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PORT ORFORD NEWS J^ o r^ ^ O rfo rt^ O reg o n ^ T u es^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | E tta M arshall to H. M N llsen, of about $25,000 * ♦ satisfactio n of m ortgage. Sunbeam Mine. A COUNTY C LER K ’S FILIN G S » I Jo h n M. S onger a n d H ilda L. ♦ O ral C. W eav er an d L u la Ja n es, marriage license. R udolph V alen tin e a n d Jo sie Antich, m a rria g e license. Joseph F y fe to M lttie O. Axtell, quit claim deeds. Eliza A. B u rg ess to school dis tric t No. 5, w a rra n ty deed. J. C. M usser to H. C. B row n, w a rra n ty deed Jo h n W M cK enzie to W. C. P urdin, e t ux, satisfactio n of m o rt gage. Jo e D eM artin to J. C. M usser, satisfactio n of m ortgage. HATS We have a Complete Assortment of the Latest Styles For Summer Broadway Millinery 29» So. Broadway Marshfield, Oregon. When in Marshfield, call anil inspect the Sm artest, N ewest arrivals in FALL APPAREL FOR LADIES GOTHAM G OLD S T R IP E H O SE The B est Sotcklng to be liad for the Money. ’ SPECIALTY SHOP CLO JO H N S O N 'S '141 C en tral Ave. M arshfield D avidson B ro th ers a re rep o rted to have s tru c k an eig h t-in ch vein o f tellu rid e on a location recen tly m ade in th e A lthouse d is tric t in Jo sep h in e county. T h ey h ad been follow ing a s trin g e r c a rry in g free gold ru n n in g about $10 to th e pan. C alifo rn ia M ine on M ount R eu ben h a s acq u ired ad d itio n al b ack ing in th e e a st an d th e mile-long tu n n el will be extended fo r a sh o rt d istan ce to th e point w here it is believed a know n vein will be in tersected. S ta n d a rd Lim e & P la s te r com p an y of P o rtla n d h a s ta k e n an op tion on an extensive lim estone de posit n e a r G ra n ts P ass. E rectio n of a 100-ton p lan t is proposed ju s t so u th o f th a t city. W ar E ag le q u ick silv er m ine n ear M edford is to be reopened by a new concern, follow ing se t tlem en t o f litig atio n a ffectin g M edford R efin in g & R eduction com pany. Sam uel B artelso n an d George C odding o f M edford a re w o rk in g o u t th e details. Jo h n Apple p lacer p ro p erty n ear H olland, Oregon, h as been leased by D. W. S hanks. San F ran cisco m in in g en g in eer know n in th e n o rth w est th ro u g h his connection w ith th e Florence an d o th e r p ro p erties. H e sta te s it can be placed in p roduction w ith an ex p en d itu re Job Printing A Curry County Is On The Eve By EDNA PURDY WALSH H om e-M ade H air D ryer E R E Is one of th e quickest and at th e sam e tim e th e most H beneficial w ays of drying h a ir at home. W tth a 75 o r 100-watt nitrogen lam p tied o r held to th e handle of n clenn, shiny dipper for a reflec tor, enough h eat is co n cen trated to quickly dry th e heavy or light head of hair. T h ere Is much more benefit from th e h eat o f a lam p to th e head th an th a g t a ra d ia to r or air d rv jr. T he prom inent h ospitals of th e country apply 1,000-wutt lam ps to operation Incisions to prom ote a autcker replenishm ent of red- ana-w hlte cells of the blood fo r the of Great Development A loving cup as he was won by Stanley Goldberg, month i old, in the annual baby tontest at Sea Side Park, Coney Island, New Y. erk. 6 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, » •- gem .—Pat V. Morrliaette, Yakizu, graduate of and inetruetor In ®og-. g liah at the flat varsity of Oregon, wUl leave at the end of the sum mer aesaion for Princeton, where he hat accepted a f e l l o w chip for atudy next year for hie doctor’s degree. Morrieeette le e member of Phi Beta Kappa, aa echolastie frater- t I Its Rich Natural Resources purpose of healing. T he expensive san itariu m applies th ese light rn.vs to Its rh eu m atic p atien ts with m arked success. It Is not th e heat alone which cures, hut th e power- i ful force of th e light ray s them - I selves, which have a deep pene- ' tratlo n . K E E P T H IS Q U IE T W hen you L ight ray s have been found to have a m arked stim ulating effect com e hom e late a t n ig h t she's a 1 on th e scalp, lessening dandruff, g re a t w ife if she do esn ’t w aken. I and toning up th e roots of th e h a ir I' to prevent fu rth e r falling. Very gentle m assage given to th e A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ♦ scalp a t th e point w here the ray s ♦ LANGLOIS ITEMS A, a re being applied Is a g reat aid to A th e tonic effect. ♦ * (© . 1917, W estern N e w sp a p e r U n io n .) A Ae A A Mr. W h itse tt an d fam ily a re sp en d in g th e w eek a t A rizona In n T h e young people a re p lan n in g to go to A rizona In n fo r th e ir ch o ir p ractice T h u rsd ay evening, ta k in g th e ir lu n ch an d spen d in g a few h o u rs on th e beach an d en joying th e o u tin g th e trip affords. Spend an h o u r In w o rsh ip n ext S unday in th e c h u rc h in yo u r com m unity. I t will refresh y o u r soul an d b rin g a b lessing to you to d raw n e a r u n to God w ith those w ho g a th e r in th e sa n c tu a ry for w orship. M IN E R A L QUOTATIONS By E. A M J Copper, .1475 p er lb. Lead. .06 p er lb. BENEFIT CONCERT and DANCE FOR LIBRARY AT WOODMAN HALL, FRIDAY, AUG. 10. 8 O’CLOCK by MISS DAMARIS A. SMITH. Whistler Admission 25 and 35 Cents JITNEY DANCE AFTER CONCERT Music by Four-Piece Orchestra (Space donated by Port Orford News) OF T •i* Princeton Plane VP on •• ♦ C H U R CH N OTES A A A A A A A A A A A A Port Orford News ? Some Baby! TRY THIS :::::::::::::::::::::::: V Zinc. 062 per lb. Tin, .475 p er lb. Silver, .57 7-8 p er oz. A lum inum , .24 p er lb A ntim ony, 095 p er lb B ism uth, $1.70 p e r lb C adm ium , .65 p e r ib. Irid iu m , $275 p er oz. P alladium . $45 per oz P latin um , $78 per oz. Q uicksilver, $120 fo r 76-1 b flask on Missouri F lat, o p erated by Savage A H aner, Fry, m arria g e license. is said to be the scene of a d is Ja m e s C. C h risten sen an d M in covery o f tellu rid e gold o re ru n nie W iedem an. m a rria g e license. ning $900 a ton. A com pressor E d ith C lifford, location notice w as recently installed. of C lara m ining claim. Thom pson A B riggs, ow ners of M acleay E sta te Co. to Geo H th e T. A B. mine, in a shallow tu n R ilea. bill of sale nel recen tly uncovered c in n ab a r O laf C aughell to F re d C aughell, ore in a four-foot vein. w a rra n ty deed. Louis K n ap p to A. P. Jo h n sto n , q u it claim deed. K. W. R obertson, location of M issouri B ar m in in g claim. S. W. Oregon Mining News Pag TIMBER MINERALS AGRICULTURE DEEP SEA FISHING RECREATIONAL ADVANTAGES A A A A A A A A A A A A A A W m. R ussell of Langlois, accom panied by Mr. B lack, p o stm aster ARE YOU PREPARED TO KEEP of Langlois, left M onday for a 1 tw o w eeks’ vacation and expect to J INFORMED v isit a few of the places of in te r est in the Cascades, ex ten d in g th e ir trip up Into W ashington. OE THE Mr. an d Mrs. E. H ., Cheever, th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. C orrlck, and h e r d a u g h te r expect to leave w ith PROGRESS BEING MADE? in th e next ten days on a trip to Iow a w here th e C heever fam ily w ill, hold a reunion n ext m onth. Mr. C heever has ju s t purch ased a new P o n tiac coach in w hich th e trip will be m ade. T he p a rty ex pects to go th e n o rth e rn route, THE PORT ORFORD NEWS ta k in g in Y ellow stone p a rk on the way. T hey plan to re tu rn the so u th ern route th ro u g h C olorado, COVERS THE FIELD New Mexico, A rizona an d C alifor n ia an d a rriv in g hom e late in O ctober. F. H. Strain Die». T h u rsd ay. A ugust 2, F ra n k H. S tra in passed aw ay a t his hom e j on th e m ou n tain east of L an g lois. H is d e a th bro u g h t to a close I a long sickness w hich h as k ep t him in bed m ost of th e tim e the SUBSCRIPTIONS p a st year. Mr. S tra in w as born In C onnec tic u t Ju ly 27, 1852, an d had J lot passed his 76th a n n iv e rsa ry by One Year $2.00 five d ay s w hen d eath cam e to him. H is fa th e r moved to C ali Six Months .. $1.00 fo rn ia w hen he w as b u t b I x y ears of age so*tnost of his life h as been sp en t on the w est coast. He Three Months $ .50 moved to the C hetco from C ali fo rn ia In 1884 and from th e C het co to Langlois in 1901 w here he has resided since. T en children. 32 gran d ch ild ren f an d five g re a t g ran d ch ild ren s u r vive Mr. S train. Eugene. W illiam, H enry. W infield, W alter, A rth u r and E v e re tt S tra in and Mrs. J as f G riffin, Mrs. O rle Jo h n so n and ♦5» Mrs O scar S ta r re tt are sons and d a u g h te rs of Mr. S train H e w as burled in L anglois cem e tery F rid a y afternoon, R ev W h it s e tt o fficia tin g Ministers Exchange Pulpits. Rev. E. V. O stra n d e r of Gold B each an d Rev. Templet« n of M yrtle P o in t exchanged w lp its S unday D r T em pleton stopped a sh o rt w hile In P o rt O rford to visit w ith Rev. W h itsett as he passed th ro u g h S a tu rd a y on his w ay to Gold Beach. B oth Mr T em pleton and M r O stra n d e r stopped a t the hom e of Mr. W h itsett on th e ir way to th e ir respective hom es M onday. Mr T em pleton w as a long tim e friend of Rev. Y, W Port Orford, Oregon W h itsett, fa th e r of Rev J. C. W h itsett Miss E velyn Black w as hom e for a sh o rt visit to her p are n ts in Langlois last week retu rn in g on T hursday to her w ork in P o rtlan d ♦♦ aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J aa J m J aa J i 2 SUBSCRIBE PORT ORFORD NEWS
