The Port Orford tribune., June 26, 1907, Image 2

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l'obti-hed Every Wednesday, by
HARDY r. STEWART.
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M y Hair
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Don’t have a falling out
your hair. It might leave you I
Then what? That w ould mean
thin, straggly, uneven, rough
hair. Keep-your hair at home I
Fasten it tightly to your scalp I
You can eaaily do it with Ayer's
Hair Vigor. Ii is something
more ihan a simple hair dress­
ing. It Is a hajr medicine, a
heir tonic, a hair food. •
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. MICHAEL-STERN
PINE CLOTHING |
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T'.io be«» kind of a tsrtlm satal—
" CuW for' over staty yeaw.**
A ll men concede that the official acts and conduct of
public officers are proper subjects for criticism . It i8 held
also to be the duty of honest, fearless journalism to ap­
prove the meritorious, and expose tbe sharus aud incom pe­
t e n t N ext to d ish onesty in an official is incom petency,
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Be ex a ctin g and as particular as you wish, here
you can su it your se lf and be fitted in garments
that any good tailor would he glad to have his la­
bel in. For ^ropf of this com e and see our great
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1« April o f th is year we received a letter from E. A.
I n the Phrt Orfiiríl T b i S unk of H orm aiilcd into Coo» Bay on t h . '
Ju n e StlY, ••Taxpayer'’ o f Gold r/tfca p d teakaboard-1W>,000 *fcet j I* >*»*«y o f M enom onie. W is., enclosin g a Postal Card from
fietreh'éntW’ Sttehtí'in tó thw, fact o f Port Orford Cedar and will com. ; Sheriff ’Marsters, which wo have had Fetched,” and inserted
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V’’ er that the voters aud _ people o f _ Curry
_
that ihé'Tax fíJffleatni marl* » ntii- plete ber c a r n al Gray’s Harbor, j ^boVe
ord
C ounty
taker*Wiv»a< 1/1 f)0 in Mr. Hum e’»
on th e above the ¡m ay judge o f Mr. Marster’s qualifications as a p u b lic offi­
tsxeal* <J&<> Ihtfrs be atrongrr proof Coos Bay ]'une» of lh< 18Uu e e y v
cer and* o f the k ind of a map he actu ally is.
t»f hi« InWinpatencv? 1» each ¡in “T b if ia tne eaty place'»n the coast
office* lit. uw.aafe In handle tlie whattft ii is possible le g«t ¿white cc- - . 1 ° Mr. Fin ley'o letter be stales: «1 own l«o acres in Sec.
county's moneyf Q.ie« not such a jda«4’ Perhaps Urn writer knew; bo 35,T p. ,¿1, R, 14 West- Your manner o f collecting taxes is different than
we hpve here, and in »coding my tax this year I did not take out the re
fact »how un. nBftiluu, startling ne­
, belter, but is mure likely that he
bafe— in fact, I did. not know it were proper to do so, and Mr. Maratera
cea* ity for a thorough exportation j
was purposely diaiugenuou«. The
did pot.tell me, aud when I got m y reoeipt he hrtd deducted the rebate
o f the Sheriff’s book»?
fact is, every m ill on the Ceqnille
on the receipt but did not aend it Io me. I received my receipt before
rivet cut* such cedar and a con
Coos county' Is by long Odds the atant line bf vessels are leaving that flie 15 of Mnrcli, and I wrote him a very courteous letter, sim ply for en­
richest county in Oregon in iMtlural river loaded in whole or in pert. l>.v lightenment, M d I received the card which I enclose to you. Please pafcs
resources. Her Trinity— (oil, coal it. This cedar was first shipped judgm ent on ft and return,— I want to keep It at an orthographical curl-
and lumber, being real chi*»« any* from f ’ort Orford, hence the origin oslty if qothing cite. I am very desirous that m y wife should like that
svlteva. Her harbor« are good, mid of ita pame, and today . teams are ■country thy seme as I do. but when she read Mr. Marater's oard she aaid
a virtual inauntnee against any kind hauliug it (rem the m ill here to the ah« did uot want to go to a country where that was a sample o f the offl
of railroad tyranny. Her climate, Port Orford wharf, where it. could cere—discourteous and cranky as he seemed to bo. My experienoe has
like Curry’s is equnl to any in the by the aiij of lighters be loaded on been that the U ses of non residents «re preferably received, but beseem s
world, and where other place» were vessels larger tl)*o,auy tv»w known, to infer that it is against the law to Pend it. Please Inform m s as to
stinted in .blessing», they were during the entire summer m ouths, your law— may be 1 had better employ an agent to pay m y lazes here­
enclose stam p for re p ly /’ -
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poured dowg on Coo* end Curry with no bar to dread, without pilot­ after.
Spring Overgarments
For Men and Young Men
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‘fioma pr th r lnng established and
w ell Jcosurivgold-bearing gravel de-
ixjkitiroo 9i»es river have been in.
< ! « £ * in laic filings on timber
1 he date shows th at th e above card was m ailed at
Gold Beach, March 19th, 1907.
B elievin g th at the in telligen t v o ter.w ill h e a b le to in ­
terpret Mr. M arster’s “card” correotly, we refrain from com ­
m en t, o n ly to h is offer in th e la st G lebe that if th e T ri -
bunk wanted “arty m ore postal cards or Jotters we w ill fur­
nish you enough to fill you r paper a couple of issu es,” to
which we reply, send them along Mr. Marsters if th ey are
CURRENT TOPKJ8.
on a par with th e one you sen t to Mr. F inley, th ey w ill
Editor I u b u n b :— The daily be in ter& tln g reading and we w ill freely publish them .
age or towage, and without one dol
lar’a expenditure from the N ational
treasury. Purl Orford u »u«h a
harbor, While Cedar is shipped
from her», an ti,«Mallow harbors all
shake when “PQrt Orford” is even
whispered!
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in all th e favored styles— th e form -fitted or loose
C hesterfield, the 36-inch short C overt or the §2.?
inch lon g “C ravenette” Rain G oat all correct for
S p rin gtim e wear, day or u ig h t; tailored td’fit and
stay in shape; all fash ion ab le
coatings to choose from a t :
L U tp O J
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Spring Sack Suits
, Tor Men and Young Men
/Flint
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a&Fhere coverin g every taste and in sixes to fit
everyone, from the slend er you th m easuring 32
inches up to the m atured man m easuring 42
in ch es or more.
E very su it in every sixe tailored to fit perfect
ly ; all the fashionable effects in worsteds; cassi
m eres, tw eeds and cheviots,
for your choosing, at : :
12 to $ 3 0
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by tits wholesale. We rejoioe in Iho
prosperity of lit* vigorous people of
Choe, n))d u,nljl the flood tide of the
boom teaehee a e , Curry will be con
tent* with thcovar flow from glori-
oiwottl ¿oes..
. I f y o u intend to do
and every well dressed man
d io u ld —y o u certain ly w a n t
garm ents that are absolutely
correct in every detail of cut,
fabric, finish aud fit. T h a t is
the on ly sort w e’ve got to o f ­
fer you, tho o n ly sort we wam
to sell you and you can be
’positive of g e ttin g CO K KECTNESS in every d e ­
tail, as w ell as the greatest value possible at our
prices, w hen you com e here for the renowned
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W ill Y ou Make Y our
Appearance o n ' J u ly
Fourth A ttired in N ew
Spring Clothes?
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We also carry a full lin e o f Shoes for m en and
boys; underwear, shirts, collars and cuffs, and in
fact everyth in g in th e liu e of mens' furnishings.
Send us your m ail order today aud it w ill be
given prompt attention .
Suits for Boys in a great assortm ent of handsom e fabrics o f
splendid w earing q u ality,
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$2.50 to $12.00
Beautiful Cravats for July 4th, a ll the new four-in-hands and
A scot— rich exclu sive Spring effects
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cl4jitf£ p ittin g'th e miners to the press, and dafmei ally the Ortgonian.
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60 c., 7 5 c , $1.00
ex pease median nwya nee of having unable to conceal its sympathy with' senMUonal ^ i^ ogura that ...th e
New School Books.
to phttert f t ftrt ta n d Office. TRii'1 the conspiracy of the Standard Oil
Stale m ilitia hf Colorado, which he
should not be, for the .mini,ng crowd hi ¡tsj-ITprta.io crush Organ­ com mand'ed jo Ahi trou bulous timea
Salem, Or»g., June 5.— All but
p fab fca'w l^ ^ jifcleJ y eirs ago,and ised Labor, ^ y t u r ^ every point
H arry H untlky , M anager.
in that state,.had been farmed out four books now in use in the com ­
hsyc'iueu'¿Wtlinnnusly represented. however insignificant which ihe
The o n ly E x c lu s iv e m en s’ fu rn ish in g m ail-order house on th e P acific C oast.’
by Governor Peabody-to the mine mon schools of Oregon have been
MrrrdoVey^b<fb Ire,or ought to be, prosecution foorea in Ihe.-Hnywood
owner* and beakers, and has print­ changed by the State T eat Book
inSps ln the Roseburg Land1 Office, trial, and relegates to obscurity ed in the Denver News the con­
Commission and new tea t book*
ahow'ttg atuumle and lawful d e­ points scored Jyr the defence. It
tract entered into, with facsimiles will be substituted at the beginning
scription* of these naming claim». is evident however that the discloa
of Ihe signatures of the contraoiiag o f the new school year. The fourth erty owned by defendant in complaint
Tlfs Roscoorg office, however, is io urea brought out in the cross exam ­
parties, and thia ia another piece of and fifth Cyr readers, the Thoihaa deacribed, via: The south half of Lot
badly behind with its work, that it ination of ihe inunster Orchard are
news that wa* excluded from the elementary history and the Reed No. 4 in Block No. 46; that certain part
ia not doing ju .iioe,to the interest« proving morelUau disquieting to
of Block No. 48, commencing at a point
Columns of the Oregonian.
speller are the books retained. ,
on the north line of 6th itieet distant
of Southern Oregon, and many of tlie pro»ccutiou. Por instance, he
Civil Government has been drop thereon westerly from the north
our people are suffering in conse­ 'was made to confess that the blow
Bell says that the Federation of­
ped entirely as a separate subject corner of 6th and Jackson streets, SO
H- M. AXTELL,- : f
quence.
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ing up of the Vindicator mine by ficials had notbiug to do with Ida- and will hereafter be taught in ¿-on 1 feet’ then<* we*®r|y »‘on« “ W ««>«•“ >
/ l i , ’,
i'A
s
1 line of 8th street, SO feet; thence at
himself happened before lie had ! ho “* ‘s*«n»tion, but ought to be
nection with history. Ths mental
right angle northerly, 100 feet; thence
. I ‘
ever seen Moyer, HuyW<x>d »ad Ilriet* ,n Colorado for crime* alleged
General and High-Claw (Restaurant (Business-
The cdiinr of the Globe, being in Pellibcfle; ho confessed also, that in that State; that it had been a arithmetic ho« also been dropped at a rigid angle easterly, 80 feet;
and the mental exerotfe« will be thenoe at a right angle southerly, 100
Quick Service if Desired.
8hort Orders a Specialty.
went of something aubatnnliiil of a he had been in tlie employ of the barbarous and illegal and inhuman
feet; to the point of beginning; also,
given
with
the
aid
of
the
book*
on
delrim.eutnl character to say regard­ M ineOwnei’s Association ns a spy, proceeding to foroe them into Idaho
Private Suppers for Lodges, Parties and B alls.
that certain part of Block N<^47, com­
ing the TaiBCKB, make* a petty in- i and that the first iim e he h»d ever to be tried among hostile people. written arithmetic. In the place mencing at the sooth-easterly corner of
of
the
two
subject*
dropped,
an
im
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sinualion^hut we at one time with seen Moyer and Haywood wag And this has found a place in the
Jaokson and 7th street*, thence south­
held $2.50 of the wages due n com when he was employed by a detec­ columns of only a few capitalist portant one Ini« been added, tin t of erly on the easterly line of Jackson
poiitor for help. This is news -to tive named Kcoft to accompany paper*. I have watched in vain elem entary agriculture. Thia ad ­ Street. 78 feet; thence at a right angle
ns, for during the present manage­ hiut to Denver to spy ou these men, for it in the columns of the New dition haa been made in response e*®terly 90 feet; thence at a right angle
northerly, 75 feet to.tbe aou'herly line
ment the Tauntim ha» had but two and, preposterous a* such a propo­ York World, the Commoner and to a very general demand.
of 7th street; thence at right angle
The
principal
change*
are
the
outside typos, both of whom were sition must appear to the average the Oregonian.
westeriy. on the southerly line of 7th
substitution of \Yheeler's reader» street, 90 feet to the point of begin­
poosutfed io regard to their lim e— mind, it was on tlie occasion of this
And I am again reminded that up to the third book for the Cyr ning. All of the above described Lots NOTICE F O R PU B L IC A T IO N .
never docked unless absent more first meeting that Moyer and llay-
Timber Land Act, June 8, 1878—
published reader»; the 'adoption of Sm ith’s are situated in the town oi Port Or­
than a day—and who at no time ’ wo<xl employed him to rip thing» Ibc Oregonian never
D zpartmkkt op thx I rtrrior ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ford, Curry County, Ore, and marked
arillimetics
in
the
place
of
Went
Haywood’s
vote
for
Governor
of
mtered a protest Unit they were not up lively down at the mine«, yet,
United State« Land Office,
on the plat of said town of 1865, be set Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Roreburg.Oregoa, Mav ind. li07.
leing paid in full. - th a t they left further on in hit ores« examination Colorado, saying only that H ay­ worthi’e; the adoption of Buehler’« aside for the support oi Mid minor
April 8th, 1907.
Notlceiis hereby given that Asa B.
Notice is hereby given Ihst in com­
, this office with * mutual good wiUia ' he agrwsd that he ba l heard the wood’* sm all vote “ was a aurpriae,” grammars in tlie place of Reed and children, or sold under direction of the Carey,
of Ccrbin. Oregon, ha« filed no­ pliance with the provision« of the act
of
the court and the proceeds applied to their tice of his inteation to make fin hi five- of Congress of June A 1878, entitled
evidenced by the fact Hint boll) Federation ollioials counsel the yet his total turned out fo he little Kvllog’a; the adoption
r A.u A?. f° r
Tlmb*r I-ands
Natural geographies in the place support; for such other relief a« to the
less than twmnty thousand!
have at atibix-'pient litne* returwed inin«äe»>»q ke*|
In the b t a t t o j ic if lS iit a Oregon. Ne­
of *the saioort»
court may seem just and equitable,
o
f
Frye’s,
and
Doubs
United
States
for intervals of a f«* ibt) »
assist and (ftaiSUin
vada and Washington Territory, ■«
nrdyr, for the
Suppreaeion i« regularly resorted history in thv plaoe of Thomas and (or a judgment against said de­ 8, TV 84 South, Range 14 W a n d that extended to *11 the Public Land State«
it) a rush. If we
r-bn I regies «fin tifai, i
b u céis« in the to by Uie class'con Scio ua capitalist
fendant for her costs and disburse­ «aid proof will be made before County by Act cd August 4.1899.
advanced history.—Oregonian.
— nsglecU-d to pay tka h, rd bill o f »trike d«|ioiided u ,> oii law and
Clerk and Clerk of County Court of
ment« in this suit.
J ames C. C oczh
or- press. - W
an employee, etc., we certainly der among the n.en.
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This summons is servsJ upon said Curry County, Oregon, at hi is office at of Marshfield, County of Coos, State of
Ooid
Beach,
Oregon,
on
June
18,
1907.
J- H. U pton ,
defendant by publication thereof, by
would nut u) ike ground leas fluids at
‘ witnesses to Oregon, has this day filed in this of­
He names the foil«
following
in tub Cinccit Oocrr or ths S tats or
Langlois, Ore.
virtue of an order of publication made prove his continuons residence upon fice hi« sworn statement No 8100, for
The _ editor W the Mnr.lifield
our ncigbiiors etyug Ihi« tii,c ,,,
the
NWJ, “ and
O bboon fob vita C ouwtt or Cvaar.
N v £ purchase
Urc7 ? of the EJ
E* NW*'
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by Hon. E. A. Bailey, oouaty judge of and cultivation of, the land, vis :
publish petly things'* intended to Tim es on lending only « |„irl of
Eugene L. White of Corbin, Oregon. NE<< of 8ectton number 94, in
Alice Jane Masterson, Plaintiff, :
Curry Couoty, Oregon, dated June 94,
¿ ow??niL N® W South, Range
Willis T. White of
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Blue Pm.ta of Township maps
Orchard’s direct > xaniinaiiou be-
tniusa trouble between friends.
No 16 West, and will offer proof
1907.
Merton Millet of Ophir,
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P. J. Masterson, Defendant.
:
showing
all
vacant
lands,
80
cents
to
»how that the land sought is more
9 !a -• . .. v
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;V.-' 'CT csme.eulbusiaxtie amt prerbiinied
The data oi the first publication of
George B. Miller of ”
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To P. J. Masterson, the above .nam­
valuable for its timber or stone than
each.
For
reliable
information
con­
B zmjamin L. E ddy , Register.
this summons I* June 98, 1907.
in a scare head : V Hay wood' is
Mrmultural pnrpom , and to es-
cerning Ouvorament land, write to ed defendant.
J. HUNTLEY, -
doomed!” I f it}ni editor haa l^ept Frank E. Alley, Abstracter, Roseburg
t ’ u
ol*i® to said lsnd before
Life.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
t H L p.tonKU 8
at his office at
Attorney for Plaintiff.
in touch with the crore exxinioa Oregon.
You are hereby summoned and re­
I^nglois Oregon, on Wednesday the
The port's exclamation : “O Life! I (ion bia ardor ha« doubtless been
quired to appear and answer the oom-
»1M day of July, 1907
feel thee bounding in uv veins.’’ i* «
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Treasurer's N otice.
He names as witnesses»:
plaint of Alice Jane Masterson, the
ioyon* one. Pepton« tha> can r.relv 1 *’*'*’ ^ co° le<l
Fred A. Oollver of Marshfield, Or*.
above named plaintiff, filed against
or n«Vcr makn.lt. In hpneaty to-thom'-
GEORGE M. BROWN,
man of Port Orford, ”
Notice is hereby given that all Cur­
you In the above entitled oourt and
setvea, Are among the nio»t uufortn- : Several yenrs ago t |„ ^ tam k rd
William Limpoch of
”
nate. They do noi t.tv«( bat xxist * Oil Co. was convicted of dynam it­ A T T O R N E Y A .T JLA.W, cause, on or before six weeks from the
ry County warrants issned and regis­
Fred S. Sosman of North Bend, "
for to lit * Implies more than to ba
Any and all persons claiming ad­
tered prior to Septemtar 4th, 1908, ore
date of the first publloatioo of this sum­
To live I* to-be well and utrong— In ing an opposition oil refinery at
KOSKBURQ, OREGON.
' now due and will be paid on presents- i i versely the above dsscrlb. d lands are
mons, to wit, on or before the Sth day
arise feeling equal to th< oAinnry
of August, 1907.
“ on to me at my o«oe ip Cold Beach,
duties at tlie day. and to retire not Buffalo, whiob, and other crimes
d ö il,Or b*fore
fll •aid
lr **•* dBY h of
l
ov.-rftome by Uiem -to feel life iHiund- of that octopus land« color to the
¡Oregon. No further interest will be I July, 1907
The defendant will take notice that
ing in the veiu*. A mudiclne that ha«
»O T IC B .
B BMA MIX L. E ddy ,
allowed on the within described war­
if he tall to appear and answer the
in-ide thousaads of people, men and growing suspicion that Orchard
complaint of said plaintiff, as above
rant* after the first publication of this
wontsn. well aud stiong, htu, tt,:. was moved from the sam>- source to
ÄIi»«
do hereby appoint P. J. Lindberg required, for want thereof the plain­
compJ¡shed a great work, l-««tnwlng
notice, to-wit: The nineteenth day of
the richest blcwInKS, and that medi­ nM&ssinate’Steunenlx'rg jn order U> tab» i my agent at Carry County, Ore­ tiff will apply to the ooUrt for the re­
June, 1907.
cine ia Hood* Sa
A aai
SALMI rflla.
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The wee*, destroy/ the Federation of millers bv gon, with power tj^proteot my proper- lief demanded in her complaint, of
Jss. CAPonBLu
run down,
. • „ or dsbiiltate.1,
, ,t»ted, from <any
. . . .
P IL E C U R E
ln ><td County from trespassers; which the following la a ruccinct state­
, sboUbAlHW fetf t-> tike It. f t imblicaUiK its leader» in that
Co. Treasurer. F R E E K now ingw b atitw aatosuf-
bufjde up the whole system, changes ciimS— under promise of im m tm úv
ment
:
For
a
decree
of
said
oonrt
dis­
po’rer *,BO to
wool
P U 1B o , . ,tr ' 1 ™ 1 ffiw FREE OF
from m y properties.
vixtence into life, and make« life
solving the l>ond« of matrimony sxie‘-
CHARGE, to any afflicted a poaltlve
in»«' ^boundln¿. Wo are glad to »«y if be should mane good.
I Dated at Pan Francisco, California ing between plaintiff and defendant;
rare for Eczema. Balt Rheum. Eryslpe-
the«* K -<ita In Its faver to the reinlcr«
March I8tb, 1907.
{ 1,e* a“d Rxln Disease«. Instant
for the custody of the minor children
uf out eotuinw».
Qviu.Sherman Bell Ime made the
relief. Don’t suffer longer. Write F.
o . - . . z-_ J ” .
E. W. McGaaw.
In complaint named; that Ihe seal yrop-. erre’
W.
W
illiams , «no Manhattan Arennr,
UÛÜC
New York. Enclose Stamp.
F R E Y S, N orth Bend, Ore.
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PACIFIC HOTEL & GBILL ROOMS
Prep’r.
Private Dining Rooms. >o Phone Pacific.
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