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

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AGENTS;
à . B. S ia e. Baudot Oregtm.
CutU. I. N. Mescer, GeM Roach, Cto.
Asvaayirrid Rsrea Katson* una.
The el -cti n now ha» «omo god past.
But I» t Kiwi man and Bill Tsftf
Or wter yeti» of anxious top.
¡•id B-ynn win and ;,et thedgedii
Ytid wouldn't have thought a y«*r
ago that the Japt were really our
dee. real ft .end.
To prove th.«t bis stomach is all
yigl.', Mr. Harriman baa gobbled op
soother rnilwsy ayatem.
Consistency
The Radium b » < a little “shy”
at the Bandon Recorder s couple of
weeks ago for inconsistency.
In »peaking «if Bryan on its cov­
er |Nige la ri work the Uadium says;
‘-Ho a.sks advice of no man and con
suits none. Everything Democrat
ie m in i be eroblaxoued with Bryan.
How can tbs people expect io rule
with such awjtgoiist in the presi
denliai chair. The man in the wd
die diiects the horse.” On the in
vida |Mge we find i|>e fo llo w i og:
t id e the people of the «»utbern
stales ;,i' >w their leader to m>srrp
resent tboir eeuljmente they bare
and will ilominala the parly if sue
cessfql, when the'deckt are oleamd
for seiiuh?*
How about it Brother Briggs now
that the election it over, which did
you n e lly meant
“ I hoik tar the greatest roovnnent
of tourist and hoinrwrekef.*' lxi»i
nese to I lie Pacific No.tb«e»t front
Middle W e-t Pnhila next J ta r in
the history id the country,” said H .
8. Rowr, general «jpn« of the M il
vaultce. mi hip return from a
month’« visit io the K *al Uii« morn­
ing.
I wa* «imply sstonadej at the
tin io her of inquiries of the whole
Oregon and Washington country,
and the Middle \Ve»ten«crs no long­
er » o ff at u* «»ut here oo the ouunt.
1 cap remember only a few year«
egMaryee only two’ or throe year»
«go-s-grheo peoply in loWa, lUiOOie.
Uhawuri and K m «)« Inoked upon
u< a« re jI ‘ w otlly We.lieoef«,' a p t
on (ftu Oregon epuntry a« a God for
taken land. On ihitt trip ( found
everything hat been changed.
Ev
erywhere I went I was told of hun
tlrrtla of reeiilents in there stale« who
are just eraay to come out here.
Many oi them are tryiug.to dispose
of their farm« or city property, aa
the case may be, i, and when they
bars duoe it they w ill bead for lbs
Pacific Northwest.
•*Severul cauaes have contributed
to this change of feeling. We ha vs
had a great increase ia tourist traffic
out this way in the past few year«,
and the Lewis and Clark Fair, of
course, was thareal beginning point
The railroads have worked wonders
in their unrelenting advertising
eampaigns, for I saa safely say that
Lbs eiaas of exploitation literature
sent out from this territory « of a
We w ill glee One HeoUfwl D oR an lor a a j
a u o o< D ra in « « (cauoxl by ra ta rro ) th a t ra a
W ho eared by H a ll’» Catarri» C e la Mena Im
-rtrenlare In a . » . J .C H X V E Y a C a ^ T rta to O
Holli by Dragglu«, TJr.
Tako BaU’e ram U y K ita ia» »arettsrtlaa.
«• we would have it to be.
I t »• the conviction of sociologists
that ths developed newspaper habit
o f giving undue and sensational
prominence to criminal happening«
ia harmful and is in a tneaauro re
sponsible for the increase of erims,
But there is no remedy in rushing
to the other extreme. Criminals
them selves.andthosew hoarecrim -
io ally in c lin *!, would doubtless
hail the day when publicity of their
exploits should be abandoned. I t
higher class than any which reaches is frequently the fact that |«ople of
the great Middle West e in pi re f and this class fear the a«u-S| taper more
the people there freely adm it it. I'th a n they do the policemen atuT
therefore feel confident ia saying the pruseruting officers of the law.
that the Northwest will rereive at
Io the publicity of crime, news-
wonderful impetus io the move papers have fallen into the error of
ment of tourist«, pientura workers, seosatiooal utteranee and display
colonists slid even priwpective in which, in notable instances, has
1’be sucocsful and triumphal trip
Tokio, Oct. 27.— Although the
T h »1
»»««T » '»' ’
of the American lu Ulas hip fleet American fleet has left H&e for Ma i Umately brought about, w
arouhJ the world wilt do more to nils and Clone, the impression ere- ■ I * 00* 1° believe. But the in
wards welding ««see between the a<ed by the altitude of the neopie , l,!,‘ n,,d radical exnepitoo, Iil
Uu«te«l States and European na- of the United States towards th e , P™ !««*1 Boston publication
Aions than x doaen meetings of the
Japanese is still a matter of oom-i
Usage Peace conference. The move
ment by the Japanese and vernacu- i
was reusurml by some st first as a
F a m o u t W h ite D ee r Killed.
lar press.
warlike adtion that would be re­
A report from Washington Io the
sented by forvigu nations, hut I he effect that President Roosevelt bad
Bellingham, Mash., ( k t . 26 —
revere« bss been the n -s u ll Instead ordered the J’ a«-iQc firel to proceed The lamous white deer of Lake
of precipitating war with Japro it
b» the Atlantic ocean to |«artunpala " haicom, which has defied hun-
has cauaeti the little hrowu men to
in the spring maneuvers, thus tern •
f ° r T**»*. f«H yesterday, the
sit sp apd take notice that they are
poesrily evacuating the Pacific victim o f a woman, who picked off
not the “o o l/ pebbles on tbe»h«»re,”
ocean, baa created a profound im *be anim al from a stand fa the
and duueg the fleet’ s visit to their
pressioa hero. The newspapers a ll " " « i» ne»r *»>« •»«*! of the lake,
shores they tumbled over themse|*e*
comment on this action as an indi- Tbs animal has been hunted by
in nflri mg tokens qf peace spd good
catioa that the American people doxens of persons and has been seen
will— q u it* s cooti sat to their bus
hare c«Jh8«Jent-« ia the riaceriiy of ®3f diixeos more, but until yeeter-
tile stiilude of s few months ago.
the proteetaiioas of friendship on "i’ Y >1 escaped all bullets, and there
D o lu a -jn g the land nf the B ring
the part of Japan.
rtre thnee wh«>. believing their aim
Sun the Jk-etencountered a typhoon,
The pnxMised ooaference of the l® * * t*’’1*. were ready to swear that
a n d the >»nu«r in which these huge
powe«-s interrwtad in the Pacific *i*e animal was not of This world,
monsters of w jr rode out the storm,
ocean to «Itscnaa the oriental ques- but wa’ • mere shadowy thing that
together with the unerring steurxey
tim i is gaining in popular favor, haunted the woods st the bead of
s s fh o w n it) t -r g e t practice «»f the
Every newspaper in the empire fa- ***• i*^®-
“ man liehisd i^s gUB,” ha« demon
vora tlie proposed coohreaee snd it^ This idea wag punctured yeeter-
»tested to the world ihat these «hips
>s likely that some offictsl action
when Mrs. Al Meihurst wife of
Are the m<wt fn n ji-’ shl* hunch of
will be taken soon.
• «» ** engineer, brought the aaimal
destruction ever hel 1 in the hand
tender Yankton left Yokofaa- '1« <o wi‘ i> • " n« I* « 1
»p«dten
of nay ns tion, and ristw liineiinsse i
ra . lo ls y for Maiula. She stayed ,tealh to nM»T another member of
mor al Might ha* sRt-r bean the ra-
hrh*ml for repairs of «laiaitge done D ie deer fam ily.
sipte.it of respeet end homage, and
by the stw in «•mmnietvd by the'
Yesterdsy hnutrfs from the city
iMteiw.lt« power the rem.Jy fur
Beet on the wsy here from Manila, ’ terled the deer near lhehen<l of the
111 .-tor evils.’ •
That*« too b ad ! W e bad bo *
ticed it was looking pretty thin
•nd rough of late, but naturally
did not like to «peak of h. B y
tbe w ay. A yer’s H a ir Vigor to
a regular h«ir grower, a per-
fe</h air tonic. The hair «tops
(¿rating o u t, g ro w s f a t t e r ,
keeps soft end smooth. A yer’s
Hafir Vigor curat tick hair,
mt&es it strong and hexlthy.
IU
II B H -
to a
Better
Salary
and M ining E n g in e e rin g ; G ^ n m c ru e;
Pharm acy.
Offers elementary coarse» in Ayri.-
ruttaFe, Forestry, D u a io tfe Science
aa<f A r t, Commecoe and M echanic
A rta, in e la d in g foiye w ork, cabinet
■ taking, » te a » S u in g , p lu m b ing , ma­
chine w o rk , etc.
Strong faculty, mo-’ e rn e .|a ip ra »a t;
free tu itio n ; upana Kept. 25.
llla e tra te d «tottfogue w ith fa ll infor-
m atiu a o a application to the R egistrar
tone.
and freak snpplio« w ill he received by eeery steam er. I t shall be <
■ y jn npoee to keep a fu U stock of e veryth in g required by the <
IM T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T , FOR T H E
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
OOUSTY
T M Fleet.
Is Y o u r
Hair Sick?
1C I V U I B T V
a re , bactudMg Agroooray, H o rtiro lto ra
A n is w l H u sb and ry. D a iry ‘ Husbaad-
ry . e t c .; F orestry; Dontemle ttofoace
and A r t; C iv il. E lectrical, M cto ta fo A l
Roseburg Or.. Oct. 28.— On g'>>og
out to salt his band of <6 sheep,
Lcamlsr Mathews, who lives near
Peel- r J miles essi of here, found 17
of them dead in the |MSture. On
investigation it was «iircovered that
Several cougars had ms«te a raid on
The Bank of Oregtm has annoonc
tbe band. The tracks stowed plain­
cd s 50 per M a t iacreaee ia the cap­
ly that it »as cougars, bat the trails I
ital atock of that in rlila tio n , this
were tuo cold to be ptekrri up htr toe
j
dogs. There ie an abundaterv of will make <75.000 fully pnid up cap
{ ital for the teipk, an amount that is
there aaitnsls and also a number of
' flattering to a city the age and aim
black bear in lìti» secti.m this fall. <
.•f North Bead. A few weeks ago
Several big bear have been killed
near this city in the past few days, Henry H e <iIL, Jr. of Tacoma bought
one within a half mils of the e«ty a large interest in (he bank sad the
n.create of capital to the »moon!
limita last Sunday.
named has been «me of the first ac g
W e have e»v«ral parties who are «if the present Owners.
I.«»kin« for h-warrtc».! I.e it io M or re-
The Bank of Oregna today rank-
linqoishareat». al» . » «mc good tl mt o r sm«mg the strongrot instilutmaa of
■ la ita *.
I f you know o f u t good
its de»», in »ooth west Oiegoo, sod
homestead o r t mber rtalm a. It w ill pay
¡ror r w r . t r «
A d d u r m i- Aaro» Rs North Bend is to be coegrstulatad
«LTV C o , « M F ajlio g BWg^ PO rtim d oa haring men like Henry Hewi.t
D ’*ffon-
Raek of them finaacisliy.
NEW GOOES,
STATE O F
OREGON,
J a the M a tte r of the Estate o f 1 Cits- j
N . P . Jurgensen, deceased. I
tk>o. j
T o Anna Jurgensen, C hris Jurgeo -
ann, Peter JuraUM en, D a n ie l J n rg e n ->
sen, M a r y Jurgensen and L la J u ty e n -'
sen, and a il o ilie r persons interested i
in said Estate.
W mkbxak , »ppllcatfon h a v in g bbea
made in due form to the ahrer-nam ed
O qurt oo the 11th day o f Any oat, l'XIK,
b y A dm « Johnston, a d m in is tra to r at
sand Estate for an o rd er a n d hosune di-
recti og, a u th o rizin g and em pow ering
him to sell the Real Estate belonging
to tlie Eetate at said decedeut, and de­
scribed an follows, t o - w it : E l o f K W |
and Lota one, two, o f section 22, T. S3
K. o f B. 16 W ., W illa m e tte M eridian.
Containing One hundred and forty two
and iortyoue-bim dre-ha of an acre. The
E U of NKtg or section XI, T. 32 8. of R.
16 W ., W illam ette M erid ian , contain­
ing HO acres.
And Witereaa. ta id C o u rt fixed on
t h e it h day o f October, 1MOH, a t 10
o’elock, A. M ., a t the C o u rt Room of
this C-onrt in d ie Co«irt House in Gold
Beach, County and Plate of Oregon, a»
the tim e and place to r hearing'any and
a il objections to m id Petition and the
granting oi m id order and (Sceuse of
sale.
Therefore, In the x |m e of the State
o f Otegun, You and each o f yon a ie
hereby cited, directed and required to
be and appear at said tim e and plme-
then and there to show cause, if anv
you have or if any exist, why an order
of sale should not be rua.le, as in tlie
P etitio n prayed fo r, and why said Pe­
tition should not be granted and said
order and license should not issue.
W itnera, the Hon. E. A. Rail.xv,
Judce of said Court w ith the real of
•a id Court affixed this 13th day of
A ugust, A. D . IM S .
See or Adirées D . 0 . 5F.WT0R,
.
OF CUBBY,
ï ¡¿^-Port Orford, Or.~z^
Marshfield. Oregon,
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M E N S ' and BOY’S, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IK a ’ DRESS GOODS, ’
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
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C IG A R S ,T O B A C C O , P IP E S 1
C A N D Y , N U T S a n d N O T IO N S .
In
U n ite d States L a n d Office,
Roaeborg, Oregon, A p ril I<k 1 8 « .
Notice is hereby given, th a t In onm-
plianoe w ith the provisions nf I be Act
of Congress of June 3. 187h, entitled
“ A o A c t fo r the sale o f T im b e r Lands
in the S u u-8 of O alifornia, Oregon. Ne­
vada and W ashington T e rrito ry ,’ ’ as
extended to a ll Patdic Lan d States by
A e t o f August
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i
1XHJW M c P ibm id ■
o f H ix to n , County of Jackson, Stele of
Wisconsin, filed in th is office oa Aug­
ust Sth, 1807 bis sworn statem en t H a
M 18 fo r the parrhaae of the N | N K ', ,
S E I N I B , N B i 8 E i of Section No. M in
Tow nship N o S3 South o f B ang « No.
16 We«*, W . M - . Oregon,
a n T w ill
offer prixrf to ebow th a t d ie
land
sought ia more v a lu a b le for l u tim ber
a n d to establish his claim to said ten«!
telore th e Register and Receiver of
th is office, a t Roseburg, i Oregon, on
W«vlnes«tey the a 1st «lay, cf October,
180«
H e names a t witnesses:
W illia m A Leonard of P o rtte n l, Ore.
W illia m E Pratt, end,
,,H s rr y A U l l l e r o f H ix to n Wisconsin.
Henry Colvin of Gold Beacb,Oregon.
F ra n k J. Leonard, of KiibyuAJrcgoa
A a r and a ll person* cteiraing ad-
»
•■**- a «apply of e veryth in g u su ally kept in a w e ll storked <
' ¡ 9 G e n e ral Merchandise Store.
/
ORDBMS TAKEN FOR
ART ARTICLE ROT IN STOCK.
Call and examine goods and get prices.
GENERAE MERCHANDISE,
G ro c e rie s <te P r o v i s i o n s
^ P o r t Orford, Curry County, Ore.h3
B A R G A IN S
I n I'Jvoi’y tliiiijf.
Ladies* & Gents* Furnishing Goods,
N o t i c e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .
amlnlum. prniataaa to make perfoctlr
aaay the performance of operations here­
tofore posaihia S*lr hr aid of the electric
furaaee, and etiU othara to which the
elactrtc furnace cancot ba eonvenianUr
applied.
T h e r m i t l i t e r a l l y . trans­
late«!. “with beat’’—1« the name applied
by Its to rea tor to a mixture of alum i­
nium and oxlda of troa la a granular
state and ta chemical proportion. Thia
mixture cannot ba Ignited by ordinary
maaaa. I t may ba attrrad with a red hot
bar of Iron or thrown into a firn, o r mol-
taa cast Im a aaay be poorad <m It w ith oat
earning -jnltlon
But If even a »mail
portion of tha mixture ba raiaad to a tam-
peratnre nearly approaching that of
molten steel the chemical afllnlty of the
alamlnlum for the oxygon contained tn
the ferric oxide It powerfully dersloped.
with the result that metallic Iron and
oxide of alamteiam are peodaced. the
ecoversion bats« attained at a heat of
SAM degreea centigrade. Jotata made
with therm it are tar stiffer than thoaa
made in'th e uiual mancar, according to
tette made In Buropa, and In the eon-
ttrueUon of trolley Unas prove perfect
electrical coodaetors and give a rail
BOOTS anti S H O E S '
Dry Goods
T imbkk L a u d A ct , J r a x 3 , 1878.—
,
*
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobafcco.
F in e A s s o rtm e n t o f
I ^ a x lie s * HroaMM O o o c le t ,
e « lie o H , fla n n e lH . e t c .
H a rd w a re & T in w a re
. Jiarxiess, L eather, ete.
A2Z Goods N ew snd Up-to-date.
Orders taken for arrtiles not in 8t<»ek
A first class milfinerv shop in con
nection with store.
T im ber L ard A ct , J p k s 3, 1878,—
Ca.ll, get our pnces, and be convinced.
N o tic e - f o r V n b l i c a t i o n ,
U n ite d Steles Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. M a y 7th, 1806.
Notice is b e lt by given that la com­
pliance w ith the provisions of the Act
of Congroes o f Jane 3, 1878, entitled
“ A s Act for the sale of T im b e r Lsiute
in the states of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada, sad W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to a ll P i blie Land States by
an s e t of August 4 , 18ML
H E R B E R T N. W E fX H
o f Po rtland . County o f M u ltn o m a h .
State of Oregon, filed in this office on
A p ril 9ib, 1908. his sworn statement
No. iw rit for the purchase o f the N W U
of Kection No. 13 in Tow nship K o . S3
South of Range No. IS W . W . M , O rc.,
sad w ill offer proof to show th a t the
land sought is more v^M sb le for its
tim ber or stone than fo r a g ric u ltu ra l
purposes, and' to establish his c la im to
sagl tend before the Register and Be-
«-eftwr of tills office, s t Roseburg, O tv -
gon. on T nn rw tey the 17lh day of D e-
N O T IC E
FO B
P U B L IC A T IO N
D x r ABTMCRT o r TBS I otxbiob
United States Land Office. Roseburg,
O reg on . August 17, 1908.
Notice Is lieieby given th a t the Banta
Fe Pacific R ailw ay Com pan v, by A . P .
F u lk e ts o a , its A tto rn ey id Pact, whose
P.»>toffi<-e sddroes is Roseburg. County
of D ouglas, State o< Oregon, has filed
in th is office ha application to select
under (he provisions of the Act of Jane
4, 1897 (30th Statutes, Mt) the Southeast
Q uarter o f Section 32. Tnwn»htp 31 g..
« . 13 W ert of the W ilfoasette M sridiau
G regoa.
Any a n d a ll perrons claim ing ad
versely the lead a lo v e described, or de-
-i-in g to object bt*cause o f the m ineral
■ harseter of the said land, o r for shy
other rraHoo, to tbe dn*po»ol b> the ap­
plicant should Ale th e ir affidavits of
protest oo or before the 7th day o f Oc­
W illia m Q u in n ,o f
"
tober, Item.
Chari
N eilaea, of Port O rford ”
Coal Land.
F re a k F . U o k , of
B wmaktv 1 E dd T, Regfoter. ,
Irw in 3 W illiam son, of Roeebnrg. Or?.
I hereby designate the Port Orford
T . H . M rh i, o f Ouqui lie, O regon.
T ribu ne, pnbhtbed at P o rt O rfo rd , O r­
A n y a o d a li persons claim ing ad­ egon, as the newiqMper ip which the
versely toe above described land« are shove notice should t * published.
reqaeated to file th e ir < U lin a la this «d-
B o u ix u L E odt
fice o a o r before ssM 17th «lay of De
cember, 1808.
B u u . a u L. E ddy , Register.
D E N N IS C C N N IF F .
J R .,
Lep. (J. 8 . M inerbi Saryeynr
Surveyor for the District oi O r­
egon.
Gold R each , -
-
-
Ore««
L. A . R O B ER TS.
A T T O H N K V
a t
I. am
M y» M P otsit, O regon.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
D kpabtukxt o r tu b I rtkmor
U . 8. L an d Office a t Roeebmg, Oreg.’>u
J s l y l l . 18Q8.
Notice is hereby given that
T IP B . H U N P E Y
j
? £ £ Drt
» h o , on J u ly 1
1808, made T im ber e a tr r , No. Oft. foi
« 8 W U . (Loto 13 f t 14, t i e . 4 X j N W»
(Lots 3 & 4), Keetlon », Tow nship i t
K«tothJRange 14 W en t, W . M eridian,
“ •
«“ *•« » o f m te n tio . to m akr
Proof, to establi«h claim to the
described,
before
to.
O m n ty C le rk , C u rry oowaty, s t G«4d
B roch, Oregon, oa the Mhh d ay of Oct
C laim an t name» aa w itnesses:
w’ l.T * * C^ 5 ? o k oi C o rb in . Q wtoq
W ill tom Colebrook o f »
W o k Q o s Ile n
of
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«
Asher Moore
of
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BENJAMIN k Xnr>Y, «agister