The Port Orford tribune., July 01, 1903, Image 1

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P O R T
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flag this day, but it also had the forward on a vessel as an addition- paying attention to both of them
crosses of St. George and St. An- ai flag upon occasions of dress or there was trouble. Neither was
drew on a blue ground in the cor­ ceremony. I t is hoisted aft at some willing to give up the man, and s o '
«TA TE AND DISTRICT O FFICERS I
n er instead of the thirteen stars. conspicuous point other than th at it was ague 1 to settle the m atter
V. 8. Senators—J Am II. M itchell and
No satisfactory evidence has ever occupied by the nationul flag when with knivis in the p e en.-e of a
“
1
have
used
Ayer’s
Hair
Vigor
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
for a great many years, and al­
been
produced io prove that a flag a court m artial is being held aboard large number of the tribe. A spot
C ongressm an, F ir s t D istrict Dinger
though I am past eighty years of
runs
b aring the Union of the star3 and ship. I t is hoisted in the bow of a on Willow creek, which
H erm ann, of Rosi-bnrg.
age, yet I have not a gray hair in
my head.’*
G o v e rn o r-O e o . E . Cham berlain S a­
ship’s boat when a diplomatic of through the reservation, was chosen
stripes
had
been
in
public
use
prior
Geo. Yeilott, Towson, Md.
lem.
ficer above a certain rank is being as the battle ground. T hursday,
to the tesululion of June. 1777.
S ecretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
It
is
claimed
th
a
t
Mrs.
John
Ro?s
conveyed
to and from a man of- the women met there by agree­
We mean all that rich,
lem.
of
Philadelphia
was
the
maker
of
war.
I
t
is
used by covering the ment, each one accompanied by
dark
color
your
hair
used
State T .easurer—Chas. S. Moore, Sa-
the first flag combing the stars and bodies of the dead for a certain several of her friends. Stripped to
to have. It it’s gray now,
Supt. P ublic In stru ctio n —J. IL Ack­
tripes.
Her descendants assert period up to and during the funeral th» waist, the combatants prepared
no m atter; for Ayer’s
erm an, Salem.
for the fray. There was no referee,
that
a
committee
of Congress, to­ ceremony.
Hair Vigor always re­
State P r i n te r - J . B . W hitney, Salem
gether with General Washington,
as all realized that it was to be a
The
present
usage
in
our
navy
is
stores
color
to
gray
hair.
Attorney G eneral—D. R. N . B lack ­
engaged her in June 1775, to make to style this flag the Jack, and not battle to the death. For nearly
Sometimes
it
makes
the
b u rn , Salem.
„ T
a flag from a rough drawing, which, Union Jack. I t is supposed to have half au hour the fight went on,
C lerk State Land B oard —M. L .C h a m ­
hair grow very heavy and
at her suggestion, was redrawn by derived its name from the fact that both women being slashed in a
berlain, Salem .
long; and it stops falling
J o in t Senator fo r Coos and Curry—T.
General Washington with pencil, in at the time of the invasion of Scot­ fearful manner.
' the hair, too.
M. Dlmm ick.
Neither one would yield, and
J1.5B a SotHe. All irorjisls.
her back parlor, and the flag thus land by the English A. D. 1386, It
J o in t R epresentative for Coos and
their
friends did not feel called u p ­
was
directe
1
t
a
every
man
of
the
designed
was
adopted
by
Congress.
your
tlrn
g
riftt
cannot
supply
you,
Curry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
I us one tlrilii and n e will express
Although the resolution estab­ invading party bear the sign of the on to interfere in the trouble.
Ju d g e , 2d Judicial D istrict—J . W.
a bottle. Be euro and give the uamo
[ your ne tre st express office. A ddress,
lishing the flag was not officially arms of St. George, both i«fore and Finally both women dropped to
H am ilton, Roseburg.
J . C. AVER CO., Lowell, Maas.
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial D is­
promulgated until September 3, behind. From this surcoat or jack­ the ground, exhausted, and when
tric t—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
1777, it is well authenticated that et flag bearing such devises are cared for, it wa3 found th a t both
S to ry o f O u r F la g .
U S Com m issioners—J . II . U pton,
the Stars and Stripes were carried called Jacks. The union of the had received fatal wounds, from
L anglois; J. H untley, Gold Beach.
The United States flag has been at the battle of Brandywine, Sep­ crosses of St. George and St. A n­ which they died a short time later.
COUNTY O FFICERS.
the
theme of speech and story for tember 11, 1777, and thence forward drew, since the union of England
C ounty Ju d g e —E. A. B ailey, Gold
more than a century. Although during all the battles of tlie Revolu and Scotland in 1797, and since T h e S im ila r it ie s an d D iss im ila r i­
Beach.
tie s o f E d ito r s a n il I le u s .
much has been said and written of tion.
1808 the union of the icrosses of St.
C ounty Commissioners—F . H. Blake,
C hetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley.
its inception, adoption and mean
A hen sits on her nest and lay*
The ship Ranger, bearing the Andrew and St. Patrick, or the
Sheriff—J . G. W alker, Gold Beach.
ing, the American people seem nev Stars and Stripes, commanded by union of E ngland, Scotland and eggs. An editor sits in his office
C ounty C lerk—G eorge W . Sm ith,
or to tire of the subject, and the Captain Paul Jones, arrived at a Ireland, or more properly speaking, chair aud lies in his bed—or in his
Gold Beach. „
members of Congress and the heads French port about December 1,1777, England and Ireland, are called by paper. The hen “ feathers her
C ounty T reasurer—Jam es C aughell,
of
the great executive departments and her flag received on February the British Union Jacks.
nest;’ the editor doer not—he cuts
W edderburn.
Assessor—A. H. Post, P ort Orford .
at W ashington are constantly re­ 14, 1778, the first salute ever paid
Thus, the union takes from our his own throat by doing business
School S u p t.-W m . 8. G uerin, Lang-
ceiving communications requesting to the American flag by foreign flag when used separately from it in for nothing simply to keep his
information respecting the national naval vessels.
a flag composed of white stars on a competitors from getting it. The
Surveyor—D. Cunniff, Jr., Gold Beach.
emblem, says the W ashington Star.
The flag remained unchanged un­ blue field what was also called the hen cackles after she has laid a
m ie t ino s of th e courts .
Perhaps unusual interest has til 1795,when, in consequepce of the Union Jack, and finally among our good, fresh egg; the editor cackles
C ircuit C ourt meets F ourth M onday in
H
ardw
are,
T
in
w
a
re
,
G
lassw
are,
Crockery.
been arroused among the people be­ admission of Vermont and Ken naval people and seafaring men the about what he intends to do, but
A ugust of each year.
cause of the more general observance tucky into the Union, Congress pro word “ union” has been diopped, seldom docs it. Sensible hen.
C ounty C om m issioners C ourt m eets
of Flag Day in the public schools, vided that it be changed to include and they speak of it now as tlie The hen scratches fo ra living; so
first W ednesday la Jan u ary , April,
FLOUR and FE E D always on hand.
Ju ly and Septem ber of each year.
or they have been brought to think fifteen stripes, alternate red and Jack, and sailors are called Jack does the editor. Tlie hen often
P robate C ourt meets first Monday in
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
of the flag and for what it stands by white with a union of fifteen white Tars.
covers up bail eggs; so does the
eacli m onth.
the enlarged importance of the
The correct coat-of-arms appears editor. The hen hatches chickens
Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
stars on a blue field.
CURRT COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST-
United States as a world power re­
This was tlie national (banner on the face of the great seal of the that come to some good; ipost
11 ASTERS.
sulting
from
the
war
with
Spain.
C hetco................................... K- H . Blake.
from 1797 to 1818, during which United States in the custody ol the editors hatch schemes that never
The inspiring strains of Sousa’s period occured the war of 1812 with department of state. This seal is am ount to anything. The hen
H arbor.................. Jam es McCutchen.
“Stars and Stripes Forever,” too,
G old B e a c h ............ Miss Annie Doyle.
used to attest pupers bearing the presents her bill when she wants
Great Britain.
W ed d erb u rn ...................... J ° h n Hume.
have doubtless contributed in no
signature of the President and has something, and usually gets it; the-
By 1818 five additional states,
Illih e e .....................................J - B - H al1'
small degree in arousing interest in
editor presents his bill and hardly-
Agness................... M rs. J. D. Cooley.
Tennessee, Ohio, Lquisann, Indiana never been used for any other pur­
the sut ject, but the long deferred
ever gets anything. The hen has
pose.
O p h ir...................... A-.. W . E. Burrow.
acquiescence of the public in the and Mississippi, had been admitted
a comb which she does not use;
The
seal
now
in
use
was
cut
in
C o rb in ...................... C l,as. R. W ilson.
adoption of Francis Scott Key’s into the Union, and therefore a 1885. Frederick T. Frelinghuysen the editor may have a comb and
P o rt O rford...................Ames Jo h n sto n
further
change
in
the
flag
seemed
to
D en m ark ..................• .........X »• O*PPU-
beautiful “Star Spangled Banner”
being the Secretary of State, after use it sometimes; but not always».
L a n g lo is ............................. E - Rucklcft.
as the national anthem appears to be necessary. Congress, after much the designs had been submilted by The hen has wings; the editor has
E ck ley ............................... J - A- H aines.
have been the finishing touch neces discussion, decided, on April 4, the departm ent to several scholars none and never will have. Tho
il jS sary b> stir the heart and pulse of 1818, that after the Fourth of July and authorities on heraldy aud had hen isn't a high flyer; the editor is
J. H U N TLEY ,
the masses of the people to a prop the next fo'lowing, the flag of the been approved by them.
—sometimes. The hen broods and
United States should consist of
The device for tlie great seal is raises a large family; the editor
All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund­ er appreciation ot their beautiful and thirteen stripes, alternate red and
Attorney & Counselor at Law
symbolic flag.
represented in an American eagle broods over bow he is to raiso the
ed, prov’ding the goods are returned in good order.
Quite recently Senator Hoar a d ­ white, with a union of twenty white with outstretched wings, holding in large family he already has as well
NOTARY PUBLIC,
dressed an autograph letter to the stars on a field of blue, and that its dexter talon an olive branch as over wasted energies and lost op­
war departm ent, requesting in be­ upon the admission of each new bearing thirteen olives and thirteen portunities. The lien is a rooster
G old B each
:
s
O reuon .
half of a most estimable Igdy of state into the Union an additional leaves, and in its sinister a bundle when she sleeps—that’s queer; the
star be added to the flag, to take ef­
Massachusetts, a teacher in one of
of thirteen arrows, all proper, and editor is a queer rooster all the
Timber Land, Aei Ju n e 3, 1«<8,—No
Will Practice in all the Courts of this
the public schools, a full description fect on the Fourth of July next fol­ in its benk a scroll, inscribed with time. The heu often gets cooped;
tice
tor
Publication.
M RS.'E. W. JEN SEN .
State.
of the American flag as authorized lowing.
the motto “ E Pluribus U num .’ the editor gets (s)cooped too some­
Thus by a wise provision of legis­
U nited S tates Land Office,
J py ]aw ,nid cusloms; the lawful
fine millinery
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
Over Xie head of the eagle, a glory, times. The hen often gets it in
Roseburg, Oregon, January 31, 1903. J
,
,
the neck; so does tho editor.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com- n um ber of stripes, and the proper lation the original form of the flag or, breaking through r cloud, tliir-
Sometimes the hen crows, but no­
emblematic
of
the
thirteen
states
oi
pliance
w
ith
th
e
provisions
of
the
act
of
coi(„.
an
d
w
h
a
t
th
e
Union
Jack
A
complete
line
of
Ladies
and
C
hil­
J. II. UPTON,
teen stars forming a constellation. body knows why. The editor
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1K78, entitled “ An
.
-
» .
d ren ’s Trim m ed H ats.
I act for th e sale of tim b e r lands in tin- means; also requesting ln lo rin atio n the revolution were perpetrated, On the eagle’s breast an escutcheon trows almost all the liine, hut no­
V J .S . C O M M I S S I O N E R , Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con- ! States
-----------------
------ Oregon, Nevada, as (,0 w hat is the lawful American and tlie addition of-one star as each
of California,
or shield, the upper bank field sep­ body knows why. There may be
stantly on hand.
and in W ashington lerrito ry ,
state was adm itted to the Union
other aiinilaritiosand dissimilarities
coat-of-arms.
J
»¡o„ tended to all the Public I-anu etc
arated from
the perpendicular
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Hats trim m ed to order on short notice . |)y ft( t o[ August 4, 1892, M ary F
between the hen and the editor,
gave
proper
recognition
to
all
stutes,
Replying thereto, the Secretary of
stripes, which form the lower por­ but they do not come to m ind ju st
.
F o r t O rfo rd , O reg o n .
| B erger,
of . Eugene, v county o f ,
L anglois , C urry C o ., O regon .
Lane, state of Oregon h a s th is day , W ar tr a n s m itte d a copy of a mem makes the flag a significant emblem tion, by a horizontal line,
This now.— Rogue River Courier.
j filed in this office bis sworn statem ent i o l.ln(l uin prepared under (lie direc of the growth and power of the
shield
has
a
general
resemblance
to
No.
4384,for
the
purchuse
of
the
Lots
E.
W
.
JEN
SEN
,
Dealer in Town Lots, and Im proved
country without alteration of its
H ig h e st W ind R eco rd .
„ „ , , , 1 , nn<l 10 and NA oi SE J. of Section N o . lion of tlie quarterm aster general of
the flag with thewtars omitted and
and W ild Lands.
j,,T ow nship No. 32 South, of Range ihe army descriptive of the several original design.
J U S T I C E O F T H E 1 L A I 19,
with
six
red
stripes,
when
the
shield
No. 14 west, ami will offer proof to sliow
Point Reyes,an important United.
In the war with Mexico the na­
F ilings and Final Proofs Made on
AND
th a t tlie land sou g h t is more valuable flags carried by the army of the
¡¡j shown in colors, and seven white States weather bureau and storm
tional
flag
bore
twenty-nine
stars
J for its tim b er or stoge than for a g ri-, United States, together with a de-
H omesteads and Pre-em ptions.
n o t a r y p u b l ic .
stripes instead ofseven red stri|»e8 signal station, located on tho Cali­
' cu ltu ral purposes, and to estab lish Ids
uu saiil
...... land
............
.. the
... Register scription of tlie Union Jack and the in its union; during the civil war and six white, as provided for the fornia coast some 35 miles north of
! v.u.m
claim to
before
G EN ERA L CONVEYANCING.
and Receiver of this office, at Roseburg, g,..,[ o f t |,e U n ited S tales p ro cu red , thirty-five, and since July 4, 1896,
flag. The outside or bolder stripes San Francisco, holds the world’s
; Oregon, on Turs.lav, the 9th day 01
. ,
,
. . . .
,
agent
Ju ly , 1903. She names as w itnesses:
respectively, from th e N avy dep at t by the admission of Utah, the num ­ are white in the shield and red in record for high, strong, continuous
winds. Last year Point Reyes cap­
Edward Wells, of C am as Valiev, Ore- ( n ie n ( a n d th e d e p a rtm e n t of state. ber lias been incicased to forty five
L. A. ROBERTS,
tlie flag.
German
,tn American
.-xiiiv n r cm
1 gon,
~hn, David M urphy oi o lim
m a , Oregon,
tured
this honor from the weather
stars.
information
lias
V... M
O ____
t . . . i ' l i . i r l i , J I ll li l .l - U
A
O
l ie
T,iain.«iiso
urphy,
All
th ils
is O
official
al
A T T O H 4 E Y -A.T L A W .
The shield now in use having be­ stations of tile eartn, and again this
Insurance ( i'nmnaliv
ompaiiJr John
Eugene
0ri.gon C harles H aines, both o f : bwn
cmbwlied
b inform
Mr Ju
No law has been passed relating
James II.
come so badly worn as to necessitate month (M ay) ha-, gone several not­
T .,n r IV I, M IB IV F
Aliy and all persons claiming adverse-
M y i to P o in t , O r e g o n .
iv the al»ov,-d. s n ih c l lands a r- re- C hurchill, of the secretary s office, to the arrangement of the stars in its renewal, Congress, at its last ses ches higher on tho meteorological
L IF FE, F IR E AND MARINE.
tile th eir claims in this o i, .¡it')
--------
j quested to file
into a circular letter which is now the union, but in accordance with sion, appropriated the »uni of $1,250 scale.
, ,,
i j nee
id 9th day of,
,.
lice on o r before tlie
tiie m
said
On May 18, 1902, the-w ind at
Probate business a specialty.
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
invariably uset^in responding to re­ in agreement between the war and for that object, and tho officials of
Ju ly , 1903.
Point Reyes attained a velocity of
and
navy
departm
ents
it
has
been
■T. T, B R IDGES, Rcgisf.
quests for information regarding
F o rt O rfo rd . - - - -
the departm ent of state have made 102 miles an hour, and,’ for several
T im ber L and , A k .- t J une 5, 187s.
the flag, the Union Jack and the decided to place them in horizontal arrangements to have a new seal cut minutes was iiisliiiig «Jong nt tlie
N otice i oii P ublication ,
p . J. LIN D BER G &. SON
J. M. UPTON,
seal oLtho United States. Accord- rows across the blue field, but not n accordance with the wishes of furious rate of 120 miles per hour.
A fearful gale lasted for three
United
States
Land
Office,
ing
to these records, the American always in vertical rows, the latter
Attorney and Counselor at Law, F u neral
Congress, but it is understood the whole days, and at one time the
Directors.
Roseburg, Oregon, January 21, 1903. c„,,g rCM in session at Philadelphia, ariangem ent being governed by the
work will involve no change in the winds in a playful mood ripped
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I pnie wRh’th e^ ro v isIo n s1*dVhe a c t'o f Pennsylvania,established by its res number of stars to be inserted.
H A N llO N . O R E G O N .
the cups from the anemometer,
existing design.
Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An 0 ]u t i„ n adopted June 14, 1777, a
Tlie national flag hoisted at
Tho nuuilier of miles recorded
and Trimmings.
^ „ o W ifo ^
national flag as follows;
camps and forts are now made of
Office u p stairs, in F.ldorade Building
F o r Love o f » F a le -F u e e .
during the 72 consecutive hours,
was 4,7U1, which would bo equiva­
.
<r m k.tnnod and and In W ashington T erritory,” as ex-1
-‘That the flag of the thirteen
bunting of American manufacture,
*,.“ „ ¡m o
« - a .il
Orders taken
For the love of a white man, a lent to nearly one fifth thedistance
Cemetery Railing.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
ligaii, of Vancouver, county
of jernate red and white; th a t the war that tlie proper kind of bunt- cowboy, two Indian women, living around tho earth in three days.
't his year on May 14 tho winds
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
near Livingstone,Mont., have fought
S flie d V th to
i t e - union lie thirteen stapi, white in a ing could be procured in th i. cou»
commenced to blow again with the
A T T O R N E Y A .T L A W ,
a
duel
to
the
death,
knives
being
i m ent No. 4359, for tl.e purchase of tin- blue field representing the new con • try. I t is believed that the first
greatest violence. For four days
J. W . S T R A N G E ,
'
3 ? 3 i i » ; .a i l ..! .- : -
A « ,.,!« » «... .........
m . . the weapons. The battle took place the vslocity regislered averaged
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
.to sh o w th a t the land Bought is more
-pbe Use of the thirteen stripes genuine American
bunting was thirty miies out on tha reservation, more than 60 miles an hour. For
nine days the average velocity was
valuable for its tim ber or s t ae than
.
,
i
n
AI ivs
T h is II nr
D K V ri S T .
for agricultural purpo« s, and to estalc , was not a new feature, us they hail i mnde at Lowell, M iss, i ns nag and from all accounts it was one of 52 miles an hour. Tlie total num ­
the
most
furious
combats
that
II#
lisb ids claim t>> sa il land before ih been used iii alternate white and wa» raised over the capilol at Wash
DR. J. J. C A L D W E L L ,
ber of miles recorded on the
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y ', O R E G O N . Ko^burss'on-gonyon’wtdnesHiaydh*- blue, on the upiw-r left hand corner ington in February, 1866. Prev- ever taken place iu Montana.
anemometer was 11,223 miles.
P h y s i c i a n a n il S iir jfe o n ,
“ Bob" Wilson, a tall, handsome
This is tlie highest velocity of
sth day of Ju ly , 1 «13.
af » standard presented to thu Phil ious to that time English bunting
young fellow, employed on the wind for tho time on record in the
.delphia Light Horse by its captain bad been used for that purpose.
PORT O R FO R D ,
O R E G O N . Will viist Curry County semi-annually.. He
----------- —------—------——— — — John L ehnherr, H arry L sb n h eri,,W il- j n tb(; eal j.. .,Br{ of 1775, and, more - Union Jacks are used in the navy. Double Bar X ranch, is the man in world.
These automatically m arkel re
Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec­ W . o f W . ^ t S d m l n S ^ i e » “ ™ L,*hBherr’ ° ‘ CHD,a> VBl,ey’ ° r'i over, the Union flag of the thirteen They are of the same dimensions the case. He had made love to both
cords will be photograph* d by Prof.
World will meet id th eir H ™ " n the "Any and all ,«-r->ns claim ing «’¡- llriit(.d colonies, raio-d at W ashing- and have the same number of stars the women, it appears, and had McAdie, who is in charge of the
ialty
^ i l l S i t a S S S ^ S
m ; K V ^ r c U b n s & 7 ton-, headquarters at Cambridge, as the u.ion of the « ,,4 -n
It may promised to m arry them. The two main weather bureau ollie*- i l Ban
are
invited
to
attend.
fl<
*e
on
or
before
said
8th
day
of
July,
January
2,
T776,
had
the
thirteen
be
defined
at?
the
national
flag,
wit i Indian women were cousins, and Francisco, and sent io Wa hinjioii.
The Oregon W eek ly Journal, a D »m o
eratlc new spaper, IS pages, full o f n e w s -
A 8 T >• To.''VlerkTEBS” C C • 1W'j3‘
J. T. BHIDGE-, Register | stripes ju st as they appear th the |tb e (tripea omitted. It is hoisted when they learned that Wilson was —Scientitle American.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best,
T»Ii,Y <-< >«>!»«.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Received by every steamer.
HIDES ail WOOL t o is
fa Grà
DOORS and WINDOWS.
.
all o f It’. »1 a year to any address.' The
Journal P. O. B o * l t l . Portland, Or.
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