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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1925)
J H £ PORT ORFQRD TRIBUNE, PORT ORFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY JULY 22. 1925. ♦ ♦ + ♦ + ♦ ♦ + <. * + +, three o’clock in the morning, and then + full daylight. * PORT ORFORD LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS ♦ ♦ + + + + + + * + + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ + +♦ + + < , BENEFIT DANCE IS HUGE SUCCESS ^COMMUNITY CHURCH! perio'*- s° that he may be reached at Pour autoloads of Gypsies passed j Ob PORT ORFORD + any time he may be needed. through town last Thursday. Thi ban^ of rovers called on practically, ++++++++++++*+->++++++i.++<^ -iR()pT HYING IN DRY Miss Luetta Johnston, who has been Agate Beach park and all camping every house in town. attending- the Medford High school, facilities are open to Veterans of the Services at the Community church CREEK—CAN BE SAVED and from which she expects to gradu Spanish-American war during en A X T E L L Sunday, July 26, at the usual hours: HASA The dance given by the ladies of Reports from Dry Creek that from ate next year, is spending a couple campment week, wit out any charge. Sabbath school at 10 o’clock a. m. LUM BER M I N E Port Orford last Saturday night, was of weeks’ visiting her father, Ames the mouth upstream for about a mile, Preaching at 11 o’clock a. m. a big success, both financially and thousands of small trout are being Johnston and her many friends in Logs are coming to the wharf from J ¡socially, a large crowd being present (Coquille Sentinel) During August the pastor will be imprisoned in holes by the stream Port Orford. Miss Luetta was ao- Euchre Creek, Middle Elk, Sixes H. M. Axtell, of Port Orford, was CVery one of wWch enjoyed them- J away on his vacation, and it has been drying up, or sinking through the companied from Myrtle Point by her River, Floras Creek and Brush in town yesterday, and says that in , V?S until a late hour- An excellent thought best that during this time Ilfravel' ar>d that more trout fry can be grandfather, Wm, Chandler, who re Prairie. addition to the hotel a at t Beaver R e a v e s Hill hui ,uneoeon was served « at m mid-night, u u - i u g n i , a and n u the Sabbath school be closed also, as jsave‘l by dipping them out in a day turned home Sunday evening after t l l P W f il'lz o r e w i l l K o n . . . . . . . u rn l i m o th n v , 'ii Charley Jamieson brought a new which he recently purchased, he also)several fine cakes being left were sold the workers will be away and a _ large HP or t two time than can I__v be . built up « by spending the clay in Port Orford. at auetinn auction G. M. C. truck from. Portland Friday, bought the store building. at proportion of the scholars. restocking in two or three years. The musicians, Ames Johnston, Let us all enjoy to the full this sea A letter received by Ames Johnston which he will use in hauling his cedar The hotel, which is now in the pro Buy your coffee in Denmark. from Hardy Stewart says that he and logs from Upper Sixes. cess of demolition, contained about organist; Dan Oxley, violinist; Bert son of rest and return ready for more Special all fine grades, 1 lb. to 5 Hoggatt, cornetist, and John Sil- 150,000 feet of lumber, and elsewhere Mrs. Stewart would leave San Jose, aggressive work than ever. Mrs. Britton, representing the California, July 31, arriving at North Langlois cheese factory, was in town in this ussue he is advertising it for vestra mandolin, was relieved several The telephone operator will be lb. cans, 55c per lb. At Nodine Cash Grocery—the store you pass to pay sale. Three stories high, 215 feet times by the orchestra from Woods’ kept informed as to the pastor’s more. Bend Aug. 2, where they expect to the middle of the week. —Adv. long and built of fir and Port Orford Players, which company gave three meet their daughter, Dorothy, who Mrs. George Guerin of Langlois cedar, when lumber was not worth nights of splendid entertainments has been teaching school in Bozeman, Montana. The party expects to reach visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. what it is today, he is offering some here the past week, and generously great bargains to anyone who is con offered their services in making the Port Orford the second week in Walter Sutton Wednesday. WE ARE HAPPY IN THE KNOW templating building. August. dance a good time. For their kind The steamer Mary E. Moore loaded LEDGE THAT OUR STORE IS Part of the lumber he is taking to assistance the ladies give them sin Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Franklin, logs at the Port docks Tuesday an d |p ort Orford t cere thanks and wish them every suc ,r t ° ford to cover the theatre who, forty years ago, were well Wednesday. building he built last winter. That cess. known residents of Northern Curry Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McPhillamey is probably the most solidly built After the dance the ladies turned and Southern Coos counties, but who have moved into their new home on frame building in Oregon. The side over to the Chamber of Commerce now make their home in Elkton, Ore., North Jefferson street. walls were constructed out of 8x8 fifty dollars, receipts of the evening, FOR SOUTHWESTERN OREGON were renewing old time friendships timbers, laid flat, which he secured to be placed in the fund being raise«! in Port Orford last week. Mrs. W. T. White, Jr., and Mrs. from a vessel which went ashore John Marsh were Bandon visitors there, and it made an absolutely sound to refray expenses that may be in curred in entertaining the Spanish- A. E. Adelsperger and W. L. Friday. proof theatre. American War veterans. C o n n r a d, president and m a n- We make shopping a pleasure and When Mr. Axtell gets through ager, respectively of the Western H. Mayea, who, on Friday, suffered our stock is selected to supply wants White Cedar Co. of Marshfield, were from a severe attack of stomach shipping out his purchases from Bea in Port Orford Monday and visited trouble, is able to be at work again. ver Hill there won’t be much left of of the traveling public. that city but the incorporation and the different logging camps belong Mrs. Wm. Hurst is suffering from the city authorities may ask the state ing to their company in this vicinity. a severe stroke of paralysis. to abolish that. There are still four Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeSouza and or five families making their homes Bob Smith was a Bandon visitor daughter, Martha, of Medford, ar Tuesday. there, but most of the 45 or 50 houses About 15 of the stockholders of are untenanted. rived in town Sunday, and are camped the Pacific Airways Co., successor to a t Agate Beach park. Mr. DeSouza Come try our coffee. The BEST to BOOSTER FOR NEW HIGHWAY BAS DON, “Just a little better for less” the Coos & Curry Airplane Co., met is a consistent booster for Port Or be had. Port Orford Cafe.—adv. OREGON HERE WITH HIS FAMILY in Marshfield Monday night tc ascer ford and Good Roads. T. L. Clinton motored to Coquille “It’s a pleasure to wait on you.” tain what they had to show for their Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Wright and Mr. Sunday, returning in the evening, ac Frank DeSouza, who, with his wife stock subscriptions. Chas. Denison and Mrs. Delmar Wright went to companied by Mrs. Clinton, who had and daughter, is camped at Agate of the electric plant of the Coos Bay Portland last Wednesday, returning been visiting relatives in Portland the Beach park, will be remembered as ______ — , president of the com- Lumber Co., Friday with a new two and one-half past week. one of the party of Medford people i pany, presided. ton Mack truck, which they will use U u™ After . lengthy Mr. and Mrs. "Sprig Zumwalt, Mrs. in their logging operations. Magnolia Zumwalt and Miss Grace the “Frogner” was in our port and found that Emery Smith, the pro- i was one of the organizers of the J. H. Wolford, a veteran of the Fromm returned home from Portland Rogue River Highway Association, moter for whom a warrant is out, has First Infantry, 'at present Quarter- Sunday evening. The party reports with the object of projecting a new not been located, that the company FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO AND Master of the Veterans camp at a very enjoyable time in the city dur highway from Medford to the sea, has about $200 in the American bank ami that bills for about $3,600 in Roseburg, with his family, motored ing the Elks’ convention week. terminating at Port Orford. He has LUNCH GOODS debtedness have come in. One report in Sunday and are in camp at Agate Miss Edna Smith of Grants Pass been threatening ever since to bring had it that about $2,000 had been col Beach park. Confectionery and Pool Room is visiting with Mrs. Barton in Port his family and some of his friends to lected from stockholders but this spend a vacation here, and is now Sheriff Sam Starmer, a veteran of Orford. R. R. SMITH, amount is uncertain as the bonds are POUT ORFORD keeping his promise. Co. B. 2nd Oregon, with his wife and in such shape that little can be glean County Assessor Fred Moore has two boys, is making his headquarters been busy assessing Port Orford pro ed from them. STATE SENATORS CAN’T at the park, where all veterans are perty owners this week. Attorney Anderson was present HOLD DOWN TWO JOBS welcome. but could shed little light on the Jasper C. Smith of Newberg, Ore., State Senator Berds of Tillamook situation. No one could point out Geo. Sutton and family have moved who enlisted from Port Orford for cannot legally sit as a memher of the any particular criminal liability to where George will be employed on service in the World War and who the Willow and Floras Creek bridges, was a “buddy” of Louis Marsh, is state fish commission, to which he Smith’s part to the company, it was was appointed recently, and at the stated. now under construction. spending the week in Port Orford. same time serve as senator. Attorney None of the Bandon or Curry coun Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schade, their Mrs. Ethel Mathers is driving a General Van Winkle holds in his ty stockholders were present. opinion a few days ago. daughter, Madeline, and their son« new Dodge coupe. The flying machine is still in the Larry, are other visitors from Med The status of Senator Garland of Southern Pacific yards accumulating John Weld, lookout on Rocky Peak, Lebanon appointed to the commission demurrage in addition to the freight ford. IF YOUR money is worth working for it is worth saving reports that during three clear days at the same time, is the same. It is bill of lading for about $100, which Dave Crowley, with a crew of men, last week he counted 75 vessels pass Saved money, deposited in this bank works for you. Open your understood Beals will resign his sen- was attached to the shipment. So far has moved to Euchre creek, where he ing, 45 of them north bound and 30 account in our Savings Department. Do it today, tomorrow you atorship. Garland stated he will keep as the stockholders expressed them may forget it—the next da„ you may regret it. will log the timber owned by R. G. south bound, and these just during his senate seat, and give up the com selves, they were unwilling to put up McKenzie and others. the daytime. mission post. Start a Bank Account for your boy. One of the most vital any more money but decided to let lessons is that taught by the Bank Book. A marked step in John Silvestra brought a load of The first Forest Patrol aeroplane The opinion renders void all acts the Southern Pacific dispose of it. your boy’s life is recorded when you show him the value of a -----------o—--------- cots and bedding from Marshfield the noticed from Port Orford, passed over of the fish commission since Beals be Savmgs Account. . came a member in which his vote was first of the week for use during the last Friday forenoon. necessary for a majority, and also all Veterans’ encampment. Letters received from E. Fred Wann claims against the state which de Roy Garrett 'and family and Pink and family in Alaska, state that they pended on his vote. Laird and family of Myrtle Point are experiencing daylight until nine I am glad the attorney general spent Sunday in Port Orford, visit o’clock in the evening, then some so ruled,” said Garland, “His opinion ing friends. what subdued daylight until about relieves me of a great responsibility “Although the demand for lumber that I did not want. I am very much seems good, the price is too low and BANDON OREGON gratified.” even in southern California is ‘soft •Ç ------------- er’ the last few weeks,” said F. A. ALASKAN blue and silver black Warner, general manager of the Coos foxes; finest quality at lowest prices Bay Lumber company, who is spend for early delivery. New booklet ing a few days here. now, References, Bradstreet and six banks, over 25-yr. period; 4,200 “The production is so great that it acres devoted to foxes. See our keeps prices down. Just when it will p ront"01 enough to n’ake a Profit—you must make CONTINUOUS local breeder-representative, F. M change, I cannot venture a guess.” Mr. Warner arrived with A. H. Steeves, Port Orford, Oregon, or Our reliable 7 per cent Cumulative First Preferred Stock will yield write Cleary Bros., Fox Farms, Paulson, treasurer of the Coos Bay a permanent, reliable and dependable income for its owners Dividends payable four times each year. Dept. P. Seattle U. S. A. H-iOc. Lumber company, and wife and her father, Mr. Hargraves of Colfax B\,ÇKS t , F0R SALE~ A t the Sea- Wash., by auto. They came up the V lew Ranch on Elk River, 25 fine coast road and said the road was grade Buck lambs, $7.50 per head. better than they had anticipated. As Permanent and Safe as the Counties It Serves. Mr. Warner had not been here for R. G. McKENZIE. several months, being busy with af fairs at San Francisco. He said he would make a trip to Portland in a few days and return here for a longer visit. There is nothing new in the plans of the company for pub lication now. GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP Deal for Depot Site. Every business and professional man, LEUTWYLER BROS. Mr. Warner said that he knew little and rancher and dairyman, too, should regarding the reported purchase of Garage work of all kinds, springs for any car always in stock. ¡the Coos Bay Lumber company hold- Horahoeing and general blacksmithing have letterheads and envelopes printed , ings on South Broadway between and Ready-to-Wear ACETYLENE WELDING Curtis and Elrod, and extending from especially for him. And it is a matter of Portland have established i the S. P. tracks to Broadway. He PuRT ORFORD OREGON store in Bandon. said that some time ago the price that he should not economize on by buy was agreed upon and he was in The very newest in formed that the Southern Pacific hail ing the cheapest he can get. Good sta notified their offices in San Francis tionery pays big dividends. Let us show co of its acceptance hut the deal was being closed there. you samples. He said he had no advice relative I OUT ’ ’ < TD, OREGON to the S. P. plans for the property._ PRICES HILL BE RIGHT At Reasonable Prices. Coos Bay Times. WHERE YOI K I «iE AND COMFORT IS OUR DRESSMAKING — TAILORING THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE Mr. Warner and party were stop CHIEF AIM Phone 381 BANDON over visitors in Gold Beach last Sun Port Orford, Oregon day, while en route north, bein, guests of the Sunset Inn. i Tourists Headquarters AIRWAYS STOCKHOLDERS f BUT LITTLE G O L D E N R U L E ST O R E T h e K O ZY Make your money Work for Y O U ! LUMBER DEMAND GOOD- PRICE ENTIRELY TOO LOW I .Ü Business Stationery I S An Idle Asset is a Loafer. An Active Asset is a Producer.” 1 Coos 6? Curry Telephone Co. 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