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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
3
Carl Utterback and Harry Roan, both Powers schoolboys aged 16 and 14, respectively, bagged their first bear along Salmon Creek about three and a half miles from Powers after a previous week’s hunt.
Cofferdams for two pliers on the Bogue river bridge at Gold Beach are finished and concrete pouring will start soon. L N Hauber of Portland buys seven acres by the school property for a deluxe auto park. The old Bagnell ferry resumes operation to ease Rogue River traffic. Coos Cedar Co plans to complete logging on Lampa mountain this week and shift equipment out, employing about 90 men.
A father explains to his son that justice is not bought despite wealth and influence. He recalls a coal thief jailed for two years while a bank president escapes with a new trial, arguing that money talks too loudly in public opinion and the courts. The exchange highlights fairness, public perception, and the value of due process.
J M Devers attorney for the state highway department says the Gold Beach Electric company must cease plans to erect a power line on its poles along the Coast highway in Curry county or legal steps will be taken to force compliance.
Salem June 17 Coos County reports a $5463.25 contribution to Oregon's prohibition enforcement fund placing it third after Klamath and Multnomah counties. Total state payments reach $33,089.91 this year from fines on law violators. Also announced are new markers designating the West Side Pacific Highway No. 99 to be erected, per State Highway Engineer Roy A Klein.
A professor laments that the respect children showed for parents fifty years ago is not evident today, suggesting today’s older generation may seem more unruly.
An interim committee will meet in Salem Friday to discuss eliminating confusion in the legislature by rearranging the interior plans of the house and senate chambers. The session will also consider barring lobbyists and visitors from the legislative floor.
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