, it jras dis-
And «'ey our weeping eyes.
When our highways are in such ha? ‘o long held this Greg
terial factor in the country’ popu- clos? r! todav in an analysis by Com- tate that motoring will be a plea
As
we
think
how
sad
that
the
hand
of
ure. country from being the becl
Mrs. W. E. Robinson brought four
lation in 1930.
ïckoninfr
rate
oner R. A. Co ■per.
hen people by the thousands and tens , call to the world.
boxe- of home grown strawberrii “ to
Must break these family ties.
town Tuesday.
Which Will Go to Brookings
Flu and LaGrippe Attacks School Chil-
dren-Brookings Prepared to Give Roy-,
al Reception to Visitors—Rivalry to Be i
Keen in All Events.
ïs ä
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Oregon Coast Country Leads
In Wonderful Side-Trip Drives
a
SPBIIIG COÜBT