THE PORT ORFORD T
W. E. HASSLER,
Managing Editor.
Henry M. Axtell
Local Representative.
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Dated this 25tn day oi aiarcn,
tNlIlit HffliLi nircu
JAMES L. CHENOWETH,
Administrator.
J. C. Johnson, Attorney for the
Estate, Gold Beach, Oregon.
First Pub. Meh. 25, 1925.
MARSHFIELD, April 17.—A fire,
Reai Storie» About Reai Girl» Final Pub. Apr. 22, 1925.
believed to have started in the Broad
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
way Cafe, adjoining the Going
By MRS. HARLAND H. ALLEN
Furniture company’s large estab
lishment, wiped out
family of five
1 | I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I I-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Department of the Interior,
RUNNING A W OM AN’S EX-
V. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore- persons, when H. W. Hopps, wife and
three children, living in an apartm ent
CH ANG E
;gon’
March 26, 1925, ! on the second floor of the cafe build
ing, were suffocated or burned to
Notice is hereby given that John,
OU’LL never get rich,” perhaps E glovey> of port Orford, Oregon, death last night. The cafe was prac
A someone remarks, “running a who, Qn ^jay 14> 1923, made Home- tically gutted, while the furniture
company’s stock on the second floor
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woman’s zavr
exchange.
stead
Entry, WT
No. A 014849,
for AT N L E
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Now, It Is quite true that the small Section 25, Township 32 S„ Range 15 was damaged considerably by smoke
town girl who organizes such an 1 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed and water.
agency won’t “get rich.” Neither, In notice of intention to make three year
all probability, will the woman who Proof, to establish claim to the land
The Tribune gives the news.
market» her wares there. And yet, above described, before Edgar A.
one girl, who did start Just such an Dodge, U. S. Commissioner, at Myrtle
organization. Is enthusiastic In her Point, Oregon, on the 9th. day of
praise of the nationally-known Institu
May, 1925.
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will do what we
tion, which, as she says, “assists with- ! Claimant names as witnesses:
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claim for it —
out demoralizing"—the woman’s ex
Fred Marsh, Nick Marsh, Weston rid your system o f Catarrh or D eafneu
change.
Zumwalt, all of Port Orford, Oregon, j caused by Catarrh.
“The woman’s exchange has helped
Clarence Zumwalt, of Denmark, Ore
SoU h d r u ttu li (or orot 40 yoort
thousands to become self-supporting,"
gon.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O hio
4 ie says. “As for the proprietress,
she not only makes a living at the non coal
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
work, but feels that she has a worth
Register.
while Job."
First
Pub.
April
1,
1925.
The moat remarkable thing about
PORT ORFORD
the woman's exchange Is that it has Final Pub. April 29, 1925.
LODGE
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succeeded In so standardising the
A. F. ft A. M.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
home woman's output that It Is cer
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I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 1 1 I » 1 l"H -b
MAKING GOOD IN
A SM ALL TOWN
OUT IN MARSHFIELD FIRE
weeks we inarched up to the little
cemetery on the hill.
We were glad to pay tribute to
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY , Monday, April 20th was Patriots
; Day.
Each room acknowledged i “Bill,” in this way, for he had shown
$2.00 with a short appropriate program.
Subscription, per year
kindness—even the boards on which
. Plan
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we walked across the “Billy’s” Creek
Carnival.
Entered at the Postoffice at Port Or- I We are firm in our resolve to have ' bridge had been placed there only a
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...«„1.,. I, »n V Him Fn hpln
ford at second class mail matter under a carnival the first part of _ May.
The few weeks before, by him, to help
the act of March 3, 1879.
us
get
through the mud.
choruses are hard a t work in order
We feel sorry to think that the
to make their special part an in
Advertising Rates.
burden of ill-health and trouble had
teresting and entertaining feature.
Made Known on Application
become too heavy to be borne and he
Girls’ Baseball Team.
The “Lady Pirates” baseball nine) ha<1 taken il uPon himself t0 end U
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1925.
has chosen Irene McClellan as cap- a11
Sometime, when I look for him
tain. Everyone, excepting those who
coming along,
A COMMUNITY CANNOT
have recently been sick, are practic
I’ll wonder and wait and fear some
ing while w aiting for any games that
U V E WITHIN ITSELF.
thing is wrong;
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’ might come up. Those playing on the
I’ll see the last figure he drew with
The following timely article is from team are: Irene McClellan, Clara
his cane—
the Mississippi Builder, and is here- Aikin, Grace Fromm, Anna Lowman,
A tremulous square in the dust of
with reproduced in the hope that it Ellinore Purdin, Veva Anderson,
the lane.
may open the eyes of our readers to Grace Willis, Norma Willis, and
And then we will go all our neigh
what we can expect throughout this Daisy May Willis.
borhood clan,
section.
To visit at last with the lonesome
“During the eighteen years that the
Gold Beach School.
old man.
w riter has been engaged in publicity
,
But silent we’ll stand o’er a casket
work, we have visited hundreds of There are only foUr mOrB W6ekS
of clay—
cities, towns and communities, among of scho°*’ ,
The angels of God will have led
which we have found a few that
PatnoU Day the ^ t h anniverawy
him away.”
thought they could live without the of
Battle of Lexington and Con*
Edwin Billings, in playing Thurs
cooperation of the rest of the world, cord, was observed Monday.. The pu-
day morning, hurt his foot so badly
These
communities
have
never pils of all grades assembled for a that he had to be taken home and had tain to be as perfect as a factory prod
No. 170
short program in Mrs. Nichols’ room.
amounted to much, in fact, they have
uct. It has overcome her too Intense Bandon and Curry County Missions.
Last Friday afternoon the Camp to miss the rest of the week.
Meets second ..Saturday., of each
grown smalled, until they have been
We were much disappointed be Individualism and taught her to use
BANDON — Holy Trinity—Mass month. Visiting brethern welcome.
Fire Girls, under the direction of
lost in the progress of the other com
cause we couldn’t attend the Easter that scientific cure which will mean every Sunday of the year excepting
Miss
Chamberlain,
gave
a
30-minute
WALTER SABIN, W. M.
munities that were seeking the co
picnic at Agness but Mr. Meservey, uniform high quality. The proprie
Worshipful M aster
operation with your neighbor, your program for the High school students who had promised to take us down in tress should never, therefore, through the third Sunday of every month,
and upper
grade pupils. _ Visitors
were
early mass at 8 a. m.; late mass at
JOHN F. GILLINGS, Secretarj
Yet,
yet, sometimes the
me backward
uacawaru ones
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his boat was unable to get back up mistaken charity, accept work that is 10:30 a. m. The holding of two
wake up to the necessity of getting; Mrs^ Hunter a d
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poorly executed, of Inferior material
the river in time.
masses on Sunday as well as after
on the band wagon of progress. J
the
Military
Practicing pieces and reviewing or out-of-date. To do so will but lead noon or evening services, subject to
“No, a community cannot live w ith-: Traininff Camp at Camp Lewis, Wash, seem to be the order of the day now. to disappointment all around, and will special announcement.
CURRY CHAPTER
Our sewing club work is progress help no one.
NO. 135 O. E. S.
in itself, for no m atter what the re'i*p},e following named boys have made
BROOKINGS—Our Lady Star of
Possibly she can get the co-opera
Regular meetings,
sources are or the advantages pos-| arrangements with Lieut. Col. Johii- ing nicely.
The oak trees all around us are a tion of existing organizations or busi the Sea—Services every third Sunday j
third Saturday
sessed, there must be an outlet some- g0R to go to Camp [jewis from j une
of
the
month,
early
mass
at
8
a.
m.
1
ness
houses
and
persuade
them
to
do
of each month.
where. A progressive spirit of c o -|19 to j ujy jg . o tis Bowman, William 1 thing of beauty now.
nate space for the project In return late mass at 10:30 a. in. Other s e r - 1
Visitors always
operation with others must be in -1 chenowet'hj George Kerr, Nick Turn-
for the advertising and good will It vices subject to special announcement.)
welcome.
stilled and inoculated into the minds I e r, Marvin Miller, Robert Lamson.
District No. 18
would bring them. The “Y” rooms,
GOLD BEACH—Services once a i
of the people, so that all progressive'
MRS. MYRTLE McKENZIE,
(By Ellen Adams.)
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth.
or the rest room established for out-
movements may have the right sup
Worthy Matron
We learned a new song, “Sweet and of-town women might be available. month, time and hour subject to |
Monday morning the four rooms
port for good. If you, as a com met together in the Grammar room I ow,” this week. It was w ritten by She might run the exchange on this special announcement. Services will i MRS. FLORENCE PONTING,
munity, will not do anything in co and celebrated Patriots’ day by giv- /Jfre d Lord Tennyson and is very basis: payment of one dollar to en be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Secretary
W. B. Holland, through their kind
operation
operation with you neighbor, your
y o u r! ¡n(f
flag salute, singing songs and pretty.
title a woman to plaue work on sale
bor
will
not
do
anythir„
,
invitation.
neighbor
anything f°r !recjting the “Concord Hymn” in con-J We have several bouquets of dog- for six months, with the dsductlon of
you. You cannot go out and invite cert.
I wood blossoms on our shelves, and twenty per cent commission from the
P O R T ORFORD and HUGHES
people to come in, and tell them that
The Sixth grade has chosen sides Theodore Meservey brought up some selling price of all fancy work. The RANCH, CAPE BLANCO—Star of
Woodmen of the World
they must forsake the rest of the in Arithmetic
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and is working to —
see beautiful purple lilacs Thursday.
charge for selling other goods could the Sea—Subject to special announce
W. O. W. Camp 609
world. The markets of trade are like which side can get the most points
Jack Adams of the Fourth grade be arranged before hand In each case. ment.
Meets First Friday of each month.
unto an endless chain covering the each day. The sides are even so far. has been writing sentences with words Consignors should be permitted to
DENMARK and LANGLOIS—Sub
Visitors welcome to our camp.
whole world, and if you let it go by
The Eighth grade pupils are taking Miss Nelson gives him. His sentences withdraw all goods at any tim e; but
ject
to announcement.
W. J. SABIN. C. C.
without catching on, you are side tests, getting ready for the final ex are improving very much lately.
to do so should mean that they would
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
REV. L. A. LeMILLER,
tracked and soon forgotten. The aminations.
forfeit
their
membership
unless
they
The pupils th at led in physicial
Pastor.
greatness and upbuilding of your
The Seventh grade received a letter
preferred to pay twenty per cent on
community are just what you, as a from a boy in Brothers, Ore., telling exercises this week were Genevieve oil goods removed. Of course, these
Jack and Ellen Adams and Elisha
citizen,
make —
it.”
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them about their country. The pupils Meservey.
fees and commissions may vary to
meet local con<lltl«»ng. The consignor 1
What the Builder says is true, and | are going to answer his letter and tell
YOU CAN GET IT AT
School
was
dismissed
at
1:15
Tues-
t is also the case with individuals, i him about our country.
shuuld~l>e presented with a statement
day
afternoon
because
Miss
Nelson
’hey cannot live alone, but must co-1 The pupils enjoyed a spelling match
was ill. Dick Adams was absent acknowledging receipt of the goods,
iperate with one another. In fact, last Friday evening.
and the receipt would have to be pre
he man, the community or the nation! Mira Miller is absent from school Wednesday.
sented by her If she asked for the re
The
Fifth
grade
memorized
Celia
vhich lives for self alone, will never on account of sickness.
Thaxter’s “The Sandpiper” this week. turn of her wares. A good ruling is
For Bill Makes Particular Effort to carry a stock of
iroaden nor flourish, nor achieve that!
pupjis were entertained by the
that articles may not be removed dur
Genevieve Meservey has finished re ing the month of December.
or which they were intended.
camp Fire Girls last Friday.
The rules vary; but whenever serv
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! Several pupils from our room art- viewing her N atural Method first
studying recitations for the county reader and will soon be starting on ing women is us important ns earning
WHY DO YOU INSURE?
Beacon
first
reader.
THAT WILL MEET THE PUBLIC’S DEMAND
wages—try running n Woman’s Ex
declamatory contest.
In connini-nting on the economy,
The Fifth grade pupils took their change
The
pupils
on
the
honor
roll
this
vith which stock fire insurance coni-i
final exams in Arithmetic and English
(© . 1924. W e ste r n N e w sp a p e r U n io n .)
ianies are operated, and the fact that! month are: W arren Bauer, Marion and are starting the Sixth grade in
nsurance is the only item of im- Bauer, Charley Caughell, Jam es Cook those subjects.
week.
mrtance in our everyday life which Harold H aw kins. K atherine Jane
We have a new poster, made by- John Maupin has finished his spell
•ns actually decreased rather than H assler, Veulah Lynch. E sth er Lom-
Genevieve Adams, showing two boys, ing, and started on his review. Thel
ncreased in cost since the war, H. A. mnsson, Rut 1
i - r / h M ore and several rabbits of various sizes.
ma, Maxine, and Richard have each
.
1
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Moore,
Velma
Moore,
Edith
Mooie.
m ith. p resid en t of th e N ational F ire ,
’
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Genevieve Adams and Genevieve started to review their geography.
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1
Ev
e
Mershon,
Sadie
Owens,
Irving
PORT ORFORD, ORE g M ’
nsurance Company of H artford, says. ‘ , , '
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We find that out attic again has a
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* are not * op Nichols
“ Fire insurance
rates
^w nois, Harold
n«u $ Santee. T Leona . Turner,
n U f_ Meservey wre our only 100% spellers tenant. We hope th at Mr. Rat won’t
1 1
m ,i,rt »’ »• 1 enora Turner, . Ernest
EeClair, 01 eta this week.
iressivo or burdensome. Take for ;
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ip
non
Mav
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alker,
Averill
W
Laura
Ellen Adam« has finished reviewing live there long.
WHERE YOUR PLEASURE AND COMFORT IS OUR
xample n dwelling insured for $1,000 ’*’ •
D alker,
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4,„
The pink geranium that Mrs. Brown
f
<s\r\
Ralph.
B
ertha
Fram
e,
Robert
bnep-
Oregon
history and is now taking old
CH IEF AIM
or five years at a premium of $10— ivaipn,
gave us has three large clusters of
10 against $1.000
it itoesn
doesn’t t b bum
(HM> th
th a a t t it
u r n , ¡h en . Ion? Shephen, u Cec.l Sheph
, T- nl.
. state exams in .Agriculture in the
pink
blossoms.
z. years! . And
< i au
« , : Ruth Gervk, ’ Edna Huskey and Jim- mornings. She has also completed
n five
the company pays
spelling.
% of that in taxes, taking the ,n,e Staple^_____ ________
Monmouth — Architects drawing
We still have spelling matches for plans for $100,000 state normal gym
hance also that the owner is honest.
opening
exercises
at
noons.
Furthermore, if the dwelling is I
nasium.
One
a little mouse cam? o u t
«troyed, the loss will be the equiva-
Qn Monday morning we gathered
«nt
of
the
premium
for
500
y
e
a
r
s
-
wild"
flowers?
fern
,
and
m
os7"’and
He
went
across
the
room
and
into
a
nt nf flm ni*<i111n fnr . a OU
— ...;ui «1
Fomo *and mnNS mid
Salem—Canvass under way for
without anything for expenses. You when the procession, which was bear- hole in the wall. Soon ie came ou stock subscriptions to $640,000 linen
luldn’t get such long odds against a ing the remains of William White again. At as
e < mappearei am mill.
iree-legged horse in a race! But if ) to his last resting place, passed the failed to visit us again.
FOR SALE—One ton Republic truck,
le man who pays th • premium, in- srhoel house, we fell into line and
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model 1916, in good running con
lead of devoting his energies to rc- for the secoml time in less than three
AjJFlCSS SCllOOI.
If sold at once, will take
oeing the eoet of things w h ic h h «re_____________________ I w<
of our one dition.
$125. Blevins, Coquille, Ore., Phone
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Port Orford Schools
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H a ll’s C a t a r r h
à
BILL’S PLACE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Hotel Port Orford
Meals and Rooms Unsurpassed
1918 ami 1923. costing $1,- a record next month,
tiling—make a drive at the basic ele i tween
530,000.000 for public schools alone! Richard Fry, Maxine ami Thelma
ments which the insurance companies
1 Maupin had clean desks for the whole
cannot control, the fire waste, the in 1922.
weak fire departments ami water sup
plies, the poor building laws, heavy
taxes, hostile legislation, oppressive
regulation —thereby adopting a co
operative ami constructive attitude
instead of a critical and destructive
one ?”
Young Coolidge Inspects Big Guns
TAX REDUCTION I’O Pl l.AR.
The National Industrial Conference'
Board shows hv a careful survey that
there is nothing more unpopular than
nnv proposition to increase federal
state and local taxes.
This statisticial body shows that
during 1921-23, inclusive, while state
and local taxes increased nearly 15
per cent, federal taxes decreased more
than 27 per cent.
While federal taxes were reduced
$1.009.000.000 in three years, states
ami political subdivisions have been
borrowing ami spending heavily.
In 1919. these subdivisions bor
rowed $691.000.000: in 1923, $1,063,-
000.000; during 1924, over $1,300,-
000.
Correspondingly, state and muni
cipal subdivision taxes have increased
from $2.956.000.000 in 1919 to $4.-
449,000.000 in 1923 and probably will
exceed five billion dollars in 1924.
But the tide has turned and man
states and localities have reduced
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his Final
Account in the m atter of the Adminis-
ration of the E state of Atha Ann
Hawkins, Deceased, and that the
County Court for Curry County, Ore
gon, has set Thursday, the 21st day
of May A. D. 1925, as the day anil
date and the County Court room in
the County Court House in Gold
Beach, Curry County, Oregon, as the
place for hearing objections to said
Final Account and the settlement of
said Estate.
Dated this 9th day of April A. D.
1925.
M. O. HAWKINS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Atha Hawkins, Deceased.
First rub. Apr. 15, 1925.
Final Pub. May 13, 1925.
\DM INISTR \TO R ’S NOTICE
CREDITORS.
Joint Coolidge, son o f President and Mrs. Coolidge, paid a visit to the
Washington navy yard, accompanied by Secretary of the Navy Curtla D. Wtl-
»ur. and learned some of the secrets of the manufacture of the giant guns,
tear Admiral Hutchinson, commandant of the naval station. Is pictured here
npialuing the breach mechanism of one of the 18-lneh naval gun*.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned. has by order of the Hon
orable County Court, for Curry
County, Oregon, been duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of Wil
liam L. Chenoweth, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present the
same duly verified, to th? undersigned,
at his residence in said County, near
Denmark, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.