The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, July 29, 1908, Image 4

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The Port Orford tribune., July 29, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti nvt HUNPHLP VVHLAfcS Dtt- g ta g Oe Ashore In an Inlet in th* WISE BRAIN PUTS MEAT IN STORAGE Chittenden. Vt.-—/The cracker Barrel aggrvg»"»“ gathered «« tb’ S*“ *'"1*1 test ntalA n iter p day tn tb * « » * tel anw 60« wliuTcs ashore a t one .tore wood, npo-tlng dear ru n w e )» • u>,‘ • I t im e in the S tra it» of MagetlaVi,” which city ' aporta" w ill be pto*-e l u u tr nan! Capt. Jaiuc» HeyJef, of the to »laughter buen». U their aim be true Drittoh navy, nt the I nionf d«l-ot. enough, and roveroi indulged In raml- nUceaccn. Sevaral pretty In lr »porting reports the Milwauk* t*F ire yarn» bad Lieu «pun whan tha »abject ‘•Some year» ago my »hip tfiy <»S got around 10 bear». Then 81io W hite, i LIGHT HrSSIKO & BA FID, P earl Inlet, a small creek a mile who Uvea in Nertnate when he uin't j U n i i W-arlHg. and a half long, opening Into Port hunting or f»trtng 0» digging gin»eng root». »tretehed hi» neck and taupehed Salvador whit It in turn opt-aa into tmo a bear tnoaoiogj«. - j the Booth A tla n tic by a very nar torth " It t i a n aU tarnation boto knowln' ’ row ojieiting- One tiiorniofe a gome ot them critter» be." he declared, j whirlw ind A p p a re d to he np- while the rest »bucked around IO their proachtug over tip.* w ater in the hard-fcettoaiod chair» and »eltled down I Bay of Ban Halv'ydor, and soon to hear a good one. "Vea, »lr. I t dopa 1 baat aU tarnation. Between bear». I t trout and glnaang and the hand o f f Pro.ideucB, I've bean able to make ¡ quite a llrln ’ out S’ the»» ’ora hill» ¡ for a considerable spell. "Klder Burbank a yarn touch la ’ on the varOilut I Spruce Holler put» me In mind ot the Uiue Providence aud an 01 he-bear helped me out ‘I a m ld llln ' light ttx t h . middle o’ last winter. I t v u tha fu»i T January, M 1 reelect H, and 1 was thopplu’ tor Deacon ilim - 1 iqln way up to Itpi tOP o’ Kltllngton ron took on a kelp reef. Then a peak. It'» turnóle mean work, chop- £ audtlfti pause seentod to S<*toc pip-, but ya do baiter do It ouct In then» all, and the unfortunate uni-; a white, and 1 wna cusaing my luck mala went up the inlet fu ll speed, hnd wtehln' the ftebln' eeaaon wo’ld j « open and thing» green up when a I w ith th e aea boiling in upon them snortin' snowstorm h it the peak and f and it great wave Venting ovet mode me O» blue a» a porb lied. owl. I them, and they piled up in hun 1 had a y dinner pall— 1 uater go home ' dreds on the bench. The», a» night»—and 1 woa middlin' oomlort- ¡ abie ontll 'long In the middle of the 1 there was a ris'itg I hie. they got afternoon, when 1 »een It wasn't g In' o f again, bat only to charge the to let up aud flggered I'd h alter stay opposite bench, and thia was con out ell night. "So 1 built me a lean-to out o’ eome tinued till the following tide an.l I o m Of «frerigth left them high and sprucp boughs, started a Ore and . • ir-iird -w h a t victual» I hod left from dry ff.lt round the dreary bay. noodlu'. 'lbey won't over much, and “ Vl»ry few, old or young* Hved a» It wna too pesky cold to thin k o' more than a q uarter of an hour sleepln' 1 not. up till tnornln’, w ith my a fte r th e ir final utranding. Home stomerek » hollerin' for grub some The O bkook D a il y J o pknal to the leading Democratic newspaper of died quietly, othe * beat the gaud thing turrlble. It got to bod I melted some »now and tried to All up on wa and 'W a te r w ith Hteir tail», dveiug ter. When It come daylight the etorm isaued at Portland. the w ater With th eir blood. By wa* ragin' harder'n ever, and I w a* Oregon, 1 evening, a fte r th at tMtttHMl ebbed, so hungry 1 could hare eat rabbits, The managers also issue a SiMi-WkkiCLY, which to eepeciajly adapted there were only five wtiiiii‘% tiHoat which la woraa'n eatln' cat, and I »aye to m yM lf. 'this ere n o rm la liable to o a t of the more thau 5<H> that had keep up three day» an' I ’ll eterve to I conie Into the inlet so m ajestically declh If 1 don't do somethin' mighty , for people who do not care for a D a ily , bat want a good fam ily paper. quick.’ . • ■ ‘ th a t morning. A ny of these papers can be bad in combination with the PORT OR- "But there didn't seem to be no’ bln* | 1 cold do. for 1 we* penned )u and! dnssan t go more’n Jbuity foot from FORD T R IB U N R . •! the followiag rater: the shack for fear o’ gettln' lost. I a d -1 mlt I w is ajm e discouraged when the i wind i t i f o d and 1 had to move the lean-to over agalnet a pile ot rocks to 1 keep the thing from collapsin'. 1 was turnin' roond 'rnongat the »tone» when ¡ 1 discovered the mouth o’ a cave, and. ; chinkin' It would be better Inside than out, I-lighted a apruce knot torch and scraped my way In. "W al. 1 swan to man. If I didn't g e t ' SAVING THE SEA BIRDS. the biggest surprise o' my life when I I eleotlees Slaughter Has Exter got to the end o' the passageway 4 0 1 foot from the mouth! For, lyin' cn B loated Many Bpscias la the a ledpe was six pig» with Deacon Hem- ■' Faelfic Island». mln’way'a brand on ’em, two rabbit, and a ewe* lamb. They was frexen No one known better than the stiff and ns hard as brickbats. The sailor or tbe shore hunter how tlie thrute of every one on 'em had been ■ea bird« mat be exterm inated, silt by somethin' »harp, and the In nards had been taken out os sock as and no one better than the I ndian a butcher co ld do It. Tney was piled or the trapper of ibe reg lar, too—lyin’ head and tails—and how aowetimea tlie vnue»t and was as fresh as '»ugh they had been moat abundant apeffca may dis killed the day before. "1 was wonderin' how In 8am HUI appear. The wonderful great ntik, they got in the care dead, when I or gcr^fowi, has, w ith in the tnent- heard a heavy breathin' a little beyond ory of-incn now living,been hunted and raised the torch. I seen the pass from the fr ee of the earth, «0 that ageway bellied out Into a sorter half- its aklnnnd it« eggs arc now worth round cave, and that over at one side t heir weight in gold, aa.va tlie New an ol' be bear was curled up on a let o leaves takln' his winter s snooze. He Y ork M ail, lh-actically the ht itu was lyla' peacalpl and onsuspectln', tifu l wild pigeon, which once d a rk and It came to me In a minute how ened the skiea w ith its vast,cloud them can-asses got on the ledge. You like flight, Ima met the aame fnte, see. he was one o' them knowln’ crit ters'and he'd laid la a supply o’ Dea though aiti'tll colonies of it in re- con Hemmln way's pigs and a ewe undoubtedly« t i ll ex- mot«- »pots lamb oelonxtux to Squire Remsen to The eastern pinrtated grouse make . meal on when he woke up In I root ! praetieallv e x tilie l. i l l the spring. He knew he'd rouse long ’hathnm W anda, alone, in the before It thawed out. cause the cave . faced routh and got the fuat sun, a« fie, J7 specie« of bird« have prorWen, tor **^*lor- JOURNAL And TRIBUNE, Doily and Tribune f PEAJCB» in WASHINGTON P . f t 'ATENTS Treepaaa Motteo. Notice ia hereby g iv e n to a ll whom I t may concern, not to enter upon, o r treenana In an y m anner upon the Star Bench, situated a t L an glo is, O u rry C ounty, Oregon, for the purpose o t h u n tin g w ith guns o r dog«, o r o th e r wise tresps in a n y m an ner. A n y person o r persona so enterin g upon said premises w ith ou t m y eon- eent w ill be prosecuted to th e fu ll eg- ten t of tlie tew. - • • - Daily Sunday and Tribune Semi Weeky and Tribune Die extinct. qpet By contrivin’ aa he did be eo'ld ¡ I atf the island« of the sea, and git »everat «quar» meals and taka on II tbe shore spot" to which sea * » » • « « before be rot out huntin' hte -re s o rt, the work o f slaughter, g mlgMy ■ing carried on quite relent ¡ t0 „ „ BOW , t#u y4 , )rwt y. Iatrgely for humane rea- tiptoed out with two and tn ten m la- and in c id e n ta ls in the inter- utes t was broilin' pork tenderl'ln. )f m iente, the N atio n al Aaao * » » “ *'« 01l*d °P I tot two more .a d on of Audubon 1 Octet ten is plnte(, ,or hom< „ (th enough meat over iged in the work of trying to my .boulders to pay tor the time I had the aca bird« from exterm ina to lay off. . tieveral specie» are being "The next day the deacon and me eniat'eallydeatroyed for their' hern. I';i» lu o n , o f co u rs e , doe« peeB barnyard for three care whether these beautiful tures areexlerm inated or not. «career thev become, up to th« .1 ..1. act uni A U .....u>t>r it . of i their dint ppekr- », the g reater are the price« year, and had make off with three trap» and a pound o' lead Bred from “ >e .»rblae So we got him to oharea. * dWBlJ nrt lh* deacon was Bbout ro tickled that he g w(jrd claimlB. N o tle e fu /P ffiM le a tfo « - ■ United States Land Ofltoa. B S i S B j W L Tommy—Don't the other fellows have a slogan, toot Paw—No. my eon. Theirs Is a yawp. —Chicago Tribune. DENNIS CUNNIEF, )»., A repreaihtalive in this county by a large real estate r ep- c . 8 . M iiie ru ! S n fv e y o r corporation. Special induce ment« to those who wish to bicorne financially interested. N d rv e y o r for tbe D is tr ic t ol O r egon. The Real Estate Seenritjr Co. G o ld B e a c h , - - « O te g T»rt D e ra b o rit B ld g . C M IC A 8 0 , I I I . PATENTS D SWIFTS -H. tg. Burnham uT' K. £ W h ite of * W . T W h ite of •’ " Any aad a lt persona e la lm ta g ad versely the above described' Ishda an requested to file th e ir claim « in t h ia d f floe on o r before «aid 3rd day Of S«p tem ber, IO M . - B b m a h ix L . E ddy , Regto’er. Carry County, a t reason able Prices. suing newspaper published in t (o n ; i t contain« a ll the aewa of state aad o f the n ation . Try i t f< m onth. A a a a p le copy w ill be m tod to von free*. Address T H E TELEGRAM P U R T L A N D , 01 k s a M s s iis K M t a hr.it St?, « ¡ ¿ a Noticei« hereby glvun to a ll whom it may ouacern, not to enter upon H . U p to n U . 8 . Commiaeioner. a t bto or tre«pa«e, in any manner, upnw office in Lani Langloi», Oregon, on M onday the lend of the undersigned, »itua- office in tea near Denm ark, Curry county, J u ly *> ih , 18L H e names the follow ma Oregon, for the purpose of banting prove his oonUnu wa real with gun» or dog», or fishing. Al«o aad culiivxtton o f. the lai not to leave a t t y gate open on going E .B . H a ll, p f F o r t O'to tbrough, or otherwise ireapaaa in Cyrus Ifsd d cn . o f ” Edward Pick««,ot » any manner. Any p w a m or per Jome» Etti», of son« ao catering upon «aid pretuiaea withaut m y consent w ill be prose cuted to the fu ll extent of the law. . H A R R Y W IL S O N U n it x d S tatb « L amp O vfjc «, lPweburg, O regon, Jdne s N o rte a to hereby g ire n th a t t of Oregon, OB June 88, 1HH. lo r t M 8 E * l E I o ff c o - l b » E ot 8ec. 8, and N E t NB» * j d gE of Sec. 13. T p . « 8 , H . 1« W ; ol and filed Id « ito office líete oí it o v e dirorlbed land or any legal d iv i.lo n thereof, o r c la )m tn a the nod«*-the m la ia g la w .,.w deairto m loeral-titon ter agrteu ltaral mi o r to « Id e a too safd selection« » to law fu l maanh, «Would file th e ir or tn e ir e fflA v lto e f pretee» o r in tittooffice. • ' ¿ ’ Ta W b p g I t M ay Coacerm . T h e undersigned hereby give notice th a t they are the owner« of the South h a lf o f Section 18, Tow nship th ir ty three. South ran g e fourteen W e e t o f WJllamette m eridian, Oregon. A ll par ties are warned not to trespass upon o r m A ta ady locations, e ith e r placer oy q u a rt*' claim s k t Uteir peril. « u " ,!l D . MxLLABxa) } Owners. J . H . M c A vxb . ) ' ’ ‘ ' P o rtland, O ra Posters,I Envelopes. Statements, Up o-date Work Done Notice is hereby given to a ll pereOM wbom U m ay ooacera, not to enter up- ou a t trespM e upon the prem ier» of B li Bagiev, fat the porpote o f b un tin g, n t fishing w ith hook and line. 8aid p re mises a n situated on Blk R iver, Cnrpy on Short Xotice- Satisfacton Guaranteed ■g fa r the purpose o f b u n tin g , fishing, or tra w lin g th.ough in a n y shape form o r m aaaer, or tearing down fences, or leaving out »Me g.tes open, o r moloaa- ing personal property, w ill be prosecu ted to tbe fa ll exten t o f the lew. W m . B . Johnson, 1 -— - - * the above described premtoee A t the Horse Show. Horse Fancier (w ith enthusiasm)— Isn't Vaaderaluka'a Lodomla a beauty? His F air Daughter— Where? Where? What h a. «he got <m? Whose box la she In *—Chicago Tribune. W ANTED - ” An act for the »ale of T im b e r la n d s in the States of C a lifo rn ia , Oregon, Ne v a d a , and WaahingtMi Tbrrttorv, as extended to a ll the P u b lic L a n d States by set o f August 4, 1 8 « , THAiMwoa O aaa» of P o rt O rford, County of C u rry . Stete of O regon, has thto d ay filed in th to o f- Boe his sworn statem ent No. « « , for the purchase a* the 8BJ N W £ * l<d » T & 2 of Sectjoo B o . 11. In TbWMhlp No. 38 South, Rffbge Mo. M W eet, and w ill offer proof to show th a t’ th e land N o t ic e f b r P n b l l c a t U o . rough» to more vaN teb tefor He -U m b er P arA B T M B K T o r T H « ItrT B B lO B . o r stone than fu r agricultural purpose», and to establish hie c la im to t e k f land Lan d O fioe at Rosebtjrg, O re ., before J . H . U p to n, U . 8. C o m a » to n A p ril t l« t , 1 « » . e r a t Langlois, Oregon, oa Thursday, Notice I« hereby given th e tC o rn e lin . the 3rd day of September, 18U8. F ie ld in g of P o rt O rford, Oregon, hae H e names aa w ltneseea: • • 0 . A. Langlois, o f P o rt O rford, O _ m h b . ■ ted irrth » df hto IM o n tio a to make fl- pl<1 i aadn t e » t." -N . V. W orld. P w s n t x l Instructlon. Tommy— Pa” , what la a campalgn slo gan T Pew—I t la thè politicai watchword, or rallylng cry, ot our politico! party, my PIBE AND MARINE INSURANCE CQMPANY, of California. T ix b k h L amp , A.cy J u k x 3, 1878.— 77t« -öe-vf to be had in BiU Heads, Letter Heads, Legal Blanks, Any Thing, s 9OBO ?EACH, Q W W * WaflUtt ■ u n ite o f M ag e lla n and Perish. ÀW» F In connection with i.