The Port Orford tribune., March 04, 1908, Image 2

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(Coos B at H «anoa.)
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PAPER OF CUMBY i'O
Robert Gotts of Coos Hiver was
in lh s e it y Natuiday. M r(!«et* Is
out for I lie *u|terinteud«ney oft
•chools. Hi* snnounci-mt'iit »,>-1
peers elaewhere in this l-eur.
ne appMlta, d o a t
teeny, youi
T o e ca n n o t be
blood. H oo d-
w c D x e j m r . M i * . *th, ujj .
W ■ ••eteW rU F W U era— rara ra — - ■ ■ ■ — ra ra - wa *• .w
»’■ . H. U M , Pres.
Tkeo.B’. Wie n , V. p .
The positive assurance that Swift
A Company and other great pack- '
M a d N o A p W W tM e -" ! waa tree
G o» Copy One Y » o r........ .
On» Copy * ij Month«................ 76
ing compauiee will locate en irm-rtis i
i>n« Copy Three M u t in . ........ <o
plants at Portland will give an im -(
petn* to the live shtek industry of
LOW non - paktictpating rates , high cash values .
Published Every Wednesday, by
•II thi* portion of the United S ate-*. '
weakMM efter * r i* . ball* my bndwad SB
L o ca l A g e n t, P ort O rford , O re .
HARDY T. STEWART.
The location of these packing!
A. Dm.worn u. Bo« A Embneville. Pa.
houses will add to the value o f, the
Hood’s BsrsapartUa Io *oM everywhere.
T ltp r in u « r ir r a o n yo rr p a p er,
holdings of every breeder and pro
In the usual llqoM, o r In labial form
•b o w » t r 'U te to w h tc k y o n r o u h - I
■ Guaranteed Fnreot Reserve Scrip for
• a r s a t a b s . >00 Dooee One Dollar,
ducer of cattle, sheep, hog» and
B rilliant Scenes In P e ru ’s
•c r lp iiu u >• |>«I4.
»
pared only by C. I. Hood C o , Lowell,
sale iu large or amall quantities, by
poultry, and the dairy products of
Capital.
Frank E. Alley, npatoire over Land
Oregon will be trebled and find a
Office Roaeburg, Oregon. Will plan
OfTR AGENTS:
On the 22nd of Feb. a meeting of market in every part of world.
• LIMA, Peru, Feb. 25— The enter­ name for non resident purchasers.
B. Sem», Bando« Oregon.
voter* of Cbetco precinct was held
tainment in honor of the American
T
h
e
s
p
iiito
f
progress
in
Oregon
in Harbor and a Good Government
naval officer* continoee unabated,
T h e S pirit o f W in ter.
Club was formed, Mr. D. C. Mc­ was never more pronounoed than and Lima society ia enjoying a
Aoravuup? R e m R e laoriAana.
at the present lime. The commei-
The
Spirit
of Winter is with us, mak­
Laurin being elected Chairman and
serie* of brilliant function*, such as ing its presence known in many differ­
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eial.organizations
of
the
stale
seem
Corl Wright S e c t a r y .
The pur
ent ways—sometimes by cheery sun­
The T ift Presidential boom ia re pose o f the club it to elect the best to be determined to do mate effect­ have seldom been witnessed in the shine and glistening snows, ami some­
capital.
This
afternoon
there
was
times by driving winds and blinding
ported to be daily gaining ground, qualified men for the different nffi ive advertising than ever belore.
storms. To many people It seems to
a
reception
at
the
American
Liga
a spirit of organization* in
but R ooieveh, deapite Ida denials, cel, and party politics will havft n<* T btr^is
take a de'ight in making bad tilings
- - ,
lion and a baseball match ' in the worse, lor rheumatism twiuta harder,
i* looming op in the kickgroond.
fleering in county officials atanlUn^ M» »"•.•uff the biggest efforts
bull ting between nines from the twinges sharper, ru'arrh beoomes more
with the club. At subsequent meet- ,tgr upou tlie colonists rates from wnrahlps, andthie evening the Na- annoying, and the many symptoms of
scrofula are developed and aggravat-
Senator Fullnti’* reply to Haney’s logs the fitness pf the rahdidates for March ls j to April SO, 430 rale
ed. There la not much poetry in thia,
from
«(I
points
in
the
Middle
Weet-
l
’un#*
Club-will
give
a
ball..
The
.accusation* is a document of 9000 the various offices will be discussed
but there is T bvtk . and It ta a wonder
.word*, straight frost the shoulder, and the club will aland for the men to all points In Oregon Is emphasis­ gel« performances at the Politeana that more people don’t get rid of these
written io plain English and ring deemed best qualified, to fill the ed in every advertisement and Theatre last night brought OUt a j t h e m —% H o o d ’s* S a r s a p a r i l l a — is ’ e « sV iv
crowded house. Lima society was obtained and there is abundant pro j
every ap|>eal.
.«»« with sincerity end truth. It ie officer.
Its cures arc radical and peiina-
well represented, while among those that
lient
now up to Mr. Ueney to prove hie
present were 33 American officers,
'.•negations or step down end out
C U R R E N T T O P IC 9 .
including three Admirals, Minister N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
T ub S un .
and adm it that he has barked up
Combs, Lieutenant Cordier, rthe
D e PAUTMKNT OF TUB I n ’.««IOB,
the wrung tree.
Editor T mibunk —The Legist«
Fred Lee, well known among the American military attache and sev­
Land mil e at Roseburg, Oregon.
tare at its last session submitted the
January 30th,' liXX.
eral
members
of
the
Cabinet.
The
Old-timers
0u**ed
away,
Friday
last
•That Gov. Cbaioberlaia can see following excellent Constitutional
Notice is hereby given that Theron
nothing wrong in the actions of one, Amendment to a vote of the people nt North Bend, after a brief illness. Presidential box was given to the J. Fromm, of Port Orford, Oregon, has
filed notice of bis intention to make fi­
Sm ith, who in the Pulton— Heney by whom it was overwhelmingly Deceased was a native of Finland, visitors. President Pardo himself nal five year proof in support of ids
lie
followed
the
sea
in
early
days
was
not
present,
as
be
was
celebrat­
claim,
viz: Homestead Entry Ito 12361,
.controversy makes affidavit that ratified last June:
made Jan. 7th, 180S, for (he Lota 9, »,
and was mate on the steamer E m ­ ing bis birthday at hia borne.
during the hold up in the Legisla­
4, A 6, Section j l , Township S3 South,
“Corporations may be framed an
In the final scene of the opera, Range 14 West, W. M., aiilj, fhat said
pire. Since retiring from the sea
tive assembly of 1903 be sold out
der general laws, but ahall not be
pruof w.il la- made before Gen. W.
and after aocepling the money went created by the legislative assembly he conducted bankiog games, and the American and Peruvian flags Smith; Couqty Clerk, at Gold Beach,
has
won
and
lost
many
bank
roll*.
were
displayed
on
the
stage.
Till*
regon, on Frida)', April 3, ¡90S.
back on bis bargain, is enough to
by special laws. The legislative
He names the following witnesses to
cause the Governor’» downfall be assembly ahall not enact, amend or Fred was a good loser and he lived brought out prolonged applause, in rove his continuous residence upon
up to lys record, dying game. The which the ladles present were cqn- nd cultivation of. tire land, viz:
fore the voters of Oregon.
repeal any charter or act of incor­
Fred Pfisterer, of Port Orford, Ore.
remain* werejald to re»t, Friday, spicious. Admiral Thomas stood
Willis White Jr., of ”
poration of any m unicipality, city
in the Odd Fellows' cemetery.
up and bowed his acknowledgment
Charley H. Pearae, of ”
”
.The Blue Bloods of Boston refus­ or town. The legal voters of every
Eugene
White, of
”
”
to
the
audience.
At
the
commence
The committee appointed to man­
B enjaxik L Ennr, Register.
ed to let Haywood speak on Social­ citj^and town are hereby granted
merit of the performance the or­
ism in Federal Hall. Such is the power to euaot and ardent) their age the District Fair met nt the
chestra played “Hail Columbia”
spirit of the sous of fanaiica who municipal charters, subject to the Chambcr of Commerce loom s yes­
terday to fo rm u la tes program o f ‘ ,',ld
} ’»ruvlan National Anthem,
, T respass N otice.
banished Roger Williams and constitution and o.-iminai laws of
The
Audience
stood. The conduct
action.
There
was
present
-L.
J
All
persons
are hereby notified not
the
State
of
Oregon.”
hung witches. This will again set
of the American sailor* on shore toenter upon or trespass upon the lands
the cradleof liberty a-rockiog and
But now Oitnies Mayor Riddy of Simpson F. P. Norton, A. J. Hirer-
continues to be excellent, and has of the undersigned at and near Fort
hope the next youngster will have Medlordl and files an amendment wood, W. E. Pike, 8. Gallier and
won the praise of' the Peruvian Orford, and upon Hubbards Creek in
A.
H.
Power*.
It.
D.
Hume,
the
a higher conception of Freedom and to the above providing that m uni­
Currj CoUfity, Oregon, for any pur­
press.
Equality, Socialism will grow all cipalities may license saloons, gam Curry county representative wa*
poses whatsoever without the owners
oooeent.
the faster under such means of at bling dens, prjze fights, pool rooms unable Io be present, owing to the
Persons so doing, for purposes of
W hat Have You Been
.tempted repression. We believe in and what not, admitting the con brief notice of the meeting, but ia
hunting, flsliiiig, or traveling through
Free Speech, Free Frees, Fair Play eluding line* of the section as It ■ e«pe®‘ed to be on hand at the next
Reading?
or tearing down fences, leaving gate*
end Freedom; .anything leas is stands, vig: Subject to the Consti meel'nB March 4th.
In
the
March
issue
o
f
W
oman ’ s ! open, or molesting property, will be
I
Wrong and tyranny.
« lution and criminal laws of -tlie * - The meeting waa organized with
H ome CoMr.ufjon, Dr. Edward prosecuted acoordiug to law .
the election of F. P. Norton, presi
Stale o f Oregon.”
,
Louis Knapp. „
1 Everett Hale, nrder the caption
deni; and L.
Simpson, vice presi­
And
this
proposed
amendment
is
Marshall Griffith, while In Port
i above, very aptly reminds us of
to be deceptively labeled, “ Home dent. Sub-uommitteea were ap
OFFICIAL DIBBCTOBY.
of
t
h
e
po i n t edTn v a r inus —point* ______ . the imporiame of m L em M icreaL -
believe that some of the indict Rule Amendment!” A truer de county. A spirit of entbuelasm ,
,n .d 8618 forth the 8rOund r“ le*
m enls brought against Curry coun­ signation would be, “A Constitu­
STATS AMD DIBTBICT OF? C«BS :
-3
pervaded the assemblage and there for such a system, in part, as fol
ty parties for com plicity in tho P. tional Amendment to legalize a
lows:
0.
8.
8en’t>—Jonathan
Bourne
Jr.,
of
will be hearty co operation in ruak-
F. A L- Co. Land Frau I case would Carnival of Vice!”
“Here we are scattered over Portland and Chas. Fulton of Astoria.
I Ing the Fair a grand success.
be d lsm isie i without Coming to
eight million square ntdes, more or Oongressman, First District—Willis '
However, so long as there is a
Monday morning shortly after 2 legs, and we are tusking our plans.
C. Hawley, of Salem.
trial, but he also said that if he were
big
profit
in
vice,
there
will
never
o’clock
the
fire
department
wag
Governor—Oeo.
E. Cliamberle-i Sa­
in the position of one, in particular,
Into these plan* systematic read­
lem.
he would go to Portland ns fast as be lacking ad vires tes for the “ Wide called ovt to subdue a blaze In ing shall ooroe, just as sleep or
Secretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
he could get there, plead guilty and Open” town, which ie but another South Marshfield. The fire origi­ breakfast dinner or supper. By
lem.
manifestation
of
“
Economic
Deter
nated in the orbor connecting the system atic reading I mean that be­
take his medicine. What there Is
State T.oaaurer—Gee a ! Steel of Sa­
la this we do not know, hut the minisrn,” a theory proponndeJ by Merchant residence and out buil.L side the newspaper and the maga­
lem.
T ai bunk does believe that there is Karl Marx over fifiy years ago, ings, and in all probability was ig- zine and the novel there shall be Supt. Public Instruction^--J, H. Ack­
erman, Salem.
paore smoko than fire In this widely and whioh like the Initiative Theory n |ted by smouldering ashes Tlie | one hour of every day devoted to
heralded vase, and It will go a step of money, has passed out of the do- ! flames were on the verge of com- - reading on system. Make it more State Printer—Willie Dunlway, Salem.
Attorney General—A. M. Crawford,
farther and say (and this not with main of “Theory,” and taken its municating with the main building if you like, though I shall not let
Salem.
out foundation) that it believes that place serenely in the realm of Fact, when the fire laduie* arrived on you go beyond three hours a day. Clerk State Ixuid Boaffd—O.G. B ro w n ,
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the
scene.
'
Their
quick
and
effect-
Salem.
some of the witnesses taken; from
The people nt large can be a sfely , ive work prevented Its furHrei but one hour at least in a day there
Joint
Senator for Coos and Curry—
Thi* county have w ilfully p^-jured
trusted lo velo thia latest attempt spreading. The chemical engine must be.
John 8. Coke.
themselves against their neighbors
“Thus
I
take
it
for
grnpted
that
to get away from law and legal re
given a trial but iu work waa
Joint Representative for Coos and
through petty »pitework, and If
Curry—Ed Rack left
,
strnint, at they vetoed the Liquor pronounoed ineffective. T h isfire- you have it in your own room, on
punishment is meted out to a n /, we Dealers amendment put forth under lighting machine will
probably your own table, your Bible, your, Judge, 2d Judicial District—J. W.
hope that they will get theirs.
Hym n Book, and some one or two * Hamilton, Roaebvg.. .
deceptive Igbel, but which would show better in battling flames con-
other books which will help you in Prosecuting Attorney, Sd Judicial Dia
have had the certain effect of de Oned within a building,
• -trict—George M. Brow n, Roseburg.
Mr W. H Calkins, o f Eugene, straying the Lm.il Option Laws,
t s . i—
j j
.
your daily intercourse with th e’
U. 8. Commissioners—J. H. Upton,
The lose and damage to t h e ! i
,
thinks the referendum system stop* they also put down
,:i.i:„ „ ia
:. estimated st $500, and Good God. hash one of you Can
— - r - - - - - - - heavy on ‘he building
Irnnglois.
”
far short of what the people require p r o v e d Barlow Road Gra't,
choose these for yourself.
COCMTY OFFICERS.
is covered by insurance.
lor assertion of liberty and promo­
“You ought to be grounded ia. a County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
The
-H ornerul?’
shibboleth LJ° ‘,n C; Merch#nl « d ‘he nice
tion of justice. He suggest* that
hibboleth
fashion the history of the town, tho
Beach.
%
rhen
the system should be *o amended which is seated to do dulv In the thing with the fire ladie
etato and o f the country. I da not County Commissioners—J. W. Cooley,
»nd enlarged a* to call the referen- cim p iig n for the Reddy emend-
,eco8Dllio0 of lheir valiant eer-
care whether you wore born there
Cbetco; Ed Hypher, Langlois
dum on Opinions and decisions of m ent will, upon empninatiun and vices, be presented the oorapany or not. You raurt not let any —
oc- | ; Sheriff—-S. E. Marsters, Gold Beach.
, , . .
County Clerk—Ooorge W. Smith,
•the Courts, and especially those of analysis lie uncovered as not only with a check for $250.
cidental visitor.ever ask you whati
Gold Beach
the Supreme Court. It does, in- whimsical but absolutely silly,
wa* the origin of these while yo" ¡County Treasurer—James Caughell,
deed, seem anonymous that any The American States enjoy “ Home
are unable to tell him- Wo* Ibis
W’eddyhorn.
branch of the Government should rule,” yet subject to the ConSlilit
place first open to C hrstiaa civil!- { Assessor— A. J. Marsh, Port Orford.
lx abov« control of the people and t'” 1’ and law* of the Uniteil StoUes,
zation when LaSalle came down School Supt.—A me» 8. JohnstoL, Port
Orford.
of their right of review and rever- while It wjll be *een that the pro-
the river; or when the H any» hi re
Jurveyor—D. Cnnniff, Jr. Gold Beach.
sal. The initiative and referendum, posed smendmept
imprudenll v
Grants were quarelled shout; or Coroner—Dr. F. A. Schliemanh, Wed-
having conquered for the people ' seeks exempt ion from interferenoe
when Captain Gray, in the Colum­
derburn.
the ezecutiveand legislative breach- by any power on earth!
bia, came to anchor?
UICTINOS
TH EC O rSTB.
vs, should no«» advance to conquest
J. H. U pton ,
And you ought to know decently Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday In
Langlois, Or*.
of the judicial The pretense that
August of each year.
well the history of the state, wheth
Then your blood must be in
any branch of the Government
County Commiwiioners Court meets
er
that
written
history
be
three
• very bad condition.
You
firat Weilm-silay in January, April,
aliould be above review and cor­
Mr Arthur Lewi*, who, with bi*
hundred years or three month*
certainly know what to take,
July and September of each year.
rection'by the peaple is a doctrine brother, formerly owned nearly all
old.
Do
not
let
me
come
Into
Ok­
then take it — A yer’a Sarsa­
Probate Court meet« first Monday in
dangerous to liberty. This new |o f Bandon and taking in the
lahoma this summer and ask you
each month.
parilla.
If
you
doubt,
then
and final reform i* necessary j0 country as far a* Pro«per, arrived
about the history of the emigration CVBIT OOVMTT POST O FFICU AMD FO«T-
consult
your
doctor.
W
e
know
completion of all that have preced here last week after an absence of
M A«TSBS.
of the Cherokees into the Indian
what be will say about thia
ed it.—Oregonian.
22 year*, and naturally note* a
Territory, or the tun worship of Cheteo............ .- ------ Miss Ida Cooley.
grand old family medicine.
great m any change*. When the
. . „ . Fletcher Oardner.
Creeks, and find out
you Harbor, . .
p a » l> t x fln< qwM tra
* w w v r a i*
r ° ur
r«*»l*rr- He know.
brothers sold out to Messrs Averill
Gold Beach ............ 7 . 7 7 7 ;
know
no
more
about
it
than
I
do.
U
isi
«
a
ll,
arura
,
r
ih
,
tmrala
la
nhralwMI,
A GU VRANTEEDCURF. FOR PILES.
w wrnlt.l to fwoorary. Bra* »WM lira
Welder burn ..................- G e o Kerr.
and, Dyer, they went East end
»■?■■ b nw .l. ricalar C7
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And side by side with thia, and as
Itching, Blind, Rleedtng nr Protrud-
dora, of Arar-, Fila.
Illihee..................... Mr. E. H Russell.
IQg P
Pit lee I»ruggiate refund money if made their home at Fall River,
a basis of this, you must have a de­ Marial .............. .Mrs. Viola Billings.
PAEO OIK MF.NT falla tn cure
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any Mass. ...The brother died many
‘“ • i ü
cent acquaintance with the history Ague««......................
..a . m . Riles
caes, no matter of how Inn« standing
in • to 14 dava. Firat application at vet years ago. Mr Lewi* will stop in
of the U nited States.”
Corbin................................... R.Qoellen.
•aae and rest. HOe. If your diuggini thi* vicinity aboffto-three month*
Port Orford................. .Ames Johnston
liiuin*l R aend 6Oe In »tai.iiw and it wtl
•
. ci nr
.
_
Denmark...............................J. 8. Capps.
be forwarded post-paid by Pan« tie t ■’B” then go to California.— Bandon
Wa Ura no norata I «
Tw
Cwra
CawaU»atlw<>
F»
tkn
lo
r
w
.r
a
of
all
o
ar
1
leine Co., s t . Ixiulá, Mo.
Recorder. ’
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Cwacarata
O s n a d d y , (M
O M ttta'iic
bar.ie l«r nr Clc L a i i f M * .. .. .. .. , . . . . . . . . E. Rackleff.
K u r e u ca
If C C .C Sail io n m , d r a s z i» '1' e fum i D b û r
E ck ley ....................... . . . J . A . H a in e s
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Save Time and Money!
by sending us your Mail Orders.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
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OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS
>
BE8T IN LIFE CONTRACTS.
A. WOOD,
"SVE
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We fill them prom ptly and carefully. \
When in Kosehurg
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Pale, Thin,
Nervous?
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W e’U T reat you Square!
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Remember the Nam e!
Remember the Place!
J0SEPHS0NS
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Roseburg, Oregon.
on. e
ooaj
T h e M a il O rd e r H o u s e
i AMES S. JOHNSTON
(6ucc:jsor to John R. M'ller.)
> I E r « 3 H A . ^ i rT,
Orford, Or.~c^^
V
'
N E W
G O O D S ,
an<l fresh supplies will be received by every steamer. It shall lie
my purpoee to keep a full stock of everything required by the
trade in the tine of
; G R O C ER IES nod PR O V ISIO NS,
BOOTS and SH O ES
M ENS’ and BOYS, CLOTHING,
L A D IE S’ DRESS GOODS?
H A R D W A R E, G R A N ITE and TINW A K E,
J.
T
7\ T- r-
CIGARS, TOBACCO, P IP E S ;
C ANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS.
I n fact,
r supply of
everything usually kept io a wad stocked
General Merchandise Store.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR ANY ARTICLE NOT I if STOCK.
Call and examine goods and get p rices.'
G E ÍN E A L,
MARCHAN
D IS E ,
Groceries & Provisions
^>Port Orford, C u rry C ounty, Ore. 7)-’
B A R G A IN S
In
K v e r y tlitn if.
Ladies* & Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods
H a ts and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
pine Assortm ent of
U a d ic H ' » r e « * O o o d n . m iin lin n ,
c a l i c o « , fln n n e liM . e t c .
.,
H arduiare & Tinaiare,
• ffa r n e se , L e a th e r , ete.
AU Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for «miles j , ,
A first class milJInerv shop in con­
nection with store
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- '
U&U, get our prices, and be convinced.
'S.Q.'XIELSER.